"Piloted" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
Tested as a means of deciding the effectiveness or suitability of something, typically before a larger-scale operation.Example: "The new restaurant was piloted in the city centre before its national rollout."Or, having been in control of an aircraft, especially an aircraft in flight.Example: "The experienced pilot carefully guided the plane through the treacherous weather."
Pilose refers to something having a hairy or hair-like appearance, often in a soft or fine manner. It can also describe the texture of something as having a fuzzy or woolly surface. In biology, pilose is used to describe a specific type of hair, often fine, soft, and easily rubbed off.
Describing a gland connected to a hair follicle, especially one in the skin that produces an oily or fatty secretion.
Hawkweed, a type of flowering plant often found in meadows and grasslands. It is a perennial weed that bears pyrethrum-like flowers, hence its alternative name of 'Ratifolia'.
The art of navigating a boat or ship through a difficult or uncharted area of water, especially through a narrow or shallow waterway, requiring skill and experience.A small boat or vessel used for guiding a larger ship through a harbour or narrow channel.The information or guidance needed to navigate a boat or ship through unfamiliar or difficult waters.
People who operate aircraft, such as airplanes or helicopters, for the purpose of navigating and controlling their flight. They must have a high level of proficiency in aviation and be trained to make decisions in challenging and emergency situations.Example sentences:<em> The pilot of the plane took control of the aircraft after the co-pilot fell ill.</em> The experienced pilot navigated the plane through thick fog, despite the low visibility.<em> The pilots were trained to handle emergency situations, such as engine failure or system malfunctions.Types of pilots include:</em> Commercial pilots, who fly aircraft for airlines or charter companies<em> Private pilots, who own and operate their own aircraft for personal use</em> Military pilots, who fly aircraft for the military<em> Test pilots, who test and evaluate new aircraft for manufacturersSkills required to be a pilot include:</em> Strong knowledge of aviation safety procedures and protocols<em> Proficiency in navigating and controlling aircraft</em> Ability to make quick decisions in high-pressure situations<em> Strong communication skills for interacting with air traffic control and co-pilots</em> Physical and mental stamina to handle the demands of flying long hours.
A type of pale lager beer that originated in Plzeň, the Czech Republic, characterized by its light color, crisp taste, and refreshing quality.
A type of pale-colored, hoppy, crisp, and refreshing lager beer originating from the Pilsen region in the Czech Republic. Pilsner is typically bottom-fermented and has a characteristic golden color with a white head. It is often brewed with a high proportion of barley malt and a moderate level of hops, which gives it a clean, dry finish with a subtle bitterness. The flavor profile often includes notes of grass, citrus, and malt. Pilsner beer is crisp and refreshing, making it a popular choice for warm weather or with lighter fare, such as seafood or salads.