copilot

See also: co-pilot

English

Alternative forms

co-pilot (British spelling)

Etymology

co- +‎ pilot

Noun

copilot (plural copilots)

A backup or assistant pilot of an aircraft.

Synonyms

second pilot
number two, No 2

Translations

relief or assistant pilot of an aircraft

Catalan: copilot (ca) m, f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 副駕駛, 副驾驶 (fùjiàshǐ), 副機師, 副机师 (fùjīshī)
Finnish: lentoperämies, perämies (fi)
French: copilote (fr) m, f
German: Kopilot (de) m, Copilot (de) m
Italian: copilota (it) f
Japanese: 副操縦士 (ふくそうじゅうし, fukusōjūshi), コ・パイロット (ko-pairotto), コ・パイ (ko-pai)

Manx: co-stiureyder m
Polish: drugi pilot m
Portuguese: copiloto m
Romanian: copilot (ro) m
Russian: второ́й пило́т m (vtorój pilót) (second pilot)
Spanish: copiloto (es) m
Swedish: andrepilot (sv) c

Verb

copilot (third-person singular simple present copilots, present participle copiloting, simple past and past participle copiloted)

To serve as relief or assistant pilot.

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