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10 Language-to-English Dictionaries선구자
Pronunciation / Transliteration: seonguja
"그는 진정한 선구자였다."
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A person with original ideas about what the future will or could be like.
"He was known as a visionary who changed the tech industry forever."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Early 17th century (as an adjective): from French visionnaire, from Late Latin visio(n-) 'vision', based on Latin videre 'to see'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Visionary" is said worldwide
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visionnaire
Transliteration: visionnaire
"C'était un véritable visionnaire."
Visionär
Transliteration: Visionär
"Er gilt als ein großer Visionär."
visionario
Transliteration: visionario
"Era un leader visionario."
visionario
Transliteration: visionario
"Steve Jobs fue un empresario visionario."
visionário
Transliteration: visionário
"Ela tinha uma mente visionária."
दूरदर्शी
Transliteration: durdarshi
"वह एक महान दूरदर्शी थे।"
有远见的人
Transliteration: yǒu yuǎnjiàn de rén
"他是一位杰出的有远见的人。"
선구자
Transliteration: seonguja
"그는 진정한 선구자였다."
ビジョナリー
Transliteration: bijonarī
"彼は先見の明のあるビジョナリーだ。"
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