pilothouse (Meaning)
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pilothouse (n)
an enclosed compartment from which a vessel can be navigated
Synonyms & Antonyms of pilothouse
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pilothouse Sentence Examples
- The captain navigated the ship from the spacious pilothouse, offering an unobstructed view of the surroundings.
- The antique pilothouse, with its brass fixtures and mahogany paneling, transported visitors back to a bygone era.
- The high-tech pilothouse on the modern tanker featured advanced navigation systems and an automated steering wheel.
- Through the panoramic windows of the pilothouse, the ferryboat passengers enjoyed spectacular views of the harbor.
- The heavy seas battered the pilothouse, but the experienced captain kept the ship on course.
- The young cadet eagerly observed the seasoned sailor operating the complex equipment in the pilothouse.
- The pilot boarded the vessel and guided it skillfully into the crowded harbor from the pilothouse.
- The pilot's instructions crackled over the radio, guiding the ship safely through the narrow channel to the pilothouse.
- The sleek yacht's pilothouse offered a panoramic view of the Mediterranean coastline from a luxurious vantage point.
- In the dimly lit pilothouse, the deckhand diligently monitored the ship's progress and relayed updates to the captain.
FAQs About the word pilothouse
an enclosed compartment from which a vessel can be navigated
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The captain navigated the ship from the spacious pilothouse, offering an unobstructed view of the surroundings.
The antique pilothouse, with its brass fixtures and mahogany paneling, transported visitors back to a bygone era.
The high-tech pilothouse on the modern tanker featured advanced navigation systems and an automated steering wheel.
Through the panoramic windows of the pilothouse, the ferryboat passengers enjoyed spectacular views of the harbor.
