开飞机的英语怎么说

To fly an airplane in English, you would say "pilot an airplane" or "operate an airplane." This phrase comes from the verb "to pilot," which means to control or guide something, especially a vehicle. Here are some examples of how you might use this phrase in a sentence:

"The pilot carefully maneuvered the airplane through the storm."
"Training to be a pilot requires many hours of practice."
"She has been piloting airplanes for over 20 years."

In Chinese, you might say "开飞机" (kāi fēijī) to mean "pilot an airplane." This phrase literally means "open airplane," with "开" (kāi) meaning "open" and "飞机" (fēijī) meaning "airplane." Here are some examples of how you might use this phrase in a Chinese sentence:

"飞行员小心地操纵飞机穿过暴风雨。" (Fēixíngyuán xiǎoxīn de cāozòng fēijī chuānguò bàofēngyǔ.) - "The pilot carefully maneuvered the airplane through the storm."
"飞行员的培训需要许多实践时间。" (Fēixíngyuán de péixùn xūyào xǔduō shíjiàn shíjiàn shíjiān.) - "Training to be a pilot requires many hours of practice."
"她已经开飞机了20多年。" (Tā yǐjīng kāi fēijīle èrshíduō nián.) - "She has been piloting airplanes for over 20 years."