tide rider; a person who braves risks or pioneers new trends
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2 senses · 5 examplesnoun
young people frolicking in the tide; boat handlers
literaryLiteral meaning, referring to people skilled in navigating or playing in tidal waters. Historically used for sailors or those in water-based activities.
In ancient times, the tide riders were known for their superb boat-handling skills.
By the Qiantang River, tide riders often show off their skills during the tidal bore viewing festival.
noun
a person who braves risks; a pioneer; a trailblazer
commendatoryFigurative meaning, widely used in modern contexts to praise entrepreneurs, innovators, or anyone who dares to challenge the status quo and embrace uncertainty.
In the tech industry, he is widely recognized as a trailblazer.
These young entrepreneurs are the pioneers of the new era.
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To survive in fierce market competition, companies must dare to be risk-takers.