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pilot in Lithuanian

pilot in Lithuanian is aviatorius, pilotas, lakūnas — pilot means a person who operates the controls of an aircraft.

pilot in Lithuanian

aviatorius
noun
pilotas
noun
lakūnas
noun

What does "pilot" mean?

  1. noun A person who operates the controls of an aircraft.
    "The pilot announced a smooth descent into Heathrow."
  2. noun A person who guides ships through a difficult or unfamiliar stretch of water, such as a harbour.
    "A local pilot boarded the tanker to guide it into port."
  3. noun A trial episode produced to test whether a TV series should be made.
    "The network ordered a full season after the pilot tested well with audiences."
  4. verb To fly or steer a vehicle, or to test something out before a full rollout.
    "She has piloted small planes since she was eighteen."
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pilot in a sentence

  • The pilot announced a smooth descent into Heathrow.
  • A local pilot boarded the tanker to guide it into port.
  • The network ordered a full season after the pilot tested well with audiences.
  • She has piloted small planes since she was eighteen.

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What is "pilot" in Lithuanian?

"pilot" in Lithuanian is aviatorius, pilotas, lakūnas. pilot means: A person who operates the controls of an aircraft.

How do you use "pilot" in a sentence?

Example: "The pilot announced a smooth descent into Heathrow." In Lithuanian, "pilot" is aviatorius, pilotas, lakūnas.

Are there other ways to say "pilot" in Lithuanian?

Yes — Lithuanian has 3 translations listed for "pilot": aviatorius, pilotas, lakūnas.

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