pilot's license in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for pilot's license in the English»French Dictionary

I.license [Brit ˈlʌɪs(ə)ns, Am ˈlaɪs(ə)ns] N Am

license → licence

II.license [Brit ˈlʌɪs(ə)ns, Am ˈlaɪs(ə)ns] VB trans

1. license (authorize):

license

autoriser (to do à faire)

radio stations must be licensed by the appropriate authority

les stations de radio doivent obtenir une autorisation des autorités compétentes

2. license:

license (obtain licence for) gun

obtenir un permis pour

license (register) vehicle

faire immatriculer

3. license (use under licence):

license

exploiter [qc] sous licence

the software is licensed from X

le logiciel est exploité sous licence de X

See also licence

licence Brit, license Am [Brit ˈlʌɪs(ə)ns, Am ˈlaɪs(ə)ns] N

1. licence (to make, sell sth):

licence

licence f (to do de faire, for pour)

the restaurant doesn't have a licence

le restaurant n'a pas de licence de débit de boissons

sold/manufactured/brewed under licence (from)

vendu/fabriqué/brassé sous licence (de)

2. licence:

licence (to drive, carry gun, fish)

permis m (to do pour faire, for pour)

licence (for TV)

redevance f

to lose one's (driving) licence

se faire retirer son permis (de conduire)

to be married by special licence

se marier avec dispense

3. licence (freedom):

licence pej

licence f pej

4. licence (permission):

licence fig

autorisation f

this law is a licence to harass the innocent

cette loi laisse le champ libre pour harceler les innocents

it's a licence to print money

c'est un pactole

I.pilot [Brit ˈpʌɪlət, Am ˈpaɪlət] N

1. pilot:

pilot AVIAT, AEROSP

pilote m

pilot attr instruction, training

des pilotes

pilot error

de pilotage

2. pilot (programme):

pilot RADIO, TV

émission f pilote (for pour)

3. pilot (on cooker etc):

pilot, a. pilot light (gas)

veilleuse f

pilot, a. pilot light (electric)

voyant m lumineux

4. pilot NAUT (navigator):

pilot

pilote m

II.pilot [Brit ˈpʌɪlət, Am ˈpaɪlət] ADJ

pilot COMM course, project, study

pilote

pilot RADIO, TV programme, series

expérimental, pilote

III.pilot [Brit ˈpʌɪlət, Am ˈpaɪlət] VB trans

1. pilot (navigate):

pilot AVIAT, NAUT

piloter

to pilot sb through fig crowd, streets

guider qn à travers

to pilot a bill through parliament

assurer le passage d'un projet de loi au parlement

he piloted the party to victory

il a mené le parti à la victoire

2. pilot (test):

pilot course, system

mettre [qc] au banc d'essai

pilot's license in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for pilot's license in the English»French Dictionary

I.license [ˈlaɪsənts] VB trans

to license sb to +infin

donner à qn la licence de +infin

II.license [ˈlaɪsənts] N Am

license → licence

See also licence

licence [ˈlaɪsənts] N

1. licence (document):

licence

permis m

gun licence

permis m de port d'arme

dog licence

plaque f de chien

2. licence (maker's permission):

licence

licence f

under licence

sous autorisation

3. licence no pl form (freedom):

licence

licence f

to allow sb licence

permettre à qn des licences

to have licence to +infin

avoir l'autorisation de +infin

I.pilot [ˈpaɪlət] N a. TELEC

pilot

pilote m

II.pilot [ˈpaɪlət] VB trans

1. pilot (guide):

pilot

piloter

pilot person

guider

2. pilot (make trial product):

pilot

tester

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He was living in an affluent neighborhood and when not working was training for his pilot's license.

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He was a career military officer, graduating from the military academy in 1943 and earning his pilot's license in 1945.

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Graduating pilots also receive an internationally recognized commercial pilot's license.

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He received his pilot's license at the age of 17, and later became a commercial pilot.

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She also holds a pilot's license, and operates commercial airliners in addition to serving as a flight attendant.

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His love of aeronautics began at age 16, when he acquired his pilot's license.

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As of 2014, an estimated 80 percent of virtual pilots hold no real world pilot's license.

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He took flying lessons at fourteen years old and obtained a pilot's license several years later.

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He obtained a commercial helicopter pilot's license when he was eighteen years old.

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His pilot's license, however, records that he only qualified to fly gliders rather than powered aircraft.

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