Definition of co-pilot in English:

co-pilot

noun

A second pilot in an aircraft.
（飞机）副驾驶员
Example sentencesExamples
- Next the flight attendant gets the co-pilot to speak with her.
- From the copilot's seat, Captain Simeon Grey turned to face the conference.
- He sat back in the copilot's seat and cast her a triumphant grin.
- He also said pilots and co-pilots were extremely vulnerable to an attack.
- First, he turned control of the aircraft over to his co-pilot.
- The cameras were integrated into a system that would automatically adjust their operation according to the co-pilot's input of the aircraft's speed and altitude.
- Forward, in what was termed the ‘bridge,’ sat the captain and co-pilot (first officer and second in command).
- I decided to tell my copilot I was having a problem.
- It is not only an issue for pilots or co-pilots, it is an issue that might surface with, for example, engineers.
- In this particular case the co-pilot's life may have been saved if this safety factor had been available.
- The co-pilot, putting the aircraft into a diving turn as was standard after releasing the bombs, had to hold his commander off the controls and fly the airplane at the same time.
- After the second rattling, the co-pilot can be heard asking for maximum power, Black said.
- On February 15, pilots and co-pilots voted 97.5 percent in favour of holding strike action in pursuit of their pay claim.
- Several officers and his co-pilot were dead and all looked lost until he managed to hide in a cloud long enough to shake off his pursuers.
- Maura, my co-pilot and navigator, always had a higher opinion of the rookies than I did.
- I'm expecting the co-pilot to back up the captain with both the flying and the observing for threats.
- The victims included the plane's pilot and two co-pilots, police said.
- The government regulator also issued a written warning to the two co-pilots of the charter flight.
- When the airplane is clear of the ground, direct the co-pilot to retract and lock the landing gear.
- Caroline, the inexperienced co-pilot, takes command.
Synonyms
airman, airwoman, flyer, aeronaut

verb

[with object]

Act as the co-pilot of (an aircraft)
（飞机）副驾驶员
he still co-pilots private planes
Example sentencesExamples
- Perhaps the garage owner was too scared to co-pilot.
- Joyce French has been missing since the aircraft she was co-piloting vanished mysteriously last Friday.
- In addition to Bill Auberlen, he also announced that Robin Liddell will co-pilot one of the entries this season.
- They will co-pilot the Chemcraft Corvette Z06 in the six-hour race at the historic Le Circuit
- Martyn's final went from bad to worse when co-pilot Peter Willcox got tossed out over the side of his boat joined moments later by Justin Saddler getting thrown out of his boat.
- I have a bad sense of direction - try co-piloting a car with me one day - you'll see
- In 1986, his brother Dick co-piloted an aircraft called Voyager on the first nonstop flight around the world.
- The plane's owner, 67-year-old David Flashman, of Forest Drive, Keston, who was co-piloting the flight, broke bones in his back and ribs in the crash.
- A Chicago native who co-piloted the plane that dropped the atomic bomb on Nagasaki that helped bring World War II to an end, has died.
- The performance, which involved him co-piloting a fighter plane and striding around the deck of an aircraft carrier wearing a military flight suit, reportedly cost around $1million and delayed the return of the ship.
- 75 years ago last Saturday, Colonel James Fitzmaurice co-piloted on the first successful east-west transatlantic flight.
- ‘It's usually not a big deal,’ said Les Berven, an FAA pilot who was co-piloting the flight.
- He'll drive a recreational vehicle co-piloted by Nip.
- Early in the morning on Dec.13, 1968, 1st Lt. Joseph P. Fanning was co-piloting a C - 123 Provider making a ‘Candlestick Run’ over Laos.
- They co-pilot the No. 45 Flying Lizards Porsche and currently are in third place in the division with 69 points.
- Co-piloting for each other presents no problems for two Army Reserve aviators who happen to be married!

单词	co-pilot
释义	Definition of co-pilot in English: co-pilot noun A second pilot in an aircraft. （飞机）副驾驶员 Example sentencesExamples Next the flight attendant gets the co-pilot to speak with her. From the copilot's seat, Captain Simeon Grey turned to face the conference. He sat back in the copilot's seat and cast her a triumphant grin. He also said pilots and co-pilots were extremely vulnerable to an attack. First, he turned control of the aircraft over to his co-pilot. The cameras were integrated into a system that would automatically adjust their operation according to the co-pilot's input of the aircraft's speed and altitude. Forward, in what was termed the ‘bridge,’ sat the captain and co-pilot (first officer and second in command). I decided to tell my copilot I was having a problem. It is not only an issue for pilots or co-pilots, it is an issue that might surface with, for example, engineers. In this particular case the co-pilot's life may have been saved if this safety factor had been available. The co-pilot, putting the aircraft into a diving turn as was standard after releasing the bombs, had to hold his commander off the controls and fly the airplane at the same time. After the second rattling, the co-pilot can be heard asking for maximum power, Black said. On February 15, pilots and co-pilots voted 97.5 percent in favour of holding strike action in pursuit of their pay claim. Several officers and his co-pilot were dead and all looked lost until he managed to hide in a cloud long enough to shake off his pursuers. Maura, my co-pilot and navigator, always had a higher opinion of the rookies than I did. I'm expecting the co-pilot to back up the captain with both the flying and the observing for threats. The victims included the plane's pilot and two co-pilots, police said. The government regulator also issued a written warning to the two co-pilots of the charter flight. When the airplane is clear of the ground, direct the co-pilot to retract and lock the landing gear. Caroline, the inexperienced co-pilot, takes command. Synonyms airman, airwoman, flyer, aeronaut verb [with object] Act as the co-pilot of (an aircraft) （飞机）副驾驶员 he still co-pilots private planes Example sentencesExamples Perhaps the garage owner was too scared to co-pilot. Joyce French has been missing since the aircraft she was co-piloting vanished mysteriously last Friday. In addition to Bill Auberlen, he also announced that Robin Liddell will co-pilot one of the entries this season. They will co-pilot the Chemcraft Corvette Z06 in the six-hour race at the historic Le Circuit Martyn's final went from bad to worse when co-pilot Peter Willcox got tossed out over the side of his boat joined moments later by Justin Saddler getting thrown out of his boat. I have a bad sense of direction - try co-piloting a car with me one day - you'll see In 1986, his brother Dick co-piloted an aircraft called Voyager on the first nonstop flight around the world. The plane's owner, 67-year-old David Flashman, of Forest Drive, Keston, who was co-piloting the flight, broke bones in his back and ribs in the crash. A Chicago native who co-piloted the plane that dropped the atomic bomb on Nagasaki that helped bring World War II to an end, has died. The performance, which involved him co-piloting a fighter plane and striding around the deck of an aircraft carrier wearing a military flight suit, reportedly cost around $1million and delayed the return of the ship. 75 years ago last Saturday, Colonel James Fitzmaurice co-piloted on the first successful east-west transatlantic flight. ‘It's usually not a big deal,’ said Les Berven, an FAA pilot who was co-piloting the flight. He'll drive a recreational vehicle co-piloted by Nip. Early in the morning on Dec.13, 1968, 1st Lt. Joseph P. Fanning was co-piloting a C - 123 Provider making a ‘Candlestick Run’ over Laos. They co-pilot the No. 45 Flying Lizards Porsche and currently are in third place in the division with 69 points. Co-piloting for each other presents no problems for two Army Reserve aviators who happen to be married!
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