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Meanings of cockpit in English
Area, usually near the front of an aircraft, from which a pilot controls the aircraft or vehicle.
Usage of cockpit in English
1
In other situations, however-likea cockpit on a stormy night-it'sa problem.
2
Some customers take selfies as staff leave the 'cockpit' to serve them.
3
So I crawled under the apron and snuggled up in the cockpit.
4
Bellew, still aft in the cockpit, heard none of this, of course.
5
Last week, the cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder were found.
6
Soon after, a concerned voice filled the cockpit from the open speakers.
7
Sir, Captain Davies has asked that you come forward to the cockpit.
8
But for an aviation geek, the choice is easy: in the cockpit.
9
Leaning over the cockpit of the aircraft, the occupants watched the effect.
10
One question raised by the airline and the FAA is cockpit distractions.
11
The biplane didn't even have what we would today call a cockpit.
12
A hatch slid open on the forward starboard side of the cockpit.
13
They reached the cockpit without seeing any sign of Trina or Deedee.
14
The airplane was the BT-13 with one wing and an enclosed cockpit.
15
He moved past her towards the cockpit, and she followed him inside.
16
Sand was crawling up the wings and reaching for the open cockpit.
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Translations for cockpit
Portuguese
Cockpit through the time
Cockpit across language varieties
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
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