groundbreaking
의미: Breaking new ground; introducing fundamentally new and important ideas or methods.
Groundbreaking is one of the strongest words for describing novelty and significance. It implies that the work in question has changed the landscape of its field, not merely added to it. Though sometimes overused in journalism and marketing, it retains its power in academic and critical writing. Common collocations include 'groundbreaking study,' 'groundbreaking discovery,' and 'groundbreaking decision.'
예문
- The groundbreaking Supreme Court ruling fundamentally altered the landscape of employment law. 最高法院的这一划时代裁决从根本上改变了劳动法的格局。La revolucionaria sentencia del Tribunal Supremo alteró fundamentalmente el panorama del derecho laboral.最高裁判所のその画期的な判決は、雇用法の景色を根本的に変えた。대법원의 그 획기적인 판결은 고용법의 지형을 근본적으로 바꿔 놓았다.
- Watson and Crick's groundbreaking discovery of DNA's double-helix structure transformed biology. 沃森和克里克对DNA双螺旋结构的开创性发现改变了生物学的面貌。El revolucionario descubrimiento de la estructura de doble hélice del ADN por Watson y Crick transformó la biología.ワトソンとクリックによるDNA二重らせん構造の画期的な発見は、生物学を一変させた。왓슨과 크릭의 DNA 이중나선 구조의 획기적인 발견은 생물학을 일변시켰다.
- The exhibition showcased groundbreaking works that challenged the boundaries of contemporary art. 该展览展示了挑战当代艺术边界的开创性作品。La exposición presentaba obras revolucionarias que desafiaban los límites del arte contemporáneo.その展覧会は、現代美術の境界に挑戦する画期的な作品を紹介していた。그 전시회는 현대 미술의 경계에 도전하는 획기적인 작품들을 선보였다.
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사용 가이드
맥락: media, academic, professional
어조: positive
기원과 역사
A compound of 'ground' and 'breaking,' originally a literal term for the ceremonial digging of earth at the start of a construction project. The figurative sense of doing something unprecedented emerged in the mid-20th century.
문화적 배경
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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