Significats de aviate en anglès

In aviation, the order of dealing in a crisis is to aviate, navigate and lastly communicate.

One flight expert said the pilot's priority in an emergency was to aviate, navigate and then to communicate.

If she had resented Kennedy, she positively flew up in the air and commenced to aviate at Maloney's questioning.

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Cecil, meanwhile, at least seems confident that Aviate would get the trip at Epsom.

Henry has always said that Aviate might be the dark horse of the season.

A man like Sir Philip, he thought, ought to have been aviating or travelling.

The school, currently operating as Westwind School of Aeronautics, will be renamed United Aviate Academy in September.

Another convenient feature in Aviate is how easy it is to access the people you talk to most.

Aviator," he said "you who talk so much of the benefits of aviation, have you ever aviated?"

Aviate launched as an invite-only beta back in October, but is available from Google Play for all Android users today.

Aviate is a slick rethinking of the Android homescreen experience, and it's now available for the masses-alongwith some useful new features.

This is basically a hint of Aviate's "smart" features, which are accessed with a swipe from the left of the screen.

With a split-second to spare, Ahern finally found a lane on the far rail and forced Aviate ahead a few yards from the post.

"He means he aviated upward," grinned Jerry.

If you're at a restaurant, Aviate populates this screen with information from Yelp, tips from Foursquare, and access to other restaurant apps on your handset.