| [/ˈpaɪlət; ˋpaɪlət/] n 用法:
1 person who operates the controls of an aircraft （飞行器的）驾驶员; 飞行员. 用法:
2 person with special knowledge of a canal, the entrance to a harbour, etc who is licensed to guide ships through them （船舶的）领航员, 领港员. 用法:
3 person or thing acting as a guide 作向导的人或事物. pilot 2
adj [attrib 作定语] done as an experiment, esp on a small scale, to test sth before it is introduced on a large scale 试验性的; 试点的:
a `pilot project, study, survey, etc 试验性工程、 研究、 勘察等 *
a pilot edition of a new language course 新语言教程的试用版 *
a pilot scheme to vaccinate children against German measles 为儿童接种抗风疹疫苗的试验计画. pilot 3
v 用法:
1 [Tn, Tn.pr] ~ sb/sth (through sth) (a) act as a pilot of sth 驾驶（飞行器）; （为船）引航:
pilot a plane 驾驶飞机 *
pilot a ship through the Panama Canal 引领一船通过巴拿马运河.
(b) guide sb/sth 带领、 指引或引导某人[某事物]:
pilot sb through a crowd 带领某人穿过人群.
(C) (in Parliament) make sure that sth (esp a bill) is successful （在议会中）使（尤指法案）顺利通过:
pilot a bill through the House 使法案在议会中获得通过. 用法:
2 [Tn] test (sth) by means of a pilot scheme 试行, 试用（某事物）:
Schools in this area are piloting the new maths course. 这一带的学校正试用新的数学教程. |