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brand new (Slava); revolutionary (e.g., о конструкции/дизайне/подходе twinkie); principally new (Maxxicum); conceptually new (Maxxicum); breakthrough (twinkie); trail-blazing (A trail-blazing idea, event, or organization is new, exciting, and original. ...a trail-blazing agreement that could lead to a global ban on nuclear weapons... The Festival aims to live up to its reputation as a trail-blazing event. CCB. So although Ryanair is not coming to the states any time soon, its trail-blazing pricing models are definitely materializing in the strategies of American carriers: too-good-to-be-true ticket prices, and a plethora of fees for everything else. Blake Fleetwood: Exclusive: Government Investigating Airlines for Not Disclosing Fees | But it is a testimony to him that even the most graphic tabloid coverage also paid tribute to his trail-blazing legal work that literally saved lives. Kate Saunders: Celebrating a Compassionate Friend: David/Sonia Burgess. Wordnik Alexander Demidov); game changing (vlad-and-slav); totally new (▪ Parents are accorded a totally new status in the 1958 Bill. ▪ This procedure is not limited to totally new projects and is applied to significant modifications to existing plants. ▪ By the year 2000, millions of people will be working in totally new occupations that do not exist today. ▪ He was made responsible for marine operations, an area of the business totally new to him. ▪ The next chapter, dealing with the history of marriage, is, however, totally new. ▪ From the beginning, the Enfield facility was in-tended to be an experiment in a totally new technological and work-system design. LDOCE Alexander Demidov); groundbreaking (Oksana S.) |
