chalutzim
- noun
- /kɑːluˈtsim/
:
pioneros
- The chalutzim established new communities in previously uninhabited regions.
Examples
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The chalutzim were instrumental in establishing new agricultural techniques.
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As chalutzim, they were not afraid to take risks and try new approaches.
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Many technological advances are thanks to the vision and courage of chalutzim in the field.
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Many chalutzim traveled to foreign lands to promote innovative farming methods.
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The chalutzim were pioneers who transformed the desert into fertile farmland.
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As chalutzim, they founded organizations to support innovative educational methods.
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Many chalutzim embraced sustainable practices in their quest to improve agriculture.
Synonyms
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4.2
A person among the first to develop new ideas or ways of doing things
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4.3
A person who creates new ideas or ways of doing things
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6.8
A person who first develops new ideas or methods in a field
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A person who finds something new for the first time
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A person who introduces new ideas or ways in a field
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A person who does something new that others copy
A person who is among the first to try new ideas
A person who is among the first to try new ideas or methods
A person who is among the first to begin a new activity or idea
How Innovative
Surface Forms
Etymology
Chalutzim comes from the Hebrew chalutz, meaning 'pioneer' or 'one who goes out'. A helpful way to remember it is to think of 'trailblazers' who go ahead and try new things, because chalutzim now means people who start new ideas, methods, or places.