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Definition of aviate in English: aviateverb ˈeɪvɪeɪtˈeɪviˌeɪt Pilot or fly in an aircraft. 驾驶；乘（飞机） with object an aircraft that can be aviated without effort 易驾驶的飞机。 no object there are fewer opportunities to aviate in winter 冬季驾驶飞机的机会较少。 Example sentencesExamples - From day one, we're told to aviate, navigate, then communicate.
- Almost flying over Farsi Island could have been avoided with better aviating and navigating.
- While poring over our numerous checklists, aviating, navigating and communicating, we quickly found out the latest in a series of bad news: our previously in-the-green auxiliary brakes were now in the red - not good.
- It wasn't until passing through 25 degrees nose high, with airspeed rapidly dropping, that I focused on the priority task of aviating.
- Hundreds are flying, and cheaper aviating doesn't exist.
- The first commandment of the always-germane rule: aviate, navigate, communicate.
- The lesson being aviate first and then communicate later.
- Demand disciplined aviating and responsible decision making.
- Sure, the old axiom recommends aviating first, navigating second, and communicating third.
- The student did an excellent lob of aviating by climbing away from the ground without hesitation.
- I was aviating fine and navigating fine and we hadn't had a chance to troubleshoot yet.
- I had aviated, I had navigated, I had communicated, and I had landed as soon as possible.
- In fact, the diverts listed during our preflight briefing proved not to be legal, but we felt with good control and calm, professional aviating, we would be able to hack it.
- She quickly prioritized procedures: aviate, navigate and communicate.
- Good crew coordination and flexibility allowed us to handle this minor emergency effectively, without becoming so wrapped up in it that we forgot to aviate.
- All aviators are taught to aviate, navigate, communicate, and to prioritize tasks.
- My adrenaline was so pumped for mission accomplishment, that I failed to properly aviate, navigate, and communicate.
- Since we just had arrived in theater, most of the preflight brief was focused on aviating and communicating in the confined airspace of the AOR.
Synonyms fly, be at the controls of, control, handle, manoeuvre, drive, operate, steer, regulate, monitor, direct, captain
OriginLate 19th century: back-formation from aviation. Definition of aviate in US English: aviateverbˈeɪviˌeɪtˈāvēˌāt Pilot or fly in an airplane. 驾驶；乘（飞机） with object an aircraft that can be aviated without effort 易驾驶的飞机。 no object there are fewer opportunities to aviate in winter 冬季驾驶飞机的机会较少。 Example sentencesExamples - The first commandment of the always-germane rule: aviate, navigate, communicate.
- It wasn't until passing through 25 degrees nose high, with airspeed rapidly dropping, that I focused on the priority task of aviating.
- I was aviating fine and navigating fine and we hadn't had a chance to troubleshoot yet.
- Demand disciplined aviating and responsible decision making.
- While poring over our numerous checklists, aviating, navigating and communicating, we quickly found out the latest in a series of bad news: our previously in-the-green auxiliary brakes were now in the red - not good.
- From day one, we're told to aviate, navigate, then communicate.
- The student did an excellent lob of aviating by climbing away from the ground without hesitation.
- She quickly prioritized procedures: aviate, navigate and communicate.
- Hundreds are flying, and cheaper aviating doesn't exist.
- I had aviated, I had navigated, I had communicated, and I had landed as soon as possible.
- Almost flying over Farsi Island could have been avoided with better aviating and navigating.
- My adrenaline was so pumped for mission accomplishment, that I failed to properly aviate, navigate, and communicate.
- Sure, the old axiom recommends aviating first, navigating second, and communicating third.
- Good crew coordination and flexibility allowed us to handle this minor emergency effectively, without becoming so wrapped up in it that we forgot to aviate.
- Since we just had arrived in theater, most of the preflight brief was focused on aviating and communicating in the confined airspace of the AOR.
- The lesson being aviate first and then communicate later.
- In fact, the diverts listed during our preflight briefing proved not to be legal, but we felt with good control and calm, professional aviating, we would be able to hack it.
- All aviators are taught to aviate, navigate, communicate, and to prioritize tasks.
Synonyms fly, be at the controls of, control, handle, manoeuvre, drive, operate, steer, regulate, monitor, direct, captain
OriginLate 19th century: back-formation from aviation. |