英语词汇“pilot”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	pilot
释义	Trends of pilot View usage for: pilot (paɪlət) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense pilots, present participle piloting, past tense, past participle piloted 1. countable noun A pilot is a person who is trained to fly an aircraft. He spent seventeen years as an airline pilot. ...fighter pilots of the British Royal Air Force. Synonyms: airman, captain, flyer [old-fashioned], aviator More Synonyms of pilot 2. countable noun A pilot is a person who steers a ship through a difficult stretch of water, for example the entrance to a harbour. 3. verb If someone pilots an aircraft or ship, they act as its pilot. He piloted his own plane part of the way to Washington. [VERB noun] 4. countable noun [usually NOUN noun] A pilot scheme or a pilot project is one which is used to test an idea before deciding whether to introduce it on a larger scale. The service is being expanded following the success of a pilot scheme. ...a ten-year pilot project backed by the trade and industry department. 5. verb If a government or organization pilots a programme or a scheme, they test it, before deciding whether to introduce it ona larger scale. The trust is looking for 50 schools to pilot a programme aimed at teenage pupils. [VERB noun] 6. verb If a government minister pilots a new law or bill through parliament, he or she makes sure that it is introduced successfully. His achievement in piloting the Bill through a querulous House of Commons was anoutstanding parliamentary feat. [V n + through] [Also VERB noun] 7. countable noun [oft NOUN noun] A pilot or a pilot episode is a single television programme that is shown in order to find out whether a particular series of programmes is likely to be popular. A pilot episode has been shot and a full series has been ordered. 8. countable noun A pilot is the pilot light on a gas cooker or stove, boiler, or fire. 9. See also automatic pilot, test pilot More Synonyms of pilot pilot in British English (ˈpaɪlət) noun 1. a. a person who is qualified to operate an aircraft or spacecraft in flight b. (as modifier) pilot error 2. a. a person who is qualified to steer or guide a ship into or out of a port, river mouth, etc b. (as modifier) a pilot ship 3. a person who steers a ship 4. a person who acts as a leader or guide 5. machinery a guide, often consisting of a tongue or dowel, used to assist in joining two mating parts together 6. machinery a plug gauge for measuring an internal diameter 7. cinema a colour test strip accompanying black-and-white rushes from colour originals 8. an experimental programme on radio or television 9. pilot film 10. (modifier) used in or serving as a test or trial a pilot project 11. (modifier) serving as a guide a pilot beacon verb (transitive) 12. to act as pilot of 13. to control the course of 14. to guide or lead (a project, people, etc) Word origin C16: from French pilote, from Medieval Latin pilotus, ultimately from Greek pēdon oar; related to Greek pous foot pilot in American English (ˈpaɪlət) noun 1. a. Archaic helmsman b. a person licensed to direct ships into or out of a harbor or through difficult waters 2. a person qualified to operate the controls of an aircraft or spacecraft 3. a guide; leader 4. a device that guides the action of a machine or machine part 5. US a metal frame on the front of a locomotive, to remove obstructions from the track 6. a. pilot light (sense 1) b. pilot film verb transitive 7. to act as a pilot of, on, in, or over 8. to guide; conduct; lead adjective 9. that serves as a guide or guiding device 10. that serves as an activating device 11. that serves as a trial unit for experimentation or testing Derived forms pilotless (ˈpilotless) adjective Word origin MFr pilote < It pilota, pedoto < MGr pēdōtēs < Gr pēdon, oar blade (in pl., rudder), akin to pous, foot pilot in Mechanical Engineering (paɪlət) Word forms:* (regular plural) pilots noun (Mechanical engineering: Manufacturing and assembly) A pilot is a guide used to help join two mating parts together. A pilot can be inserted into a drill chuck to guide the drill bit. Drill a pilot hole to make it easier to drive a nail or screw into the wall. A pilot is a guide used to help join two mating parts together. More idioms containing pilot on automatic pilot COBUILD Collocations pilot qualified pilot Image of pilot © LuckyImages, shutterstock Examples of 'pilot' in a sentence pilot These examples have been automatically selected and may contain sensitive content.Read more… He then went back to the radio room to talk the pilots through the flight. Times, Sunday Times (2016) They also organise pilots for new technology implementations. Computing (2010) It also asked for independent evaluation of pilot schemes set up to test the security of the system. Computing (2010) This is because of an accident when he filmed the show's pilot episode eight years ago. Times, Sunday Times (2017) A highlight was piloting the ship for about half an hour under the stars. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Who needs to spend years training pilots to hijack aircraft, when you can crash them with a few clicks of a keyboard? Computing (2010) Passengers are being put at risk by shoddy airline safety regimes that allow fatigued pilots to take control of planes, according to research. Times, Sunday Times (2016) A pilot programme was launched in the northwest of England. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The pilot said his controls had jammed. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Two million tonnes of supplies were flown in by often exhausted pilots. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The government conducted six pilots to test biodiversity offsetting. Times, Sunday Times (2015) The pilot project has provoked criticism from both ends of the political spectrum. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Pilot courses had been conducted with a number of key industries. Tom Cannon Basic Marketing. Principles and Practice (1986) Britain and other allies need to be ready to supply substantially more aircraft and pilots. Times, Sunday Times (2014) He is also a qualified glider pilot. Times, Sunday Times (2009) They have been shot down and there has been pilot error. The Sun (2016) Aviation officials cleared it for testing by human pilots last week. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The new pilot will have his or her work cut out. Times, Sunday Times (2012) One pilot scheme is offering advice on finding schools and housing. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The pilot episode has a tentative confidence. Times, Sunday Times (2012) These pilot programmes had been very successful. Tom Cannon Basic Marketing. Principles and Practice (1986) The pilot regained control and landed heavily but no one was hurt. Times, Sunday Times (2014) The fumes often force pilots and crew to wear oxygen masks. The Sun (2013) Kinder still remembers fondly a moment during one of her pilot courses. Times, Sunday Times (2014) He is a qualified pilot and likes trekking and diving. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Thai press reports say government investigators have reached an initial finding that pilot error was to blame. Times, Sunday Times (2008) This is more than two hundred times the average wage and some fifty times the salary of domestic airline pilots. Low, Nicholas Politics, Planning and the State (1990) This is called a cognitive error and can be quite amusing unless you are an airline pilot or nuclear energy plant engineer! Wallace, Louise M & Bundy, Christine Coping with Angina (1990) They didn't want exciting flights where pilots were dashing all over the place. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Yesterday it brought in six new aircraft and 32 pilots. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Thousands of flights could be cancelled in a dispute between pilots and the Government over the introduction of identity cards. Times, Sunday Times (2009) One pilot project is to be implemented in Jobcentre Plus offices. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Word lists with pilot terms used in aviation In other languages pilot British English: pilot /ˈpaɪlət/ NOUN A pilot is a person who is trained to fly an aircraft. He spent 17 years as an airline pilot. American English: pilot Arabic: طيَّار Brazilian Portuguese: piloto Chinese: 飞行员 Croatian: pilot Czech: pilot Danish: pilot Dutch: piloot European Spanish: piloto avión Finnish: lentäjä French: pilote German: Pilot Greek: πιλότος Italian: pilota Japanese: パイロット Korean: 조종사 Norwegian: flyger Polish: pilot European Portuguese: piloto Romanian: pilot Russian: пилот Latin American Spanish: piloto aviador Swedish: pilot Thai: นักบิน Turkish: pilot Ukrainian: пілот Vietnamese: phi công British English: pilot VERB If someone pilots an aircraft or ship, they act as its pilot. He piloted his own plane part of the way to the capitol. American English: pilot Brazilian Portuguese: pilotar Chinese: 驾驶飞机 European Spanish: pilotar French: piloter German: steuern Italian: pilotare Japanese: 操縦する Korean: 조종하다 European Portuguese: pilotar Latin American Spanish: pilotar Translate your text for free All related terms of 'pilot' co-pilot The co-pilot of an aircraft is a pilot who assists the chief pilot. cow pilot → sergeant major (sense 3 ) sky pilot a chaplain in one of the military services pilot bird a warbler of forest floors in SE Australia, Pycnoptilus floccosus, named from its alleged habit of accompanying the superb lyrebird pilot boat a vessel used by a person who is qualified to steer or guide a ship into or out of a port, river mouth, etc pilot chart any of a number of charts issued to mariners by the U.S. Hydrographic Office and showing meteorological, hydrographic, and navigational conditions prevailing , or likely to prevail, subsequent to the date of issue in some part of the world: issued monthly for most areas pilot cloth a type of thick blue cloth used esp to make sailor's coats pilot error An error is something you have done which is considered to be incorrect or wrong , or which should not have been done. pilot film a film of short duration serving as a guide to a projected series pilot fish a small carangid fish, Naucrates ductor, of tropical and subtropical seas, marked with dark vertical bands : often accompanies sharks and other large fishes pilot flag the flag symbolizing the letter G in the International Code of Signals , flown by itself to request a pilot from a pilot service: a flag of three yellow and three blue vertical stripes pilot house an enclosed structure on the bridge of a vessel from which it can be navigated ; wheelhouse pilot lamp a small light in an electric circuit or device that lights up when the circuit is closed or when certain conditions prevail pilot light A pilot light is a small gas flame in a cooker , stove , boiler , or fire . It burns all the time and lights the main large flame when the gas is turned fully on. pilot plant a small-scale industrial plant in which problems can be identified and solved before the full-scale plant is built pilot study a small-scale experiment or set of observations undertaken to decide how and whether to launch a full-scale project pilot whale any of several black toothed whales of the genus Globicephala, such as G . melaena, that occur in all seas except polar seas: family Delphinidae test pilot A test pilot is a pilot who flies aircraft of a new design in order to test their performance. airline pilot a person who flies planes as a profession and works for a commercial airline bomber pilot the pilot of a bomber fighter pilot a pilot who flies a fighter plane pilot balloon a meteorological balloon used to observe air currents pilot biscuit → hardtack pilot engine a locomotive that leads one or more other locomotives at the head of a train of coaches or wagons pilot episode An episode of something such as a series on radio or television or a story in a magazine is one of the separate parts in which it is broadcast or published . pilot jacket a type of leather jacket associated with U.S. Army pilots in World War II pilot officer A pilot officer is an officer of low rank in the British Royal Air Force. pilot scheme a small-scale experiment or set of observations undertaken to decide how and whether to launch a full-scale project automatic pilot An automatic pilot or an autopilot is a device in an aircraft that automatically keeps it on a particular course. qualified pilot A pilot is a person who is trained to fly an aircraft. commercial pilot an airplane pilot licensed to transport passengers , goods, etc pilot production a manufacturing or engineering production line set up during development , to test new methods, processes, and systems on automatic pilot If you are on automatic pilot or on autopilot , you are acting without thinking about what you are doing, usually because you have done it many times before. black whale any of several black toothed whales of the genus Globicephala, such as G . melaena, that occur in all seas except polar seas: family Delphinidae hardtack a kind of hard saltless biscuit , formerly eaten esp by sailors as a staple aboard ship ship's biscuit a kind of hard saltless biscuit , formerly eaten esp by sailors as a staple aboard ship Chinese translation of 'pilot' pilot (ˈpaɪlət) n (c) (Aviat) 飞(飛)行员(員) (fēixíngyuán) (个(個), gè) (Naut) 领(領)航员(員) (lǐnghángyuán) (个(個), gè) (TV) (also pilot episode) 试(試)播片断(斷) (shìbō piànduàn) adj [scheme, study] 试(試)验(驗)性的 (shìyànxìng de) vt [aircraft] 驾(駕)驶(駛) (jiàshǐ) to pilot a scheme/programme 试(試)行计(計)划(劃)/项(項)目 (shìxíng jìhuà/xiàngmù) 1 (noun) in the sense of airman Definition a person who is qualified to fly an aircraft or spacecraft He spent seventeen years as an airline pilot. Synonyms airman an English airman captain flyer (old-fashioned) escape lines for shot-down allied flyers aviator He was a pioneer aviator - the first to fly across the Channel. aeronaut 2 (noun) in the sense of helmsman Definition a person who acts as a guide The pilot steered the ship safely inside the main channel. Synonyms helmsman guide With guides, the journey can be done in fourteen days. navigator Which of you is the best navigator? leader the leader of the Conservative Party director He is the director of the unit. conductor coxswain steersman or woman or person 1 (verb) in the sense of fly Definition to act as pilot of the first person to pilot an aircraft across the Pacific Synonyms fly He flew a small plane to Cuba. control He now controls the largest retail development empire in southern California. You should not let other people control you. operate The men were trapped as they operated a tunnelling machine. be at the controls of 2 (verb) in the sense of navigate Definition to act as pilot of Local fishermen piloted the boats. Synonyms navigate He was responsible for safely navigating the ship. drive Don't expect to be able to drive a car or operate machinery. manage Her daughter couldn't manage the horse. direct guide She took the bewildered man by the arm and guided him out. handle One report said the aircraft would become difficult to handle. conduct steer 3 (verb) in the sense of direct Definition to guide or lead (a project or people) We are piloting the strategy through Parliament. Synonyms direct She will direct day-to-day operations. lead He led him into the house. manage managing a car well in bad conditions conduct He asked if he might conduct us to the ball. steer What is it like to steer a ship of this size? (modifier) in the sense of trial Definition serving as a test or trial a pilot show for a new TV series Synonyms trial test model sample experimental Additional synonyms in the sense of aviator Definition the pilot of an aircraft He was a pioneer aviator - the first to fly across the Channel. Synonyms pilot, flyer (old-fashioned), airman, airwoman, aeronaut in the sense of conduct Definition to accompany and guide (people or a party) He asked if he might conduct us to the ball. Synonyms accompany, lead, escort, guide, attend, steer, convey, usher, pilot in the sense of control Definition to have power over He now controls the largest retail development empire in southern California.You should not let other people control you. Synonyms have power over, lead, rule, manage, boss (informal), direct, handle, conduct, dominate, command, pilot, govern, steer, administer, oversee, supervise, manipulate, call the shots, call the tune, reign over, keep a tight rein on, have charge of, superintend, have (someone) in your pocket, keep on a string Synonyms of 'pilot' pilot Explore 'pilot' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of director Definition a member of the governing board of a business, trust, etc. He is the director of the unit. Synonyms controller, head, leader, manager, chief, executive, chairperson, boss (informal), producer, governor, principal, administrator, supervisor, organizer, helmer, sherang (Australian, New Zealand) in the sense of drive Definition to guide the movement of (a vehicle) Don't expect to be able to drive a car or operate machinery. Synonyms operate, manage, direct, guide, handle, pilot, steer, navigate in the sense of flyer Definition an aircraft pilot escape lines for shot-down allied flyers Synonyms pilot, aeronaut, airman or airwoman, aviator or aviatrix in the sense of guide Definition a person who leads travellers to a place, usually in a dangerous area With guides, the journey can be done in fourteen days. Synonyms escort, leader, controller, attendant, usher, chaperon, cicerone (literary), torchbearer, dragoman in the sense of guide Definition to lead the way for (tourists or travellers) She took the bewildered man by the arm and guided him out. Synonyms lead, direct, escort, conduct, pilot, accompany, steer, shepherd, convoy, usher, show the way in the sense of handle Definition to hold, move, operate, or touch with the hands One report said the aircraft would become difficult to handle. Synonyms control, manage, direct, operate, guide, use, steer, manipulate, manoeuvre, wield in the sense of lead Definition to guide or be guided by physical means He led him into the house. Synonyms guide, conduct, steer, escort, precede, usher, pilot, show the way in the sense of leader Definition a person who rules, guides, or inspires others the leader of the Conservative Party Synonyms principal, president, head, chief, boss (informal), director, manager, chairperson, captain, chair, premier, governor, commander, superior, ruler, conductor, controller, counsellor, supervisor, superintendent, big name, big gun (informal), chieftain, bigwig (informal), ringleader, big shot (informal), overseer, big cheese (slang, old-fashioned), big noise (informal), big hitter (informal), torchbearer, number one, sherang (Australian, New Zealand) in the sense of manage Definition to keep under control Her daughter couldn't manage the horse. Synonyms control, influence, guide, handle, master, dominate, manipulate in the sense of manage managing a car well in bad conditions Synonyms steer, operate, pilot Additional synonyms in the sense of navigator Which of you is the best navigator? Synonyms helmsman or woman or person, guide, pilot, or woman">seaman or woman, mariner, steersman or woman or person in the sense of operate Definition to control the working of (a machine) The men were trapped as they operated a tunnelling machine. Synonyms run, work, use, control, drive, manoeuvre in the sense of steer Definition to direct the course of (a vehicle or vessel) with a steering wheel or rudder What is it like to steer a ship of this size? Synonyms drive, control, direct, handle, conduct, pilot, govern, be in the driver's seat in the sense of steersman Definition the person who steers a vessel Synonyms pilot, cox, helmsman or woman or person, coxswain, wheelman (US)
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