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sky pilot

/ˈskaɪ ˌpaɪlət/

翻译: 对牧师、随军神职人员或军队牧师的旧时俚语称呼,最初由士兵和水手使用。该词隐喻指引灵魂升向天堂的属灵导师。

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/ˈskaɪ ˌpaɪlət/slang已废弃
  • zh对牧师、随军神职人员或军队牧师的旧时俚语称呼,最初由士兵和水手使用。该词隐喻指引灵魂升向天堂的属灵导师。

An old slang term for a chaplain, priest, or military clergyman, originally used by soldiers and sailors. The phrase metaphorically refers to a spiritual guide who pilots souls to heaven.

  1. Military chaplainC1slang

    A slang term for a chaplain in the military, especially one who serves in the air force.

    zh军队牧师

    • The sky pilot held a service for the soldiers before the mission.
    • He was known as the sky pilot among the troops.
    • The sky pilot offered comfort to the wounded.
  2. C1slang

    A slang term for a pilot, especially one who flies aircraft.

    zh飞行员

    • The sky pilot navigated through the storm with skill.
    • He's been a sky pilot for over twenty years.
    • The sky pilot announced our descent into the airport.
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