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||**Word**<br>**(part of speech)**|**Approved meaning/**<br>**ALTERNATIVES**|**STE EXAMPLE**|**Non-STE example**|
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||**grip (v) — UNNAPPROVED**|HOLD (v)|HOLD THE HANDLE<br>LIGHTLY WITH ONE<br>HAND.|Grip the handle lightly<br>with one hand.|
||**GROOVE (n)**|A long channel that is<br>not wide|INSTALL THE O-RING<br>IN ITS GROOVE ON<br>THE PISTON.|
||**GROUND (n)**|The surface of the earth|YOU CAN ONLY DO<br>THIS PROCEDURE ON<br>THE GROUND.|
||**GROUND (v),**<br>**GROUNDS,**<br>**GROUNDED,**<br>**GROUNDED**|To connect to the ground<br>or to a large object of<br>zero potential|<br>GROUND THE FUEL<br>TANKS.|
||**GROUP (n)**|Objects that are related|THIS GROUP OF<br>SEALING<br>COMPOUNDS IS ALSO<br>APPLICABLE IN AN<br>EMERGENCY.|
||**grow (v) — UNNAPPROVED**|BECOME (v)|IF THE BATTERY<br>BECOMES TOO HOT,<br>DISCONNECT IT.|If the battery grows too<br>hot, disconnect it.|
||**guard (v) — UNNAPPROVED**|GUARD (TN)|MAKE SURE THAT THE<br>GUARDS ARE<br>INSTALLED ON THE<br>SWITCHES.|<br>Make sure that the<br>switches are guarded.|
||**guide (v) — UNNAPPROVED**|PUT (v)|PUT THE CABLE<br>THROUGH THE<br>GROMMET.|Guide the cable through<br>the grommet.|
|||MOVE (v)|WHILE YOU LOWER<br>THE PUMP, MOVE IT<br>ONTO THE MOUNTING<br>BRACKET.|As you lower the pump,<br>guide it onto the<br>mounting bracket.|

||**gush (v) — UNNAPPROVED**|FLOW (n)|IF YOU TURN THE<br>HANDLE TO "FULL,"<br>THERE WILL BE A<br>STRONG FLOW OF<br>WATER FROM THE<br>OUTLET.|If you turn the valve<br>handle to FULL, water<br>will gush from the outlet.

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||**Word**<br>**(part of speech)**|**Approved meaning/**<br>**ALTERNATIVES**|**STE EXAMPLE**|**Non-STE example**|
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||**halt (v) — UNNAPPROVED**|STOP (v)|IF YOU HEAR AN<br>UNUSUAL NOISE,<br>STOP THE<br>PROCEDURE.|If you hear an unusual<br>noise, halt the<br>procedure.|
||**halve (v) — UNNAPPROVED**|HALF (TN)|MAKE SURE THAT THE<br>PITCH DECREASES TO<br>HALF ITS VALUE.|Check that the deviation<br>in pitch is halved.|
||**hamper (v) — UNNAPPROVED**|PREVENT (v)|STRONG WINDS CAN<br>PREVENT THE<br>CORRECT<br>DEPLOYMENT OF THE<br>ESCAPE SLIDES.|Strong winds can<br>hamper the correct<br>deployment of the<br>escape slides.|
||**handle (v) — UNNAPPROVED**|MOVE (v)|MOVE THE ACTUATOR<br>WITH A HOIST.|Handle the actuator with<br>a hoist.|
|||TOUCH (v)|DO NOT TOUCH THE<br>PRINTED CIRCUIT<br>CARD.|Do not handle the<br>printed circuit card.|
|||USE (v)|BE CAREFUL WHEN<br>YOU USE SOLVENTS.|Be careful when you<br>handle solvents.|
|||CAREFUL (adj)<br>This word can be<br>part of a safety<br>sign (rule 8.6).|BE CAREFUL WITH<br>INSTRUMENTS.|Handle instruments with<br>care.|
||**hand-tight (adj) — UNNAPPROVED**|TIGHTEN … WITH<br>YOUR HAND|INSTALL THE FILTER<br>CASE AND TIGHTEN IT<br>WITH YOUR HAND.|Install the filter case<br>hand-tight.|
||**hand-tighten (v) — UNNAPPROVED**|TIGHTEN … WITH<br>YOUR HAND|TIGHTEN THE SWIVEL<br>NUT WITH YOUR<br>HAND.|Hand-tighten the swivel<br>nut.|
||**HANG (v),**<br>**HANGS,**<br>**HUNG,**<br>**HUNG**|To attach or to be<br>attached to something<br>above with no support<br>from below|HANG THE SHACKLE<br>ON THE HOIST.|
|||LOWER THE<br>PLATFORM ASSEMBLY<br>UNTIL IT HANGS ON<br>THE SUPPORT<br>FRAME.|
||**happen (v) — UNNAPPROVED**|OCCUR (v)|IF AN ACCIDENT<br>OCCURS, GET<br>MEDICAL AID.|If an accident happens,<br>get medical attention.|
||**HARD (adj)**<br>**(HARDER,**<br>**HARDEST)**|Not easy to cut, not easy<br>to go into or through|IF THE SURFACE IS<br>HARD, USE A CARBIDE<br>DRILL.|

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||**Word**<br>**(part of speech)**|**Approved meaning/**<br>**ALTERNATIVES**|**STE EXAMPLE**|**Non-STE example**|
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||**harden (v) — UNNAPPROVED**|HARD (adj)|LET THE ADHESIVE<br>BECOME HARD.|Let the adhesive harden.|
|||CURE (TV)<br>Refer to rule 1.12.|<br>LET THE BONDING<br>MATERIAL CURE.|Let the bonding material<br>harden.|
||**harm (v) — UNNAPPROVED**|INJURY (n)|BE CAREFUL WHEN<br>YOU CUT LOCKWIRE.<br>IT CAN CAUSE INJURY<br>TO YOUR EYES.|Be careful when you cut<br>lockwire. It can harm<br>your eyes.|
|||IRRITATION (TN)<br>Refer to rule 1.5.|HYDRAULIC FLUID<br>CAN CAUSE SKIN<br>IRRITATION.|Hydraulic fluid can harm<br>your skin.|
||**harmful (adj) — UNNAPPROVED**|DANGEROUS (adj)|SOLVENT FUMES ARE<br>DANGEROUS.|Solvent fumes are<br>harmful to your health.|
|||INJURY (n)|THIS ADHESIVE<br>COMPOUND CAN<br>CAUSE INJURY TO<br>YOUR SKIN.|This adhesive compound<br>is harmful to your skin.|
||**harmonize (v) — UNNAPPROVED**|AGREE (v)|MAKE THE POSITIONS<br>OF THE VALVES<br>AGREE.|Harmonize the positions<br>of the valves.|
|||ALIGN (v)|ALIGN THE<br>CENTERLINE ON THE<br>FLUX VALVE.|Harmonize the centerline<br>on the flux valve.|
||**haul (v) — UNNAPPROVED**|TOW (v)|BEFORE YOU START<br>THE ENGINE, TOW<br>THE HYDRAULIC CART<br>AWAY FROM THE<br>AIRCRAFT.|<br>Haul the hydraulic cart<br>away from the aircraft<br>before you start the<br>engine.|

|||MOVE (v)|BEFORE YOU START<br>THE ENGINE, MOVE<br>THE HYDRAULIC CART<br>AWAY FROM THE<br>AIRCRAFT|<br>Haul the hydraulic cart<br>away from the aircraft<br>before you start the<br>engine.

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||**HAVE (v),**<br>**HAS,**<br>**HAD**<br>No other verb<br>forms.|<br>To possess as a part or<br>quality|THE SYSTEM HAS AN<br>EMERGENCY<br>WARNING DEVICE.|
||**have to (v) — UNNAPPROVED**|Use a verb in the<br>imperative form|WHEN ENGINES ARE<br>IN OPERATION, PUT<br>ON A HEARING<br>PROTECTION DEVICE.|When engines are in<br>operation, you have to<br>put on a hearing<br>protection device.|
||**hazard (n) — UNNAPPROVED**|DANGEROUS (adj)<br>"hazard" can be<br>part of safety<br>regulations.|TRICHLORO-<br>ETHYLENE IS<br>DANGEROUS.|Trichloroethylene is a<br>health hazard.|
||**hazardous (adj) — UNNAPPROVED**|DANGEROUS (adj)<br>"hazardous" can<br>be part of safety<br>regulations.|ALL PERSONNEL WHO<br>DO WORK WITH<br>DANGEROUS<br>MATERIALS MUST<br>OBEY THE SAFETY<br>INSTRUCTIONS THAT<br>FOLLOW.|All personnel who work<br>with hazardous materials<br>must obey the following<br>safety instructions.|
||**hazy (adj) — UNNAPPROVED**|HAZE (TN)|IF THERE IS HAZE, DO<br>NOT DO THE TEST.|If the weather is hazy, do<br>not do the test.|
||**HEAD (n)**|The top of something|MAKE SURE THAT THE<br>HEAD OF THE BOLT IS<br>DOWN.|
||**head (v) — UNNAPPROVED**|POINT (v)|POINT THE AIRCRAFT<br>INTO THE WIND.|Head the aircraft into the<br>wind.|
||**HEAR (v),**<br>**HEARS,**<br>**HEARD,**<br>**HEARD**|To know by sound in the<br>ear|MAKE SURE THAT<br>YOU HEAR THE AUDIO<br>SIGNALS IN ALL THE<br>CREW HEADSETS.|
||**HEAT (n)**|The condition or quality<br>of being hot|USE HEAT TO CURE<br>THE POLYSULPHIDE<br>SEALANT.|

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