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词根:pilot
adj.pilot 试点的
pilotless 无驾驶员的
n.pilot 飞行员;领航员
pilotage 领航;领港费;驾驶术;领航费
pilothouse 操舵室;驾驶室
v.pilot 驾驶;领航;试用
noun
one employed to steer a ship : helmsman
a person who is qualified and usually licensed to conduct a ship into and out of a port or in specified waters
a person who flies or is qualified to fly an aircraft or spacecraft
guide, leader
cowcatcher
a piece that guides a tool or machine part
a television show produced and filmed or taped as a sample of a proposed series
pilot light sense 1
verb
transitive verb
to act as a guide to : lead or conduct over a usually difficult course
to set and conn the course of
pilot a ship
to act as pilot of
pilot a plane
adjective
serving as a guiding or tracing device, an activating or auxiliary unit, or a trial apparatus or operation
a pilot study
pilot test小规模试验;初步试验
pilot project试点项目,试点工程;样板工程,样板设计
pilot studyn. 初步研究;预备试验;飞行员研究
pilot plantn. 试验工场;小规模试验厂
pilot scale中试规模;试验性规模
pilot program试点计划,试点工程;实验计画
pilot scheme[经]小规模试验计划
fighter pilot战斗机飞行员
pilot unit导向单元
pilot production试验性生产
pilot experiment预试验,中间试验
airline pilot航空公司飞行员
pilot valve操纵阀,导向阀
pilot run初步操作试验;试运行
test pilot试飞员
pilot light长明小灯;常燃小火;标灯(等于pilot lamp)
pilot hole导孔;导向钻孔;定位孔
pilot system引示系统;试验系统
pilot operation引导操作
palm pilot掌上电脑
引航
Noun Middle French pilote, from Italian pilota, alteration of pedota, from Middle Greek *pēdōtēs, from Greek pēda steering oars, plural of pēdon oar; probably akin to Greek pod-, pous foot — more at foot
The first known use of pilot was in the 15th century
pimplenoun
a small swelling of the skin often containing pus : pustule
pimientonoun
any of various sweet peppers that have thick flesh and a mild flavor and are used especially as a stuffing for olives and as a source of paprika
pimentonoun
pimiento
pilot1 of 3noun
a person who steers a ship
a person qualified to guide a ship into and out of a port or in specified waters
someone who provides guidance and direction : leader
one who flies or is qualified to fly an aircraft or spacecraft
pilot light
pilot2 of 3verb
to act as pilot of : guide
pilot3 of 3adjective
serving as a guiding or tracing device, as an activating or auxiliary unit, or to test a new invention or idea
a pilot study
pilot1 of 3noun
a person who steers a ship
a person qualified to guide a ship into and out of a port or in specified waters
someone who provides guidance and direction : leader
one who flies or is qualified to fly an aircraft or spacecraft
pilot light
pilot2 of 3verb
to act as pilot of : guide
pilot3 of 3adjective
serving as a guiding or tracing device, as an activating or auxiliary unit, or to test a new invention or idea
a pilot study
pilot1 of 3noun
a person who steers a ship
a person qualified to guide a ship into and out of a port or in specified waters
someone who provides guidance and direction : leader
one who flies or is qualified to fly an aircraft or spacecraft
pilot light
pilot2 of 3verb
to act as pilot of : guide
pilot3 of 3adjective
serving as a guiding or tracing device, as an activating or auxiliary unit, or to test a new invention or idea
a pilot study
1 Actor Harrison Ford sustained serious injuries Thursday after a vintage plane he was piloting crash-landed on a golf course in California.
2 That's why the Native Conservancy has been piloting the use of an advanced, portable freezer system that should allow communities to freeze food long-term at a high quality.
3 Recognizing his talent, Watto let the boy continue his piloting, sensing potential profit from the venture.
瓦托看中了这孩子的天赋, 让他继续驾驶, 感到自己能从中大赚一笔.
4 The quality of piloting a ship or aircraft depends on the staff's experience.
领航一艘船或飞机的质量依靠职员的经验。
5 A little under two decades later, President John F. Kennedy signed the first Executive Order of his presidency in order to begin piloting the program again.
6 But, above all, Ivan is necessary to master piloting and undergo complicated and toughest test.
但是,首先,伊万是要掌握试点和进行复杂和最严峻的考验。
7 Sue MacGregor does her usual expert job in piloting the good ship narrative through the reefs and shoals of luvviedom and seething paddocks of personal hobby horses.
8 But in some occupations, like operating a giant crane or piloting an aircraft, the consequences can be devastating.
但是在一些职业里,像操纵巨型起重机或驾驶航天飞船,结果可能是毁灭性的。
9 He has become expert in piloting ships after many years of practicing.
经过多年实践后,他能熟练地领航了。
10 He was greeted like a conquering hero for commissioning and piloting his submersible vessel, which looked like a lime-green metal coffin on display outside.
11 A month ago, the hottest game in the world was Flappy Bird, an excruciatingly difficult mobile game involving the piloting of a bird through narrow gaps.
12 The most obvious answer is Rhodes, the guy who’s been piloting the armour for years.
13 This would make women incapable of safely piloting airplanes, jets, or spacecraft.
14 A brief clip showed Dr. Pym’s laboratory and a diminutive superhero piloting a fly.
15 The University of Michigan in Ann Arbor is the latest school to make headlines for piloting a napping station through fall 2014.
16 And top companies in the sector are piloting recycling programs to address the millions of devices improperly disposed of each year.
17 Buttons are encouraged when piloting in hardened tool steel, based on design constraints.
设计上应限制:在热处理后的模板上导正时应使用嵌套。
18 His exceptional starfighter piloting skills and leadership led clone pilots to defeat the enemy forces.
他超群的战斗机驾驶技术和领导才能引领着克隆人飞行员击败了敌军。
19 He was known for steeplechasing, polo, scuba diving, parachuting, piloting helicopters, skiing, sailing and wind-surfing back when that sport was new.
20 Even when he’s piloting a spaceship into a state of unconditional love, he’s also doing the everyday work of organizing his everyday thoughts.