# Page 193–196 of 434

> **Source:** ASD-STE100 Issue 9, January 2025
> **Pages:** 193–196 of 434

# Page 193 of 434

| Word (POS) | Approved meaning / ALTERNATIVES | STE example | Non-STE example |
|---|---|---|---|
| CONTAIN (v), CONTAINS, CONTAINED, CONTAINED | To have in something or hold in something | EACH SURVIVAL KIT CONTAINS THESE ITEMS: |  |
| CONTAINER (n) | Something that holds fluids, materials, or objects | PUT THE CONTAINER BELOW THE DRAIN PLUG. |  |
| contaminant (n) — UNAPPROVED | CONTAMINATION (n) | THIS FILTER REMOVES ALL CONTAMINATION FROM THE AIR SUPPLY. | This filter removes all contaminants from the air supply. |
| contaminated (adj) — UNAPPROVED | DIRTY (adj) | REPLACE THE DIRTY OIL. | Contaminated oil must be replaced. |
| contaminated (adj) — UNAPPROVED | CONTAMINATION (n) | REMOVE ALL CONTAMINATION FROM THE HYDRAULIC FLUID WITH A CLASS 5 FILTER. | Filter the contaminated hydraulic fluid through a Class 5 filter. |
| CONTAMINATION (n) | Unwanted change of the original condition of a material because of chemical or physical agents or a material that causes such a change | DUST CAN CAUSE CONTAMINATION ON ALL FILTERS. |  |
| CONTENTS (n) | Something that is in a container | EXAMINE THE CONTENTS OF THE BOX FOR MISSING ITEMS. |  |
| contiguous (adj) — UNAPPROVED | ADJACENT (adj) | REMOVE THE SENSOR TO GET ACCESS TO THE ADJACENT STRUCTURE. | Remove the sensor to get access to the contiguous structure. |
| CONTINUE (v), CONTINUES, CONTINUED, CONTINUED | To stay or keep in current condition or operation | CONTINUE THE TEST. |  |
| CONTINUE (v), CONTINUES, CONTINUED, CONTINUED |  |  | IF THE LOW PRESSURE CONDITION CONTINUES, REPLACE THE UNIT. |

# Page 194 of 434

| Word (POS) | Approved meaning / ALTERNATIVES | STE example | Non-STE example |
|---|---|---|---|
| CONTINUOUS (adj) | That continues | MAKE SURE THAT THERE IS CONTINUOUS MOVEMENT OF THE PROBE. |  |
| CONTINUOUSLY (adv) | In a continuous manner | APPLY PRESSURE CONTINUOUSLY. |  |
| CONTOUR (n) | The outer line of something | CUT ALONG THE CONTOUR TO REMOVE THE DAMAGED SKIN. |  |
| CONTROL (n) | Something that controls | IN AN EMERGENCY, USE THE MANUAL CONTROL. |  |
| CONTROL (v), CONTROLS, CONTROLLED, CONTROLLED | To give or send signals that adjust, operate, or keep something to a limit, or that cause something to operate | RADIO MASTER SWITCH 1 CONTROLS THE BUS BAR. |  |
| conventional (adj) — UNAPPROVED | STANDARD (adj) | PULL THE VEHICLE TO A SAFE AREA WHERE YOU CAN USE THE STANDARD PROCEDURES. | Pull the vehicle to a safe location where more conventional procedures can be applied. |
| converse (adj) — UNAPPROVED | OPPOSITE (adj) | THE RESET DEVICE OPERATES IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION. | The reset device operates in the converse direction. |
| convert (v) — UNAPPROVED | CHANGE (v) | CHANGE THE UNITS FOR THE FUEL LOAD TO U.S. GALLONS. | Convert the fuel load to U.S. gallons. |
| convey (v) — UNAPPROVED | MOVE (v) | MOVE THE EQUIPMENT TO A SAFE AREA. | Convey the equipment to a safe area. |
| convey (v) — UNAPPROVED | TELL (v) | TELL THE INFORMATION TO YOUR MANAGER. | Convey the information to your manager. |
| COOL (adj) | Moderately cold | WHEN THE AREA IS SUFFICIENTLY COOL, POLISH THE SURFACE. |  |

# Page 195 of 434

| Word (POS) | Approved meaning / ALTERNATIVES | STE example | Non-STE example |
|---|---|---|---|
| cool (v) — UNAPPROVED | DECREASE (v) | LET THE TEMPERATURE OF THE COMPONENT DECREASE UNTIL IT IS THE SAME AS THE AMBIENT TEMPERATURE. | Let the temperature of the component cool to ambient. |
| cool (v) — UNAPPROVED | COOL (adj) | WHEN THE BRAKES ARE COOL, OPERATE THE PARKING BRAKE | Apply the parking brake when the brakes have cooled. |
| coordinate (v) — UNAPPROVED | SYNCHRONIZED (adj) | MAKE SURE THAT COMPASS SYSTEM 1 AND COMPASS SYSTEM 2 ARE SYNCHRONIZED. | Coordinate compass system 1 and compass system 2. |
| COPY (n) | An object made the same as another object | SEND FIVE COPIES OF THE DEFECT REPORT TO THE ENGINEERING AUTHORITY. |  |
| copy (v) — UNAPPROVED | WRITE (v) | WRITE THE TAIL NUMBER ON THE RECORD FORM. | Copy the tail number on the record form. |
| copy (v) — UNAPPROVED | COPY (n) | MAKE A COPY OF THE DATA THAT IS ON THE IDENTIFICATION PLATE. | Copy the data on the identification plate. |
| copy (v) — UNAPPROVED | RECORD (v) | RECORD THE DATA THAT IS ON THE IDENTIFICATION PLATE. | Copy the data on the identification plate. |
| CORNER (n) | The point or the angle made when lines, sides, or edges touch | EXAMINE THE OPENING FOR CRACKS THAT START AT ITS CORNERS. |  |
| CORRECT (adj) | That agrees with all that is necessary to the maximum | MAKE SURE THAT THE POLARITIES ARE CORRECT. |  |
| CORRECT (v), CORRECTS, CORRECTED, CORRECTED | To make correct | CORRECT THE TENSION. |  |

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| Word (POS) | Approved meaning / ALTERNATIVES | STE example | Non-STE example |
|---|---|---|---|
| CORRECTION (n) | A change to make something correct | DO NOT MAKE THE CORRECTION AT THIS HEADING. |  |
| CORRECTLY (adv) | In a correct manner | MAKE SURE THAT THE CIRCLIP IS CORRECTLY INSTALLED. |  |
| correctness (n) — UNAPPROVED | CORRECT (adj) | THIS ADJUSTMENT MUST BE CORRECT. | The correctness of this adjustment is important. |
| correctness (n) — UNAPPROVED | CORRECTLY (adv) | IT IS IMPORTANT TO DO THIS ADJUSTMENT CORRECTLY. | The correctness of this adjustment is important. |
| correspond (v) — UNAPPROVED | AGREE (v) | MAKE SURE THAT THE POSITION OF THE CLAMP AGREES WITH THE POSITION THAT YOU RECORDED DURING THE REMOVAL PROCEDURE. | Make sure that the position of the clamp corresponds to the position recorded during the removal procedure. |
| correspond (v) — UNAPPROVED | SAME (adj) | WHEN THE TWO GAUGES SHOW THE SAME INDICATION, CLOSE THE VALVE. | Close the valve when the indications on the two gauges correspond. |
| correspond (v) — UNAPPROVED | DIFFERENT (adj) | IF THE TWO INDICATIONS ARE DIFFERENT, DO THE TEST AGAIN. | If the two indications do not correspond, repeat the test. |
| corresponding (adj) | RELATED (adj) | THE RELATED CAUTION LIGHT MUST GO OFF AFTER 30 SECONDS. | The corresponding caution light shall go off after 30 seconds. |
| corrode (v) — UNAPPROVED | CORROSION (TN) | THIS MATERIAL CAUSES CORROSION OF SURFACES WITH NO PROTECTION. | This material corrodes unprotected surfaces. |
| corrosive (adj) — UNAPPROVED | CORROSION (TN) | HYDRAULIC FLUID CAN CAUSE CORROSION. | Hydraulic fluid is corrosive. |
