单词 | pilot |
释义 | noun | verb pilotpilot1 /ˈpaɪlət/ ●●● W2 noun [countable] 1someone who operates the controls of an aircraft or spacecraft: an airline pilotpilot of the pilot of the space shuttle2eng. lang. arts a television program that is made in order to test whether people like it and would watch it again in the future: the pilot episode3someone with a special knowledge of a particular area of water, who is employed to guide ships across it: a harbor pilot4pilot program/test/project etc. a test that is done to see if an idea, product, etc. will be successful: a pilot project to produce electric cars [Origin: 1500–1600 French pilote, from Italian pedota, from Greek pedon oar] → see also automatic pilot noun | verb pilotpilot2 verb [transitive] 1to test a new idea, product, etc. on people to find out whether it will be successful: The new housing program will be piloted in Chicago and Houston.2to guide an aircraft, spacecraft, or ship as its pilot: Who was piloting the plane?3[always + adv./prep.] to help someone to go to a place: pilot somebody toward/through etc. something She swiftly piloted me toward the door.4pilot somebody through something to be responsible for the successful progress of something, especially for making sure that a new law or plan is officially approved: The senator piloted the bill through Congress. |
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