pilot如何读

英:[ˈpaɪlət]

美:[ˈpaɪlət]

pilot英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C]飞行员,宇航员 a person who controls an aircraft or spacecraft, especially one who has been specially trained
  2. [C]引航员,舵手 a person with a special knowledge of a particular stretch of water, especially the entrance to a harbour, who is employed to go on board and guide ships that use it
v.(动词)
  1. vt. 领航; 驾驶 act as a pilot to
  2. vt. 试验,试用 test sth by means of a pilot scheme
adj.(形容词)
  1. [A]试验性的,试点的 acting as a trial for sth

pilot是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 【空】驾驶员,飞行员
  2. 领导人
  3. 领航员,向导,带路人
  4. 指示灯
  5. 试播节目
  6. 舵手
  7. <美>排障器
  8. 【机、电】导向器
  9. 领港员
  10. 【火箭】起动人员
  11. 指导员
  12. 带瞎丐走路的狗
  13. 拳赛干事
  14. 航线指南
  15. 罗针盘矫正器
v. (动词)
  1. 驾驶
  2. 引导,指导,指引
  3. 带领,给...当向导,领,向导
  4. 给(船只)领航,领航
  5. 使顺利通过
  6. 试验,试用,试点,试行
adj. (形容词)
  1. 引导的,导向的
  2. 试验性的,试点的,小规模试验性质的 ,实验的
  3. 控制的
  4. 【机、电】辅助的
  5. 领示的
  6. 领航的
  7. 示范的

pilot自然拼读

pi·lot

paI lt

pilot变形

复数:pilots

第三人称单数:pilots

现在分词:piloting

过去式:piloted

过去分词:piloted

pilot扩展

pilotless (adj.)

pilot词根

词根:pilot

adj.

pilotless 无驾驶员的

n.

pilotage 领航;领港费;驾驶术;领航费

piloting 领港;近岸航行法;地标领航;半工厂性检查

v.

piloting 驾驶(pilot的ing形式);领航

pilot英英释义

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词组

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

pilot区别

 pilot, astronaut

这两个名词者指驾驶飞行装置的人员。

pilot指不进入外层空间的各类飞机的驾驶员。

astronaut指在外层空间(outer space)驾驶宇宙飞船、航天飞机等飞行装置的宇航员。

以上来源于网络

 guide, direct, conduct, pilot, lead

这组词都有“引导”的意思,其区别是:

guide普通用词,可与conduct换用,指引导者与被引导者双方彼此合作,共同努力的关系。

direct指为某人指方向,但自己不一定亲自引路,也可表示指导一群人的事或活动。

conduct正式用词,指引导某人去某处,强调亲自带领;也强调监督管理一群有共同目的或目标的人。

pilot从原义“为飞机、轮船导航”借喻为指亲自带领某人去某处。

lead指走在前面给某人引路或带路人共同去达到某一目标。用于抽象意义时,指在某项活动或运动中起主导和组织作用。

以上来源于网络

pilot词源中文解释

16世纪初,指“驾驶船只的人”,特别是在船只进出港口时掌舵的人,源自法语 pillote(16世纪),源自意大利语 piloto,据说是古意大利语 pedoto 的变形,后者通常被认为源自中世纪希腊语 *pedotes “舵手”,源自希腊语 pedon “掌舵桨”,与 pous(属格 podos)“脚”有关,源自 PIE 词根 *ped- “脚”。拉丁语派语言(“萨宾语-l-”)中 -d- 变为 -l- 的变化与 odor/olfactory 中的变化相似; 参见 lachrymose。

转义或比喻意义上的“指导者,他人航线的指挥者”始于1590年代。1848年,字面意义扩展为“控制气球的人”,1907年扩展为“驾驶飞机的人”。

作为形容词,1788年指“与飞行员有关的”; 从1928年开始指“作为原型的”,因此名词 pilot 的意思是“试播集”(等),始见于1962年。1890年以来, pilot light 是指在大型燃烧器旁边保持燃烧的非常小的灯,当流量打开时自动点燃主燃烧器。

pilot_体育行业词汇

驾驶员

pilot_大气科学行业词汇

测风绘图板

pilot-balloon plotting board 用来点绘测风气球运动轨迹的水平投影, 量取高空水平风向风速的气象专用图板。

pilot_法律行业词汇

驾驶员

新产品试制

pilot_航空行业词汇

驾驶员

又称“飞行员”。直接操纵航空器进行飞行的人员。

pilot_铁道行业词汇

排障器

又称 :排障器(life guard)

pilot词源英文解释

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

pilot儿童词典英英释义

pit1 of 4noun

a hole, shaft, or cavity in the ground

a gravel pit

an area set off from and often sunken below neighboring areas: as

an enclosure where animals (as cocks) are set to fight

the space occupied by an orchestra in a theater

a hollowed or indented area especially in the surface of the body

the pit of the stomach

an indented scar (as from a boil)

plural worst entry 3 sense 1

it's the pits

any of the areas alongside an auto racetrack used for servicing cars during a race—often used in plural with the

pit2 of 4verb

to put into or store in a pit

to make pits inespecially: to scar with pits

to set against another in a fight or contest

pitted the courageous fighter against the champion

to become marked with pits

pit3 of 4noun

the stone of a fruit (as the cherry or peach) that is a drupe

pit4 of 4verb

to remove the pit from

pitted dates

pin1 of 2noun

a piece of wood, metal, or plastic used especially for fastening things together or for hanging one thing from another

something that resembles a pin especially in long slender form

a pin that makes an electrical connection

one of the pieces that make up the target in various games (as bowling)

the staff of the flag marking a hole on a golf course

a peg for regulating the tension of the strings of a musical instrument

a very thin small pointed metal pin with a head used especially for fastening cloth

little entry 3 sense 1, trifle

doesn't care a pin what they think

an ornament or emblem fastened to clothing with a pin

a device (as a hairpin or safety pin) for fastening

leg entry 1 sense 1

pin2 of 2verb

to fasten, join, or secure with or as if with a pin

to prevent or be prevented from moving

pinned under the wreckage

to assign the blame or responsibility for

pin1 of 2noun

a piece of wood, metal, or plastic used especially for fastening things together or for hanging one thing from another

something that resembles a pin especially in long slender form

a pin that makes an electrical connection

one of the pieces that make up the target in various games (as bowling)

the staff of the flag marking a hole on a golf course

a peg for regulating the tension of the strings of a musical instrument

a very thin small pointed metal pin with a head used especially for fastening cloth

little entry 3 sense 1, trifle

doesn't care a pin what they think

an ornament or emblem fastened to clothing with a pin

a device (as a hairpin or safety pin) for fastening

leg entry 1 sense 1

pin2 of 2verb

to fasten, join, or secure with or as if with a pin

to prevent or be prevented from moving

pinned under the wreckage

to assign the blame or responsibility for

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

pilot 例句

1 He..was piloting steamships out of Hamburg.

2 After the failure of my pilot, I shall not be extending it.

而我的试验失败之后, 我是不会再去尝试了.

3 Donovan made scant acknowledgment and passed into the pilot room to take over the controls from Sam Evans.

4 Your job is to pilot the ship into the harbor.

你的工作是引导该船入港。

5 You can take pilot a No.5 Fairway Buoy.

你船可在5号航道浮筒上引航员.

6 Lilya Litvyak’s greatest fear as a fighter pilot was that her Yak would be shot down over enemy territory and that she’d die there, or that her body wouldn’t be found.

7 The first versions of the tests are to be piloted in September at selected universities.

9月份,测试的第一份卷样将在选定的几座大学里进行试点.

8 She buckled him in and continued chatting to the pilot, telling him about the convent and how glad she’d be to get back.

9 Everything went to the soldiers, pilots, and sailors who were defending our island.

10 The bills in both houses would start pilot projects within Medicare.

国会参众两院的议案计划在老年人医疗保险制度框架内启动试点项目。

11 “Move it!” the assistant pilot shouted above the roar of the engines.

12 As the pilots climbed out of their planes, they were surprised to discover that Tamara and Raya had taken off while they were away.

13 The Nazis claim that Comrade Hess met with an accident over the North Sea while piloting a fighter plane.

14 She watched as a swarm of fitters and the fire service team closed in to lift the pilot and his life' less crew out of the plane.

15 The group conducted a pilot program.

16 The inexperienced pilot flew the plane badly; it was off the beam most of the time.

那位没有经验的飞行员驾驶技术很差, 飞机大部分时间都偏离了无线电讯号指示的航道.

17 It was only our family and the pilot, who was busy adjusting his earphones under his hat.

18 So there they are, three classic preconditions of a plane crash, the same three that set the stage for Avianca 052: a minor technical malfunction; bad weather; and a tired pilot.

19 The pilot climbed out, shaking his head in perplexity.

20 Those fighter planes only had room for a single pilot.

pilot 同义词

2 机师

engineer

3 试行

trial run

4 顺利通过

sail through negotiate

5 为…领航

navigate

10 导向器

director

11 试点

testing ground

13 导向

regulation guiding

15 带路人

conductor

18 导航

guided guidance

28 飞行

flight aviation fly

29 试播节目

pilot programme

30 指示灯

position light

31 舵工

quartermaster

32 导杆

guide

39 指导员

coach trainer director

44 操纵器

controller

46 控制的

manipular master governing

49 领港

pilotage

50 实验的

laboratorial experimental

51 导航的

guided

pilot 短语相关

automatic pilot bush pilot pilot biscuit pilot engine pilot fish pilot light pilot officer pilot whale sky pilot test pilot

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