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Meanings of co-pilot in English
Usage of co-pilot in English
1
He climbed up the ladder and the pilot and co-pilot followed him.
2
The ski masks worn by the pilot and co-pilot didn't help either.
3
The 28-year-old Apache co-pilot gunner left the war-torn country on Monday evening.
4
The co-pilot made his way to the rear and pulled a lever.
5
He was Kingsford Smith's co-pilot but mostly we only hear about Smithy.
6
The prince discussed his role as a co-pilot gunner for Apache helicopters.
7
He took off on May 20th without radio or co-pilot or parachute.
8
He'd always claimed to be in the co-pilot's seat with these companies.
9
Sidelined in the co-pilot's seat, Schneider cast longing glances at the helm.
10
Ortega seated herself beside the mohican and slipped on the co-pilot's headset.
11
Through the Dornier's windshield he saw that the co-pilot had golden hair.
12
Officers also spoke to family members of the pilot and co-pilot.
13
The co-pilot spoke explosively and furiously, in the blasting uproar of the motors.
14
The co-pilot was smart enough not to ask who Devlin was.
15
The pilot drained his cup and handed it to the co-pilot.
16
The co-pilot was saying coldly into the microphone: He shot rockets.
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