(pathfinder)
71pathfinder — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. trailblazer, explorer, pioneer, frontiersman, scout, forerunner. See preparation. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. explorer, searcher, discoverer; see scout 1 …
72Pathfinder — Path|fin|der 〈 [pa:ðfaındə(r)] m.; Gen.: s, Pl.: ; Astron.〉 Weltraumsonde, die unerforschte Gebiete auf dem Mars untersucht [Etym.: engl., »Führer, Wegbereiter«] …
73pathfinder — path|find|er [ˈpa:θˌfaındə US ˈpæθˌfaındər] n especially AmE 1.) someone who goes ahead of a group and finds the best way through unknown land 2.) a person who discovers new ways of doing things = ↑trailblazer …
74pathfinder — path|find|er [ pæθ,faındər ] noun count 1. ) someone who discovers and tries new ways of doing things: PIONEER 2. ) someone who is the first to find a way across an area of land …
75Pathfinder — Major General John C Fremont, USA …
76pathfinder — n. pioneer, trailblazer; scout, patroller; airplane that leads the way for others …
77pathfinder — i. An aircraft with special crew plus drop zone marking teams, markers, and/or electronic NAVAIDs (navigational aids) to prepare the DZ/LZ (drop zone/landing zone) for the main force. ii. During World War II, an aircraft tasked with marking… …
78pathfinder — noun a person who goes ahead and discovers or shows others a path or way …
79pathfinder — noun especially AmE 1 (C) a person who goes ahead of a group and finds the best way through unknown land 2 a person who discovers new ways of doing things; trailblazer …
80pathfinder — n trailblazer, trailbreaker, explorer; paver of the way; scout, guide, point; pioneer, frontiersman; forerunner, precursor, front or lead runner …
