Definition Synonyms
Definition of groundbreaking - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
innovationinnovative and new, having a significant impact
- The scientist's groundbreaking research changed the field.
Noun
constructionceremony marking the start of construction
- We attended the groundbreaking of the new hospital.
Expressions with groundbreaking
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ceremony celebrating the beginning of a project
The groundbreaking ceremony was attended by local officials and community members.
Origin of groundbreaking
Old English, grund (ground) + brecan (to break)
Terms with groundbreaking included in their meaning
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technology
thing that introduces groundbreaking methods or technologies
groundbreaking work
extremely influential or original in starting new ideas
Examples of groundbreaking in a sentence
Their groundbreaking approach transformed the industry. The mayor spoke at the groundbreaking for the new library. A groundbreaking was held for the community center.
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- French:révolutionnaire, inauguration, ...
- German:bahnbrechend, Grundsteinlegung, ...
- Italian:innovativo, posa della prima pietra, ...
- Spanish:revolucionario, ceremonia de inauguración, ...
- Portuguese:inovador, cerimónia de lançamento da primeira pedra, ...
- Chinese:开创性的, 奠基仪式, ...
- Japanese:画期的な, 起工式, ...
- Arabic:مبتكر, حَفْل وَضْع حَجَر الأَسَاس, ...
- Hebrew:פּוֹרֵץ דֶּרֶךְ, טֶקֶס הֲנָחַת אֶבֶן הַפִּנָּה, ...
- Russian:новаторский, церемония закладки, ...
- Ukrainian:новаторський, церемонія закладки першого каменя, ...
- Hindi:क्रांतिकारी, शिलान्यास, ...
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