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Flowersa Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Who was blazing trails in Internet fund-raising
What is the literal and indirect meaning for "Blazing trails"?
"She had been thinking a lot about the Web, the result of a series of conversations with Axelrod’s partner,
David Plouffe, who was blazing trails in Internet fund-raising and organizing on Deval Patrick’s campaign for the Massachusetts governorship"
"She had been thinking a lot about the Web, the result of a series of conversations with Axelrod’s partner,
David Plouffe, who was blazing trails in Internet fund-raising and organizing on Deval Patrick’s campaign for the Massachusetts governorship"
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'Blaze a trail' = make a new trail through a forest; therefore, to go where no man has gone before, to explore, to try something new and different.
- 'Blaze a trail' = make a new trail through a forest; therefore, to go where no man has gone before, to explore, to try something new and different.
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'Blaze a trail' = make a new trail through a forest; therefore, to go where no man has gone before, to explore, to try something new and different.
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I found another thing on the internet- Is "Pave the way" has the meaning of "Blaze a trail"?
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Yes, that's about the same. 'Pave the way' makes it more certain that others are following.
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