pilot

US /ˈpaɪ.lət/
UK /ˈpaɪ.lət/
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飞行员

a person who operates the flying controls of an aircraft

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The pilot announced that we were beginning our descent.
飞行员宣布我们开始下降。
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She dreams of becoming an airline pilot.
她梦想成为一名航空飞行员。
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aviatorairmanflyer
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引水员, 领航员

a person who steers a ship, especially one who has local knowledge of a harbor or river

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The harbor pilot guided the large vessel safely into port.
港口引水员安全地引导大型船只进入港口。
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A river pilot is essential for navigating treacherous waterways.
河道引水员对于在危险水域航行至关重要。
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helmsmansteersmannavigator
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试播集, 样片

a television film or an episode of a series made to test audience reaction with a view to the production of a regular series

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The network ordered a pilot for the new comedy series.
该电视台订购了新喜剧系列的试播集。
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If the pilot is successful, they will produce a full season.
如果试播集成功，他们将制作一整季。
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test episodeprototypetrial
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驾驶, 引航

act as a pilot of (an aircraft or ship)

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She learned to pilot a small plane at a young age.
她从小就学会了驾驶小型飞机。
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The captain will pilot the ship through the narrow channel.
船长将驾驶船只通过狭窄的航道。
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operatesteernavigateguide
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试点, 试验性的

done or used to test a new idea, product, or system

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They are running a pilot program to test the new software.
他们正在运行一个试点项目来测试新软件。
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The company launched a pilot project in a few selected cities.
该公司在几个选定的城市启动了一个试点项目。
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experimentaltrialtestprototype
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co-pilot