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ангидрид
instructor
de vuelo
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
instructor [Am ɪnˈstrəktər, Brit ɪnˈstrʌktə] N
1. instructor (teacher) MIL:
instructor
instructor m / instructora f
ski(ing) instructor
instructor m de esquí / instructora f de esquí
ski(ing) instructor
monitor m de esquí / monitora f de esquí
2. instructor (in US colleges):
instructor
profesor m auxiliar / profesora f auxiliar
I. pilot [Am ˈpaɪlət, Brit ˈpʌɪlət] N
1. pilot:
pilot AEROSP, AVIAT
piloto mf
pilot's license
licencia f de piloto
attr pilot error
falla f humana or del piloto LatAm
attr pilot error
fallo m humano or del piloto Spain
2. pilot NAUT:
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, Brit ˈpʌɪlət] ADJ attr
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, Brit ˈpʌɪlət] VB trans
1.1. pilot:
pilot AVIAT, NAUT
pilotear
pilot AVIAT, NAUT
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
pilot light N
pilot light
piloto m
in the PONS Dictionary
pilot instructor N
pilot instructor
instructor(a) m (f) de vuelo
in the PONS Dictionary
instructor [ɪnˈstrʌktəʳ, Am -tɚ] N
1. instructor (teacher):
instructor
instructor(a) m (f)
driving instructor
profesor(a) m (f) de autoescuela
ski instructor
profesor(a) m (f) de esquí
2. instructor Am UNIV:
instructor
profesor(a) m (f)
I. pilot [ˈpaɪlət] N
1. pilot AVIAT:
pilot
piloto mf
2. pilot NAUT:
pilot
práctico mf
3. pilot TV:
pilot
programa m piloto
4. pilot TECH (light):
pilot
piloto m
II. pilot [ˈpaɪlət] VB 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
in the PONS Dictionary
instructor [ɪn·ˈstrʌk·tər] N
1. instructor (teacher):
instructor
instructor(a) m (f)
driving instructor
profesor (a) m (f) de autoescuela
ski instructor
profesor (a) m (f) de esquí
2. instructor UNIV:
instructor
profesor(a) m (f)
I. pilot [ˈpaɪ·lət] N
1. pilot AVIAT:
pilot
piloto mf
2. pilot NAUT:
pilot
práctico mf
3. pilot TV:
pilot
programa m piloto
4. pilot TECH (flame):
pilot
piloto m
II. pilot [ˈpaɪ·lət] VB 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
Present
Ipilot
youpilot
he/she/itpilots
wepilot
youpilot
theypilot
Past
Ipiloted
youpiloted
he/she/itpiloted
wepiloted
youpiloted
theypiloted
Present Perfect
Ihavepiloted
youhavepiloted
he/she/ithaspiloted
wehavepiloted
youhavepiloted
theyhavepiloted
Past Perfect
Ihadpiloted
youhadpiloted
he/she/ithadpiloted
wehadpiloted
youhadpiloted
theyhadpiloted
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As it is, we are victims to our pilot light during the summer.
oilprice.com
In fact the water heater pilot light was still on.
windsorstar.com
When the sun set, the resulting drop in temperature would open a precision valve and release a flow of acetylene against the pilot light, causing the light to shine.
en.wikipedia.org
If she did not have a stove with a pilot light, she would use a dehydrator, something commonly used by herb growers.
herald-review.com
In 1948, as she and her husband were transferring gasoline from one container to another in their basement, the vapors were ignited by a pilot light.
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