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1. Oxford Dictionary

   pilot

   • IPA[ˈpʌɪlət]

   英式

   • n.
     a person who operates the flying controls of an aircraft；a person with expert local knowledge qualified to take charge of a ship entering or leaving a harbour.
   • adj.
     done as an experiment or test before being introduced more widely
   • v.
     be the pilot of (an aircraft or ship)；guide or steer

   • verb: pilot, 3rd person present: pilots, gerund or present participle: piloting, past tense: piloted, past participle: piloted

   • noun: pilot, plural noun: pilots

2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. a person who operates the flying controls of an aircraft a strike by local airline pilots the crash had been due to pilot error 同義詞 airman/airwoman, flyer, aeronaut, captain, commander, ... 更多co-pilot, first/second officer, wingman, aircrew, informalskipper, datedaviator, aviatrix, birdman, informaljock, fly boy
   • ▪ a person with expert local knowledge qualified to take charge of a ship entering or leaving a harbour. 同義詞 navigator, helmsman, guide, steersman, coxswain, ... 更多leader, director, usher, escort, attendant
   • ▪ a navigational handbook for use at sea.
   • ▪ informal a jockey many expected him to get the job as Desert Orchid's pilot
   • ▪ archaic a guide or leader.
   • 2. a television or radio programme made to test audience reaction with a view to the production of a series he returns to our TV screens in a pilot for a Channel 4 sitcom 同義詞 trial episode, pilot episode, pilot programme, sample, experiment
   • 3. an unmodulated reference signal transmitted with another signal for the purposes of control or synchronization.
   • 4. another term for cowcatcher

   adj.

   形容詞

   • 1. done as an experiment or test before being introduced more widely a pilot scheme for training workers

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. be the pilot of (an aircraft or ship) he piloted the helicopter from Paris to Deauville 同義詞 fly, be at the controls of, control, handle, manoeuvre, ... 更多drive, operate, steer, regulate, monitor, direct, captain, informalskipper, rareaviate
   • ▪ guide or steer Melissa piloted her through the booking hall 同義詞 navigate, guide, steer, direct, sail, ... 更多usher, shepherd, show the way to, lead, conduct, escort, convoy
   • 2. test (a scheme, project, etc.) before introducing it more widely one-day workshops for part-time staff were piloted in June 同義詞 test, trial, put to the test, try out, carry out trials on, ... 更多experiment with, assess, investigate, examine, appraise, evaluate, check out

   pilot light

   • n.
     a small gas burner kept alight permanently to light a larger burner when needed, especially on ...

   Oxford Dictionary

   pilot light

   • n.
     a small gas burner kept continuously burning to light a larger burner when needed, especially ...

   Oxford American Dictionary

   co-pilot

   • n.
     a second pilot in an aircraft.
   • v.
     act as the co-pilot of (an aircraft): he still co-pilots private planes

   Oxford Dictionary

   pilot house

   • n.
     another term for wheelhouse

   Oxford Dictionary

   pilot hole

   • n.
     a small hole drilled as a guide for the insertion of a nail or screw, or for the drilling of a ...

   Oxford American Dictionary

   automatic pilot

   • n.
     a device for keeping an aircraft on a set course without the intervention of the pilot.

   Oxford American Dictionary

   pilot boat

   • n.
     a boat used to transport maritime pilots to and from ships.

   Oxford American Dictionary

   pilot hole

   • n.
     a small hole drilled ahead of a full-sized hole as a guide.

   Oxford Dictionary

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3. • 更多解釋

   pilot

   • IPA[ˈpīlət]

   美式

   • n.
     a person who operates the flying controls of an aircraft: a strike by local airline pilots the crash had been due to pilot error
   • adj.
     done as an experiment or test before introducing something more widely: a two-year pilot study
   • v.
     act as a pilot of (an aircraft or ship): he piloted the helicopter from Paris to Deauville

   Oxford American Dictionary