piloted / ˈpaɪ lət /

试行的试行试验性的试点的

piloted3 个定义

n. 名词 noun
  1. a person duly qualified to steer ships into or out of a harbor or through certain difficult waters.
  2. a person who steers a ship.
  3. Aeronautics. a person duly qualified to operate an airplane, balloon, or other aircraft.
v. 有主动词 verb
  1. to steer.
  2. to lead, guide, or conduct, as through unknown places, intricate affairs, etc.
  3. to act as pilot on, in, or over.
  4. to be in charge of or responsible for: We're looking for someone to pilot the new project.
adj. 形容词 adjective
  1. serving as an experimental or trial undertaking prior to full-scale operation or use: a pilot project.

piloted 近义词

piloted

等同于 governed

piloted

等同于 managed

piloted

等同于 instruct

piloted

等同于 jockey

piloted

等同于 land

piloted

等同于 lead

piloted

等同于 manage

piloted

等同于 maneuver

piloted

等同于 navigate

piloted

等同于 operate

piloted

等同于 route

piloted

等同于 sail

piloted

等同于 see

piloted

等同于 show

piloted

等同于 steer

piloted

等同于 take

piloted

等同于 usher

piloted

等同于 blaze a trail

piloted 的近义词 3
piloted

等同于 conduct

piloted

等同于 conduct

piloted

等同于 control

piloted

等同于 convoy

piloted

等同于 direct

piloted

等同于 escort

piloted

等同于 fly

piloted

等同于 govern

piloted

等同于 guide

更多piloted例句

  1. Luminar’s lidar will be part of Mobileye’s first-generation fleet of driverless vehicles, which are being piloted in Dubai, Tel Aviv, Paris, China and Daegu City, South Korea.
  2. In addition to necessary changes to the plane’s software, the carrier will have to train its nearly 7,000 pilots — including simulator time.
  3. The limit of this project was the pilot, because you cannot stay too long, not drinking, not eating.
  4. If it is triggered, its ability to dive is limited so that pilots can still control the plane manually.
  5. Hopkins, 51, an Air Force colonel and test pilot, will make his second sojourn to the space station, seven years after his first.
  6. The U-2 that left Pakistan that day was piloted by a former Air Force captain, Francis Gary Powers.
  7. Public use of piloted UAS operations are approved on a "case-by-case basis," it reads.
  8. Attack Syrian government military targets with cruise missiles, drones, or with the foregoing plus piloted U.S. aircraft.
  9. In a Senate hearing on the drone program, retired Col. Martha McSally wanted to call them “Remotely Piloted Aircraft.”
  10. The Wisconsin Badgers are piloted by Buckingham U. Badger, who goes by Bucky.
  11. It ran by three red lights without shaking the roadster piloted by Black Hood.
  12. He made much money at his business, and owned at one time, a steamboat, which he piloted himself.
  13. Drinkwater went to her side and piloted her to the armchair, amid a heavy craning-forward of her tense audience.
  14. A deserter piloted the detachment safely over the torpedoes which had been planted in front of them.
  15. Quin put a firm hand on her arm and piloted her back to her suit-case.