pilot
🇺🇸
/ˈpaɪlət/
🇬🇧
/ˈpaɪlət/
noun
A2
a person who flies an aircraft as a job
The pilot landed the plane safely in bad weather.
飞行员在恶劣天气中安全着陆了飞机。
R
a person who guides ships through difficult waters
The pilot helped guide the large ship into the harbor safely.
引航员帮助引导大型船只安全进入港口。
R
a test TV show to see if people will like it
The network made a pilot to test if viewers would enjoy the new series.
电视台制作了一部试播集来测试观众是否会喜欢这个新系列。
R
a small flame that lights a larger one on a gas device
The pilot light on the water heater went out during the storm.
热水器上的引火火焰在暴风雨期间熄灭了。
verb
R
to fly an aircraft or guide a ship
She learned to pilot small planes at the local airport.
她在当地机场学会了驾驶小型飞机。
R
to guide someone or something through a difficult place
The expert helped pilot the team through the complex regulations.
专家帮助指导团队通过复杂的法规。
R
to test something new with a small group first
The company will pilot the new software in three offices before full release.
公司将在全面发布前在三个办公室试点测试新软件。
adjective
R
done as a small test before doing it larger
The pilot program helped the school test new teaching methods.
试点项目帮助学校测试新的教学方法。
translation
飞行员, 领航员, 试播集, 引火火焰
驾驶（飞机）, 引导, 试点
试验性的
词形变化
Plural
pilots
Progressive
piloting
Past
piloted
3rd Present
pilots
Perfect
piloted