pilot dans l' Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traductions de pilot dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

I.pilot [Am ˈpaɪlət, GB ˈpʌɪlət] SUBST

1. pilot:

pilot ESPACE, AVIAT

piloto mf

pilot's license

licencia f de piloto

épith pilot error

falla f humana or del piloto AmLat

épith pilot error

fallo m humano or del piloto Esp

2. pilot MAR:

pilot

práctico mf (de puerto)

3. pilot:

pilot RADIO, TV

programa m piloto

pilot COMM

producto m piloto

pilot COMM

producto m experimental

4. pilot → pilot light

II.pilot [Am ˈpaɪlət, GB ˈpʌɪlət] ADJ épith

pilot production/model:

pilot

piloto adj inv

pilot

experimental

pilot plant

planta f piloto

pilot program

programa m piloto

pilot study

estudio m piloto

III.pilot [Am ˈpaɪlət, GB ˈpʌɪlət] VERBE trans

1.1. pilot:

pilot AVIAT, MAR

pilotear

pilot AVIAT, MAR

pilotar

1.2. pilot (guide, lead):

pilot

dirigir

to pilot a bill through Congress

lograr la aprobación de un proyecto de ley

2. pilot (test):

pilot product/scheme

poner a prueba

Voir aussi : pilot light

pilot light SUBST

pilot light

piloto m

stunt pilot SUBST

stunt pilot

piloto acrobático m / piloto acrobática f

stunt pilot

acróbata aéreo m / acróbata aérea f

pilot officer SUBST

pilot officer

oficial m piloto

pilot boat SUBST

pilot boat

lancha f del práctico

pilot light SUBST

pilot light

piloto m

pilot burner SUBST Am

pilot burner → pilot light

Voir aussi : pilot light

pilot light SUBST

pilot light

piloto m

pilot whale SUBST

pilot whale

ballena f piloto

pilot whale

calderón m común

fighter pilot SUBST MILIT

fighter pilot

piloto m de caza

sky pilot SUBST MILIT

sky pilot jarg

capellán m

Traductions de pilot dans le dictionnaire espagnol»anglais

pilot [piˈlo] SUBST m Urug

pilot

raincoat

pilot dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de pilot dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

I.pilot [ˈpaɪlət] SUBST

1. pilot AVIAT:

pilot

piloto mf

2. pilot MAR:

pilot

práctico mf

3. pilot TV:

pilot

programa m piloto

4. pilot TEC (light):

pilot

piloto m

II.pilot [ˈpaɪlət] VERBE trans

1. pilot (plane):

pilot

pilotar

2. pilot (boat):

pilot

guiar

3. pilot COMM:

pilot product

desarrollar

to pilot a bill

encargarse de un proyecto de ley

pilot program SUBST Am, pilot scheme SUBST GB, Aus

pilot program

programa m piloto

pilot plant SUBST

pilot plant

planta f piloto

pilot's licence SUBST

pilot's licence

licencia f de vuelo

pilot test SUBST

pilot test

prueba f piloto

pilot light SUBST

pilot light

piloto m

pilot boat SUBST

pilot boat

bote m del práctico

glider pilot SUBST

glider pilot

piloto mf de planeador

pilot survey SUBST

pilot survey

estudio m experimental

automatic pilot SUBST

automatic pilot

piloto m automático

pilot Exemples tirés du dictionnaire PONS (vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

to pilot a bill

encargarse de un proyecto de ley

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

Between 40 and 50 cuts were made in the first 10 minutes of the pilot episode to quickly introduce the main characters.

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The pilot had been on a routine test flight.

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The pilot scheme will be reviewed in 2007.

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The pilot will reportedly make history, as it's the first time a series created originally for the web will first premiere on television.

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These scenes, which form the majority of the video, take place in the ships pilots quarters.

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The version of the show which aired in 1992 had a slightly different cast from that of the unaired pilot episode.

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Again, the pilot will note this as evidence that icing conditions are present.

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Once landed, the pilots were told to park their jets but leave the engines on.

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The number of pilots training at the unit varied from about 35 to 40 in 1942, reaching a peak of 150 on 1943.

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The squadron still had 19 pilots and 17 aircraft in service.

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