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pilot English

Meaning pilot meaning

What does pilot mean?
Definitions in simple English

pilot Noun

— A pilot is a person who flies and controls an airplane. I hope the pilot does not crash the plane.

pilot Verb

— If you pilot an airplane, you fly and control it. I hired a girl to pilot my new airplane.

pilot

— noun someone who is licensed to operate an aircraft in flight — verb (= navigate) act as the navigator in a car, plane, or vessel and plan, direct, plot the path and position of the conveyance Is anyone volunteering to navigate during the trip? Who was navigating the ship during the accident? — verb (= fly) operate an airplane The pilot flew to Cuba — noun a person qualified to guide ships through difficult waters going into or out of a harbor — noun (= pilot burner) small auxiliary gas burner that provides a flame to ignite a larger gas burner — noun (= original) something that serves as a model or a basis for making copies this painting is a copy of the original — noun (= pilot program) a program exemplifying a contemplated series; intended to attract sponsors — noun (= fender) an inclined metal frame at the front of a locomotive to clear the track

Synonyms pilot synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as pilot?

pilot English » English

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Topics pilot topics

What do people use pilot to talk about?
Social behavior Conflict War Military organization

Air force
Work and occupation

Occupation
Physical actions Move Travel

Fly

  • What words refer to a person who flies an airplane?
    pilot
Physical actions Move Accompany

Guide

Conjugation pilot conjugation

How do you conjugate pilot?

pilot · verb

Examples pilot examples

How do I use pilot in a sentence?

Simple sentences

A moment's hesitation may cost a pilot his life.
I have a friend who is a pilot.
My father is a pilot on the domestic line.
My dream is to become a pilot.
They made the pilot fly the Navy helicopter.
I have a friend who's a pilot.
She is not a pilot yet.
As the plane was approaching turbulence, the pilot asked the passengers aboard the plane to fasten their seat belts.
The pilot flew the airplane.
The pilot described the scene in detail.
Tom wants to be a pilot.
Today pilot fatigue seems more likely.
I want to be a pilot when I grow up.
I would like to be a pilot in the future.
A pilot guides the ship toward the port.
The future pilot is trained in a mock cockpit.
I couldn't say when exactly in my life it occurred to me that I would be a pilot someday.
The pilot landed the airplane in the field.
Shinji found it very difficult to adjust himself to life in the new school. However, the fact that he was an EVA pilot made him popular.
It was next to impossible to get a trained pilot.
I want to be a pilot in the future.
I take it for granted that I'm such a great pilot.

Movie subtitles

My dad was a fighter pilot, who flew Air Force One and ended up saving the President's life.
Douglas Bader, the pilot, was a patient here during World War II.
Listen, I've heard somewhere, and what's more I believe it that the pilot of a plane is exactly like the captain of a transatlantic liner.
Fenner's the best pilot in China.
The pilot won't trouble us anymore.
As soon as we bury the pilot, we'll move in.
At the mercy of a mad pilot.
Do you notice the resemblance between those natives and the pilot?
Chang's first question was about the pilot.
Pilot's a fool to take a wife.
This pilot crashed because he trusted his senses.
Because he's more than the pilot's physician he's a judge of their fitness to go on with the work they've chosen.
What are the forces that pull on a diving pilot when he blacks out?
You gonna be the pilot?
And besides, I've already made up my mind to pilot this station to the very end.
This is Jeremy Pitt, ship's pilot. young and sturdy.
He was a ship's pilot.
When she comes around the headland, we're going to pilot her in.
He is a pilot now.
Quiet! Fenner's the best pilot in China.
As soon as we bury the pilot, we'll move in. We can have a fire.
You got another pilot coming in on the next boat.
No, but he's the first pilot who ever bailed out and let his mechanic crash.
The great pilot has accomplished a stunning feat.
The co-pilot's seat was replaced by an extra fuel tank.
I bet it's your pilot friend again.
We can get off the boat and go back with the pilot.
But the pilot.
You're the pilot?
Joan Winfield, Texas oil heiress bound for Las Vegas to wed Allen Brice, famous orchestra leader, was kidnapped by Steve Collins, Los Angeles pilot.
Where's your pilot, Allen?
Why do you suppose I hit the pilot?
Here, pilot!
This morning, Joan was married to Steve Collins, the pilot who abducted her.
If you had a balloon that carried a man to Mars and the pilot you picked suddenly disappeared, would you get in the balloon yourself and cast off?
The pilot house.
Davis go with good pilot.

News and current affairs

According to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Iran began enriching uranium at a pilot centrifuge plant last August, and is constructing larger underground enrichment facilities.
In the United Kingdom, a pilot study on stronger enforcement of existing rules showed that assaults could be reduced in a very cost-effective way, with the benefits outweighing the costs by 17 to one.
Such a pilot program would benefit poor patients and would test scientists' ability to measure health impact fairly and accurately.
If the pilot is successful, we will have found a way to support the development of drugs and vaccines that gives equal weight to protecting the lives and improving the health of all human beings, irrespective of their nationality or wealth.
Now Lebanon is the site of a pilot program to advance the idea that providing education for refugee children is equally feasible - and no less important.
In fact, it is likely that the helicopter pilot will hover over friends and relatives when dropping the money.
And even if the pilot is completely non-corrupt, the crowd on the ground will always assume that there is some hidden and partisan plan.
Yusuf, age nine, working on a computer at the Qattan Center, told me that he wanted to be a pilot.
Zhao, however, was the first to advocate giving autonomy back to the peasants and so initiated the first pilot tests to abolish the People's Commune.
Kubrick suggested that people - accompanied by a computer - would pilot spacecraft to explore planets like Jupiter and Saturn.
In his novel of that title Joseph Heller described the situation faced by some fighter pilots in WWII: medics can ground anyone who is crazy, provided that the pilot requests to be grounded.
Pilot work in rural India shows that the mental-health first-aid approach can be successfully adapted to the needs of communities with limited resources.
The much-discussed Kimberly Process is a pilot project.
As any pilot knows, flying without radar or accurate weather forecasts is likely to end in a crash.
In the case of a pilot flying drones over Yemen by operating a joystick in Nevada, the threshold to pulling the trigger is dangerously low.
An early test of the extent of the Kremlin's commitment to the Minsk agreement should be whether it frees Nadiya Savchenko, Ukraine's first woman fighter pilot.
In the current pilot project, Tianjin in China's north and Shanghai in the south are competing against each other, prompting even more second-guessing.
The Japanese authorities got lucky: When the pilot landed first in South Korea, the hijackers released their 129 hostages in exchange for permission to continue to Pyongyang, where they gained asylum.
African governments also must be willing to start small: expend a lot of effort to attract pilot projects in the hope of larger employment in the future.
That process began in April 2009, when China launched the pilot RMB Trade Settlement Scheme (RTSS), which enables enterprises, especially larger ones, to channel their funds between Mainland China and Hong Kong.
What if the Polish pilot had obeyed the Russian air traffic controller who tried to divert the plane to Moscow or Minsk?
In fact, it is likely that the helicopter pilot will hover over friends and relatives when dropping the money. And even if the pilot is completely non-corrupt, the crowd on the ground will always assume that there is some hidden and partisan plan.
The objective was to take successful pilot projects--including a nascent national anti-retroviral therapy (ARV) program--and expand them to cover thousands of patients.
When the pilot of the presidential plane (ironically, again, Soviet made) was advised not to land in the thick fog, either he, or perhaps even the president himself, may have mistrusted the Russians' willingness to give honest advice.

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