n.(飞机、船舶等上的)航行者，航海者，驾驶员，领航员

原形：navigator复数：navigators

The navigator plotted the course to our destination.
导航员规划了前往目的地的航线。
He used the stars to navigate in the open sea.
他在开阔的海洋中利用星星导航。
The airplane's navigator ensures we stay on track.
飞机的领航员确保我们保持在正确的航线上。
The ancient sailors were skilled navigators, navigating by the sun and the moon.
古代的水手是熟练的航海者，他们通过太阳和月亮来导航。
The navigator corrected the ship's heading based on the wind direction.
导航员根据风向调整了船的航向。
In the era of GPS, traditional navigation skills are becoming less essential.
在GPS时代，传统的导航技能变得不那么重要了。
The navigator had to rely on his intuition when the fog obscured visibility.
当雾气影响视线时，导航员不得不依靠直觉。
The pilot and navigator work together to ensure a safe flight.
飞行员和领航员协同工作以确保飞行安全。
The navigator provided real-time updates on our position to the captain.
导航员向船长提供了我们的实时位置更新。
The Hubble Space Telescope has helped astronomers navigate the cosmos.
哈勃太空望远镜帮助天文学家探索宇宙。