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The vanguard of an army or other force

Lyonses and Pharyaunce had the aduant garde, and they two knyghtes mette with kyng Idres and his felauship, and there began a grete medele of brekyng of speres and smytynge of swerdys with sleynge of men and horses.

Any group of people who invent or promote new techniques or concepts, especially in the arts

Innovative, pioneering, especially when extremely or obviously so

It was a very avant-garde production.

en garde

Used to warn one's opponent to take a defensive position prior to the beginning of a fight

{s} innovative, experimental, unconventional; of or pertaining to avant-garde; (Arts) new and experimental

In any art the most daring of the experimentalists , innovation of original and unconventional designs , ideas or techniques during particular period Forward thinking or advanced

{i} foremost division of an army, "the vanguard" (French)

(French ) The van or advanced guard of an army

Tomorrow's mainstream

French for vanguard Artists and movements that stand at the cutting-edge of artistic production, often in opposition to established ideas and traditions

(a-vahnt guard) Advanced or forward thinking fashion design French term for "advance guard"

any creative group active in the innovation and application of new concepts and techniques in a given field (especially in the arts)

Intellectual, literary, or artistic movement that breaks with tradition and seems ahead of its time

any creative group active in the innovation and application of new concepts and techniques in a given field (especially in the arts) radically new or original; "an avant-garde theater piece

any artist, critic, or group considered in the vanguard of artistic innovation

is a group regarded as pre-eminent or in the forefront with an invention and application of new techniques in a given field They create enough interest in what they are doing and set a path for others to follow

Those whose work can be characterized as unorthodox and experimental

French for advance guard" or "vanguard " Those considered the leaders (and often regarded as radicals) in the invention and application of new concepts in a given field

Of, relating to, or being part of an innovative group, especially one in the arts

The innovating artists or writers who promote the use of new or experimental concepts or techniques (See Imagism, Impressionism, Objectivism, Realism, Symbolism)

radically new or original; "an avant-garde theater piece"

a dated term signifying the newest artistic expressions usually in contrast to anything mainstream or embraced by society as a whole

A style of music on the forefront of experimentation; originally applied to jazz styles such as freebop and expressionism

In the most advanced style

A French military term meaning "in the forefront" which in the 19C was applied to artists or movements considered to be new, radical, and often and revolutionary For example, the ideas and work of Edouard Manet were regarded as avant-garde within the context of 19C French Salon painting

French for advance- guard Term used to describe artists using innovative or experimental techniques

French term for "vanguard", a term that describes artists and their art that stand at the beginning of a movement that often does not conform to the traditional or previously accepted ideas or standards

art which uses experimental and unconventional methods

Avant-garde art, music, theatre, and literature is very modern and experimental. avant-garde concert music. Avant-garde is also a noun. He was an enthusiast for the avant-garde

avant-garde art

avant-garde literature

literature which makes use of experimental or unconventional techniques

avant-garde music

{i} experimental music, music which makes use of experimental or unconventional techniques and challenges accepted concepts of what music is

en garde

(fencing) in a defensive stance

an acronym for Gateway Ancestor of Royal Descent

garden

There aren't any roses in the garden. - There are no roses in the garden.

Tom has a big garden as well. - Tom has a big garden, too.

[Latin 'gradus', "degree", extant in Romance (Spanish, Italian), Germanic (English, German, Dutch), Esperanto and Novial ] scale -- a scale of intensity, amount or quantity

Türkisch - Englisch

Definition von garde im Türkisch Englisch wörterbuch

guard

The guards didn't see Tom. - Gardiyanlar Tom'u görmedi.

Tom is a prison guard. - Tom bir hapishane gardiyanı.

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