<!-- GROUP: 015-dict-c -->
<!-- PAGES: 175-198 -->
<!-- SECTION: DICT -->
<!-- KEY: C -->
<!-- WORKERS: R044, R045, R046, R047, R048, R049, R050 -->
<!-- PAGE_COUNT: 24 -->

# Dict C

> **Source:** ASD-STE100 Issue 9, January 2025
> **Section:** DICT (C)
> **Pages:** 175-198 of 434 (24 pages)

<!-- Page 175 of 434 -->

| Word (POS) | Approved meaning/ALTERNATIVES | STE EXAMPLE | Non-STE example |
|---|---|---|---|
| CALCULATE (v), CALCULATES, CALCULATED, CALCULATED | To find a result by mathematics | CALCULATE THE PERCENTAGE WITH THE APPLICABLE FORMULA. |  |
| calculation (n) — UNNAPPROVED | CALCULATE (v) | THE SYSTEM CALCULATES DATA THAT ARE APPLICABLE ONLY TO A TYPE B UNIT. | Data from the system calculations apply only to a Type B unit. |
| CALIBRATE (v), CALIBRATES, CALIBRATED, CALIBRATED | To measure and adjust the precision of something | CALIBRATE THE THERMOMETER TO THE CELSIUS SCALE. |  |
| CALIBRATION (n) | The procedure that calibrates | WRITE THE RESULTS OF THE CALIBRATION ON THE CORRECTION CHART. |  |
| call (v) — UNNAPPROVED | TELL (v) | TELL THE RAMP AGENT TO REMOVE THE CHOCKS. | Call the ramp agent to remove the chocks. |
| CAN (v), CAN, COULD | No other verb forms. Auxiliary modal verb that means to be possible, to be able to, or to be permitted to | A MIXTURE OF FUEL AND OXYGEN CAN CAUSE AN EXPLOSION. |  |
| CAN (v), CAN, COULD |  | YOU CAN CLEAN THE DRAIN HOLES WITH THE CLEANING TOOL. |  |
| CAN (v), CAN, COULD |  | YOU CAN OPERATE THE VEHICLE AFTER THE INSPECTION IS COMPLETED. |  |
| CAN (v), CAN, COULD | Do not use COULD (v) to show possibility | IF YOU DO NOT OBEY THIS WARNING, AN EXPLOSION CAN OCCUR. | If you do not obey this warning, an explosion could occur. |

<!-- Page 176 of 434 -->

|---|---|---|---|
| CANCEL (v), CANCELS, CANCELED, CANCELED | 1. To do the necessary steps to stop a process | IF YOU ACCIDENTALLY PUSH THE SWITCH, CANCEL THE START SEQUENCE. |  |
| CANCEL (v), CANCELS, CANCELED, CANCELED | 2. To remove the validity of something | THIS NEW REVISION AUTOMATICALLY CANCELS THE PREVIOUS ONE. |  |
| CANNOT (v) | Auxiliary modal verb that means to not be able to | THE WHEEL CANNOT MOVE WHEN THE LOCK IS ENGAGED. |  |
| cap (v) — UNNAPPROVED | SEAL (v) | SEAL ALL THE HOSES. | Cap all the hoses. |
| cap (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CAP (TN) | PUT CAPS ON THE CONNECTORS. | Cap the connectors. |
| cap (v) — UNNAPPROVED | COVER (TN) | PUT A COVER ON THE INLET PORT. | Cap the inlet port. |
| capability (n) — UNNAPPROVED | FUNCTION (n) | THESE FUNCTIONS OPEN THE APPLICABLE GRAPHIC DEVICE. | These capabilities open the applicable graphic device. |
| capability (n) — UNNAPPROVED | CAN (v) | THE COMPUTER CAN CALCULATE THE RESULT AUTOMATICALLY. | The computer has the capability to calculate the result automatically. |
| capable (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | APPROVED (adj) | AN APPROVED PERSON MUST DO THE IMPORTANT CHECKS. | Vital checks are to be carried out by a capable person. |
| capable (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | CAN (v) | THE POWER UNIT CAN SUPPLY 28 V DC. | The power unit is capable of producing 28 V DC. |
| CAPACITY (n) | The maximum quantity that something can hold or make | THE CAPACITY OF THE TANK IS 564 LITERS. |  |

<!-- Page 177 of 434 -->

|---|---|---|---|
| care (n) — UNNAPPROVED | PRECAUTION (n) | WHEN YOU DO WORK WITH HIGH VOLTAGES, OBEY THE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS. | You must take care when you work with high voltages. |
|  | CAREFUL (adj) | BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU INSTALL THE NUTS. | Take care when installing the nuts. |
|  | CAREFULLY (adv) | REMOVE THE GEARBOX CAREFULLY. | Remove the gearbox with great care. |
| CAREFUL (adj) | With precaution | BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU REMOVE THE COVER. |  |
| CAREFULLY (adv) | In a careful manner | CAREFULLY APPLY A BEAD OF SEALING COMPOUND. |  |
| carry (v) — UNNAPPROVED | TRANSMIT (v) | THE CABLE TRANSMITS THE ELECTRICAL ENERGY FROM THE IGNITION EXCITER TO THE IGNITER. | The cable carries the electrical energy from the ignition exciter to the igniter. |
|  | TRANSPORT (TN) | THIS VEHICLE IS FOR THE TRANSPORT OF FIVE PASSENGERS. | This vehicle is meant to carry five passengers. |
| carry out (v) — UNNAPPROVED | DO (v) You can use a more accurate command verb. | DO THE LEAK TEST. | Carry out the leak test. |
|  | MEASURE (v) | MEASURE THE CLEARANCE OF THE IMPELLER. | Carry out the clearance measurement of the impeller. |
| case (n) — UNNAPPROVED | CONDITION (n) | FIGURE 1 SHOWS THE DATA FOR ALL OPERATIONAL CONDITIONS. | The data for all operational cases are shown in Figure 1. |
| case (in case of) (conj) | IF (conj) | IF THERE IS A FIRE, OPERATE THE CRASH SWITCHES. | In case of a fire, operate the crash switches. |

<!-- Page 178 of 434 -->

|---|---|---|---|
| CATCH (v), CATCHES, CAUGHT, CAUGHT | To stop or prevent the movement of something | THE LUG ON THE PANEL OPENING CATCHES THE BOTTOM OF THE DRAWER. |  |
|  | For other meanings, use: | DO NOT LET THE TOOL CATCH ON THE PANEL. |  |
|  | COLLECT (v) | COLLECT THE LEAKAGE IN A GRADUATED BEAKER. | Catch the leakage in a graduated beaker. |
| categorize (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CATEGORY (TN) | THE TESTING EQUIPMENT DIVIDES THE FAULTS INTO CATEGORIES. | The testing equipment categorizes the faults. |
| CAUSE (n) | Something that brings about a result | DO THE TROUBLESHOOTING PROCEDURE TO FIND THE CAUSE OF THE MALFUNCTION. |  |
| CAUSE (v), CAUSES, CAUSED, CAUSED | To be the cause of | METAL OBJECTS CAN CAUSE MAGNETIC INTERFERENCE. |  |
| caution (v) — UNNAPPROVED | TELL (v) | TELL ALL PERSONNEL NOT TO SMOKE NEAR FUEL TANKS. | Caution all personnel not to smoke near fuel tanks. |
| cautiously (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | CAREFULLY (adv) | CAREFULLY FEEL THE HEATER WITH YOUR HANDS TO MAKE SURE THAT IT OPERATES. | Cautiously feel the heater with your hands to make sure that it operates. |
| cavity (n) — UNNAPPROVED | HOLE (n) | FILL THE HOLE WITH RESIN. | Fill the cavity with resin. |
|  | SPACE (n) | FILL THE SPACE BETWEEN THE PATCH AND THE ADJACENT STRUCTURE WITH SEALANT. | Fill the cavity between the patch and the adjacent structure with sealant. |
| cease (v) — UNNAPPROVED | STOP (v) | THE WARNING STOPS AT 17 DEG. | The warning ceases at 17 deg. |

<!-- Page 179 of 434 -->

|---|---|---|---|
| center (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CENTER (TN) | ALIGN THE PISTON WITH THE CENTER OF THE SLEEVE. | Center the piston in the sleeve. |
| centralize (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CENTER (TN) | SET THE CONTROLS TO THE CENTER POSITION. | Centralize the controls. |
| certain (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | SURE (adj) | IF YOU ARE NOT SURE THAT THE RESULTS ARE CORRECT, DO THE TEST AGAIN. | If you are not certain that the results are correct, do the test again. |
|  | SOME (adj) | SOME FUNCTIONS ARE NOT AVAILABLE. | Certain functions are not available. |
|  | SPECIFIED (adj) | THE SPECIFIED FUNCTIONS ARE NOT AVAILABLE. | Certain functions are not available. |
| certify (v) — UNNAPPROVED | WRITE (v) | WRITE THE CHANGE IN THE LOGBOOK. | Certify the change in the logbook. |
|  | APPROVAL (n) | GET APPROVAL FROM YOUR SUPERVISOR FOR THE REPAIR. | Get the supervisor to certify the repair. |
| chafe (v) — UNNAPPROVED | RUB (v) | DO NOT LET THE WIRES RUB. | Do not let the wires chafe. |
| chafed (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | WORN (adj) | EXAMINE THE TUBING FOR WORN AREAS. | Examine the tubing for chafed areas. |
| chance (by chance) (n) | RISK (n) | IF THERE IS A RISK OF FUEL LEAKAGE, PUT A CONTAINER BELOW THE UNIT. | If there is a chance of fuel leakage, put a container below the unit. |
|  | ACCIDENTALLY (adv) | IF THE LEVER MOVED ACCIDENTALLY, DO THE TEST AGAIN. | If, by chance, the lever moved, do the test again. |
| CHANGE (n) | That which occurs when something changes | THE COLOR CHANGE SHOWS THAT THE TEMPERATURE IS TOO HIGH. |  |

<!-- Page 180 of 434 -->

|---|---|---|---|
| CHANGE (v), CHANGES, CHANGED, CHANGED | To become or to cause to become different | IF THE HUMIDITY CHANGES FREQUENTLY, PUT A COVER ON THE UNIT. |  |
|  | For other meanings, use: | CHANGE THE COLOR OF THE DISPLAY. |  |
|  | REPLACE (v) | REPLACE THE DAMAGED VALVE. | Change the damaged valve. |
| channel (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CHANNEL (TN) | INSTALL THE WIRES IN THE CHANNEL ALONG THE HOUSING. | Channel the wires along the housing. |
| characteristic (n) — UNNAPPROVED | PROPERTY (n) | THE PROPERTIES OF THESE SEALANTS PREVENT CORROSION. | The characteristics of these sealants prevent corrosion. |
|  | QUALITY (n) | DO NOT USE THIS MATERIAL BECAUSE IT DOES NOT HAVE THE NECESSARY QUALITIES. | Do not use this material because it doesn't have the necessary characteristics. |
| CHARGE (v), CHARGES, CHARGED, CHARGED | To accumulate or add electrical energy | CHARGE THE BATTERY. MAKE SURE THAT THE BATTERY CHARGES. |  |
|  | For other meanings, use: |  |  |
|  | FILL (v) | FILL THE TANK WITH 10 LITERS OF METHANOL. | Charge the tank with 10 liters of methanol. |
|  | PRESSURIZE (v) | PRESSURIZE THE ACCUMULATOR WITH NITROGEN. | Charge the accumulator with nitrogen. |
| CHECK (n) | The procedure you do to make sure that something operates correctly or has no defects | DO A CHECK OF THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM. DO A CHECK FOR LOOSE FASTENERS. |  |

<!-- Page 181 of 434 -->

|---|---|---|---|
| check (v) — UNNAPPROVED | MAKE SURE (v) | MAKE SURE THAT IT IS SAFE TO SUPPLY ELECTRICAL POWER. | Check that it is safe to supply electrical power. |
| check (v) — UNNAPPROVED | MEASURE (v) | MEASURE THE DISTANCE BETWEEN THE SURFACES. | Check the distance between the surfaces. |
| check (v) — UNNAPPROVED | EXAMINE (v) | EXAMINE THE CASTING FOR CORROSION. | Check the casting for corrosion. |
| check (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CHECK (n) | DO A LEAKAGE CHECK OF THE VALVE. | Check the valve for leakage. |
| CHEMICAL (adj) | Related to a chemical | REMOVE THE CORROSION WITH AN APPROVED CHEMICAL COMPOUND. |  |
| CHEMICALLY (adv) | Related to a chemical | REMOVE CORROSION CHEMICALLY. |  |
| chip (n) — UNNAPPROVED | PARTICLE (n) | EXAMINE THE FILTER ELEMENT FOR METAL PARTICLES. | Examine the filter element for metal chips. |
| chip (v) — UNNAPPROVED | DAMAGED (adj) | IF THE ENAMEL IS DAMAGED, REPLACE THE UNIT. | If the enamel is chipped, replace the unit. |
| chock (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CHOCK (TN) | PUT CHOCKS AGAINST THE WHEELS. | Chock the wheels. |
| choice (n) — UNNAPPROVED | SELECTION (n) | MAKE A SELECTION FROM THE AVAILABLE SHIMS TO GET THE CORRECT THICKNESS. | Make a choice from the available shims to get the correct thickness. |
| choice (n) — UNNAPPROVED | ALTERNATIVE (adj) | TABLE 1 GIVES ALTERNATIVE ADHESIVES WHICH YOU CAN USE. | In Table 1, there is a choice of adhesives which you are allowed to use. |
| choose (v) — UNNAPPROVED | SELECT (v) | SELECT THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM THAT YOU WILL PRESSURIZE. | Choose the hydraulic system that you will pressurize. |
| choose (v) — UNNAPPROVED | ALTERNATIVE (adj) | TABLE 1 GIVES A LIST OF ALTERNATIVE ADHESIVES. | Table 1 lists the adhesives which you can choose. |

<!-- Page 182 of 434 -->

|---|---|---|---|
| circa (prep) — UNNAPPROVED | APPROXIMATELY (adv) | PUT A CONTAINER (APPROXIMATELY 5 LITERS) BELOW THE WASTE WATER OUTLET. | Put a container (circa 5 liters) under the waste water outlet. |
| circle (v) — UNNAPPROVED | AROUND (prep) | THE POINTER MOVES AROUND THE DIAL. | The pointer circles the dial. |
| CIRCULAR (adj) | That has the shape of a circle | POLISH THE WINDOW WITH A CIRCULAR MOVEMENT. |  |
| circulate (v) — UNNAPPROVED | SUPPLY (v) | SUPPLY AIR AT 24°C TO THE AREA. | Circulate air at 24°C in the area. |
| clamp (v) — UNNAPPROVED | ATTACH (v) (WITH A CLAMP [TN] OR CLAMPS [TN]) | ATTACH THE ADJOINING CABLES WITH CLAMPS. | Clamp the adjoining cables together. |
| clamp (v) — UNNAPPROVED | PUT (v) (A CLAMP [TN] OR CLAMPS [TN]) | PUT CLAMPS ON THE CABLE TO HOLD IT IN POSITION. | Clamp the cable in position. |
| classification (n) — UNNAPPROVED | CLASS (TN) | THERE ARE FOUR GENERAL CLASSES OF FASTENERS. | Fasteners can be separated into four general classifications. |
| classification (n) — UNNAPPROVED | CATEGORY (TN) | YOU CAN DIVIDE THE FASTENERS INTO FOUR GENERAL CATEGORIES. | Fasteners can be separated into four general classifications. |
| CLEAN (adj) | That does not include dirt or unwanted material | MAKE SURE THAT THE AREA IS CLEAN. |  |
| CLEAN (v), CLEANS, CLEANED, CLEANED | To remove dirt or unwanted materials | CLEAN THE GASKET CONTACT SURFACE. |  |
| cleanliness (n) — UNNAPPROVED | CLEAN (adj) | CONDITIONS FOR A SATISFACTORY BOND ARE: - A CLEAN SURFACE - A CORRECT TEMPERATURE - A CORRECT PRESSURE. | A satisfactory bond depends on the cleanliness of the surface, the temperature, and the pressure. |

<!-- Page 183 of 434 -->

|---|---|---|---|
| CLEAR (adj) | 1. Without blockage or interference | MAKE SURE THAT THE PITOT AIR INLET IS CLEAR. |  |
| CLEAR (adj) | 2. Easy to understand and without ambiguity. For other meanings, use: | ALWAYS GIVE CLEAR INSTRUCTIONS ABOUT SAFETY. |  |
| CLEAR (adj) | TRANSPARENT (adj) | PUT THE UNIT IN A TRANSPARENT PLASTIC BAG. | Put the unit in a clear plastic bag. |
| clear (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CLEAN (v) | CLEAN THE DRAIN HOLE. | Clear the drain hole. |
| clear (v) — UNNAPPROVED | You can also use a different construction. | LIFT THE SEAT UNTIL IT IS AWAY FROM THE TRACK LOCKS. | Lift the seat so that it clears the track locks. |
| CLEARANCE (n) | The space between two objects that must be clear to make sure that they do not touch | MAKE SURE THAT THERE IS CLEARANCE BETWEEN THE LEVER AND THE ROLLER. |  |
| CLEARLY (adv) | In a clear and not ambiguous manner | MAKE SURE THAT YOU CAN HEAR THE SIGNALS CLEARLY AT ALL STATIONS. |  |
| CLICK (n) | A short, sharp sound | TURN THE ADJUSTER FIVE CLICKS CLOCKWISE. |  |
| click (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CLICK (n) | WHEN THE SOLENOID MAKES A CLICK, THE VALVE IS OPEN. | When the solenoid clicks, the valve is open. |
| clip (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CUT (v) | CUT THE WIRE TO THE CORRECT LENGTH. | Clip the wire to the correct length. |
| clip (v) — UNNAPPROVED | ATTACH (v) (WITH A CLIP [TN] OR CLIPS [TN]) | ATTACH THE CONDUIT TO THE STRUCTURE WITH CLIPS. | The conduit should be clipped to the structure. |
| CLOCKWISE (adv) | In the direction in which the hands of a clock turn when seen from the front | TURN THE NOZZLE 40 DEG. CLOCKWISE. |  |
| CLOGGED (adj) | Blocked with unwanted material. | IF THE FILTER IS CLOGGED, REPLACE IT. |  |

<!-- Page 184 of 434 -->

|---|---|---|---|
| close (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | NEAR (prep) | DO NOT USE SOLVENTS NEAR FLAMES OR SPARKS. | Do not use solvents in close contact with flames or sparks. |
| CLOSE (v), CLOSES, CLOSED, CLOSED | 1. To move together, or to move to a position that stops or prevents materials from going in or out | CLOSE THE INSTRUMENT PANEL. |  |
| CLOSE (v), CLOSES, CLOSED, CLOSED |  | MAKE SURE THAT THE DOORS CLOSE FULLY. |  |
| CLOSE (v), CLOSES, CLOSED, CLOSED | 2. To operate a circuit breaker to make an electrical circuit | MAKE SURE THAT THE CIRCUIT BREAKER IS CLOSED. |  |
| CLOSE (v), CLOSES, CLOSED, CLOSED |  | MAKE SURE THAT THE CIRCUIT BREAKER CLOSES. |  |
| closely (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | CAREFULLY (adv) | CAREFULLY MONITOR THE OPERATION OF THE SYSTEM. | Closely monitor the operation of the system. |
| close to (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | NEAR (prep) | PUT THE CLINOMETER NEAR THE FUSELAGE CENTERLINE. |  |
| close to (adv) — UNNAPPROVED |  | PUT THE CLINOMETER CLOSE TO THE FUSELAGE CENTERLINE. |  |
| coat (n) — UNNAPPROVED | LAYER (n) | APPLY A LAYER OF SEALANT PR 1440 B2 ON THE SURFACE. | Spread a coat of sealant PR 1440 B2 on the surface. |
| coat (v) — UNNAPPROVED | LAYER (n) | APPLY A LAYER OF GREASE TO THE BATTERY CABLES. | Coat the battery cables with grease. |
| coating (n) — UNNAPPROVED | LAYER (n) | THE METAL HAS A LAYER OF PLASTIC ON IT TO PREVENT CORROSION. | The metal has a coating of plastic on it to prevent corrosion. |
| cock (v) — UNNAPPROVED | SET (v) | SET THE RACK HOOKS. | Cock the rack hooks. |
| CODE (n) | A sequence of symbols, letters, and/or numbers used for identification | EACH ELECTRICAL SYSTEM HAS A CODE TO IDENTIFY IT. |  |
| code (v) — UNNAPPROVED | IDENTIFY (v) | IDENTIFY THE CABLES WITH A CODE. CODE THE CABLES. |  |
| code (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CODE (n) | PUT A CODE ON THE CABLES. | Code the cables. |

<!-- Page 185 of 434 -->

|---|---|---|---|
| COIL (n) | A sequence of loops | MAKE SURE THAT THE COILS OF THE OXYGEN HOSE DO NOT RUB TOGETHER. |  |
| coil (v) — UNNAPPROVED | WIND (v) | WIND THE CABLES CAREFULLY. | Coil the cables carefully. |
| coincide (v) — UNNAPPROVED | ALIGN (v) | THE FASTENERS MUST ALIGN WITH THE HOLES IN THE TRACK. | The fasteners must coincide with the holes in the track. |
| coincident (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | SYNCHRONIZED (adj) | MAKE SURE THAT THE MOVEMENT OF THE TWO SURFACES IS SYNCHRONIZED. | Make sure that the movement of the two surfaces is coincident. |
| coincident (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | ALIGN (v) | MAKE SURE THAT THE TWO SURFACES ALIGN. | Make sure that the two surfaces are coincident. |
| COLD (adj) (COLDER, COLDEST) | At low temperature | MAKE SURE THAT COLD AIR COMES OUT OF THE OUTLETS. |  |
| collapse (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CLOSE (v) | CLOSE THE BOX. | Collapse the box. |
| collapse (v) — UNNAPPROVED | FALL (v) | THE BOARDING BRIDGE FELL. | The boarding bridge collapsed. |
| COLLECT (v), COLLECTS, COLLECTED, COLLECTED | To come, or cause to come, together in one location | FLUID COLLECTS IN THE BOTTOM OF THE COWLING. |  |
| COLLECT (v), COLLECTS, COLLECTED, COLLECTED |  | COLLECT ALL LOOSE ITEMS AND PUT THEM IN THE CONTAINER. |  |
| COLOR (n) | A property of light | THE COLOR CHANGES FROM BLUE TO RED. |  |
| color code (v) — UNNAPPROVED | IDENTIFY (v) | IDENTIFY THE ASSEMBLY WITH THE CORRECT COLOR. | The assembly must be color coded. |
| color code (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CODE (n) | PUT A COLOR CODE ON EACH OF THE ASSEMBLIES. | Color code the assemblies. |
| colored (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | COLOR (n) | THE SCALE HAS TWO AREAS OF DIFFERENT COLOR. | The scale is divided into two colored areas. |

<!-- Page 186 of 434 -->

|---|---|---|---|
| combine (v) — UNNAPPROVED | MIX (v) | MIX THE WATER AND THE GLYCOL. | Combine water and glycol. |
| combine (v) — UNNAPPROVED | PUT TOGETHER | DO NOT PUT DIFFERENT HPT SEGMENTS TOGETHER. | Do not combine different HPT segments. |
| combustible (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | FLAMMABLE (adj) | KEEP FLAMMABLE MATERIALS AT A MINIMUM DISTANCE OF 50 FEET FROM THE WORK AREA. |  |
| COME (v), COMES, CAME | No other verb forms. To move to your location | FUMES MUST NOT COME INTO THE CABIN. |  |
| COME ON (v), COMES ON, CAME ON | No other verb forms. To become bright with light when an internal power source is energized | THE LIGHTS MUST COME ON. |  |
| commencement (n) — UNNAPPROVED | START (v) | AFTER THE TEST STARTS, MONITOR THE RESULTS ON THE SCREEN. | After the test commencement, monitor the results on the screen. |
| common (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | SAME (adv) | THE REMOVAL PROCEDURE IS THE SAME FOR THE TWO ITEMS. | The removal procedure is common to both items. |

<!-- Page 187 of 434 -->

|---|---|---|---|
| communicate (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CONTACT (v) | FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT THE MANUFACTURER. | For more information, communicate with the manufacturer. |
| communicate (v) — UNNAPPROVED | SPEAK (v) | USE A TELEPHONE TO SPEAK WITH THE LINE MANAGER. | Use a telephone to communicate with the line manager. |
| communicate (v) — UNNAPPROVED | HEAR (v) | MAKE SURE THAT AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL CAN HEAR YOU. | Make sure that you communicate with ATC. |
| communicate (v) — UNNAPPROVED | COMMUNICATION (n) | MAKE SURE THAT THERE IS COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE SERVER AND THE PC. | Make sure that the server and the PC can communicate. |
| COMMUNICATION (n) | The exchange of information through a common system of symbols, signs, or sounds | COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THESE TWO SYSTEMS IS ENCRYPTED. |  |
| COMPARE (v), COMPARES, COMPARED, COMPARED | To examine for differences | COMPARE THE TWO VALUES. |  |
| comparison (n) — UNNAPPROVED | COMPARE (v) | COMPARE THE TWO INDICATIONS. | Make a comparison of the two readings. |
| COMPATIBLE (adj) | That can operate together satisfactorily or be used together safely | THIS SOFTWARE IS COMPATIBLE ONLY WITH THE SPECIFIED OPERATING SYSTEM. |  |
| COMPATIBLE (adj) |  | THE COOLANT IS COMPATIBLE WITH HIGH-PERFORMANCE ALLOYS. |  |
| compile (v) — UNNAPPROVED | MAKE A LIST | MAKE A LIST OF THE NECESSARY TOOLS. | Compile a list of the required tools. |
| compile (v) — UNNAPPROVED | RECORD (v) | RECORD THE AILERON MOVEMENTS ON FORM B. |  |
| compilation (n) — UNNAPPROVED | COLLECT (v) | COLLECT ALL INSPECTION RECORDS FOR THE COMPONENT. | Compile all inspection records for the component. |

<!-- Page 188 of 434 -->

|---|---|---|---|
| complete (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | FULL (adj) | EXTEND AND RETRACT THE ACTUATOR THROUGH THREE FULL CYCLES. | Extend and retract the actuator through three complete cycles. |
| complete (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | ALL (adj) | SEND ALL THE TEST RESULTS TO THE MANUFACTURER. | The complete test results must be sent to the manufacturer. |
| complete (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | COMPLETED (adj) | THE GREEN INDICATION SHOWS THAT SERVICING IS COMPLETED. | The green indication shows that servicing is complete. |
| COMPLETE (v), COMPLETES, COMPLETED, COMPLETED | To bring to an end | COMPLETE THE FUNCTIONAL TEST. |  |
| COMPLETED (adj) | Successfully brought to an end | SEND THE COMPLETED REPORT TO THE SUPERVISOR FOR APPROVAL. |  |
| completely (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | FULLY (adv) | BEFORE YOU APPLY THE SECOND LAYER, LET THE FIRST LAYER OF PAINT DRY FULLY. |  |
| completion (n) — UNNAPPROVED | END (n) | AT THE END OF THIS PROCEDURE, REFER TO 72-00-00, TEST 001. | See 72-00-00, Testing 001 upon completion of this procedure. |
| completion (n) — UNNAPPROVED | COMPLETE (v) | TWO HOURS ARE NECESSARY TO COMPLETE THIS TASK. | Completion of the task will require two hours. |
| complicated (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | NOT EASY | THIS TEST PROCEDURE IS NOT EASY WITHOUT THE CORRECT EQUIPMENT. | This test procedure is complicated without the right equipment. |
| comply (v) — UNNAPPROVED | OBEY (v) | WHEN YOU ASSEMBLE THE UNIT, OBEY THIS PROCEDURE. | When you assemble the unit, comply with this procedure. |
| comply (v) — UNNAPPROVED | Used in law and regulations. Refer to rule 1.12. | THE SHIP CERTIFICATE MUST COMPLY WITH ALL THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE AUTHORITIES. |  |

<!-- Page 189 of 434 -->

|---|---|---|---|
| COMPONENT (n) | A part, subassembly, or unit that has a specified function | CLEAN THESE COMPONENTS WITH APPROVED SOLVENTS. |  |
| comprehensive (adj) | FULL (adj) | DO A FULL INSPECTION OF THE FAIRING. | Do a comprehensive inspection of the fairing. |
| COMPRESS (v), COMPRESSES, COMPRESSED, COMPRESSED | To decrease or cause to decrease in dimension or volume | COMPRESS THE SPRING AND CAREFULLY INSTALL THE COVER. WHEN THE SPRING COMPRESSES, THE VALVE OPENS. |  |
| comprise (v) — UNAPPROVED | HAVE (v) | THE VALVE ASSEMBLY HAS THESE PARTS: EACH SURVIVAL KIT CONTAINS THESE ITEMS. | The valve assembly comprises these parts: Each survival kit comprises these items. |
| compulsory (adj) — UNAPPROVED | MANDATORY (adj) | BEFORE YOU INSTALL A NEW COMPONENT, IT IS MANDATORY TO REPLACE THE FILTER. | Before you install a new component, it is compulsory to replace the filter. |
| compute (v) — UNAPPROVED | CALCULATE (v) | CALCULATE THE VOLTAGE IN THE CIRCUIT. | Compute the voltage in the circuit. |
| concentrate (v) — UNAPPROVED | ALL (adj) | ALL THE WEIGHT MUST BE ON THE SPAR TIP. | The weight must be concentrated on the spar tip. |
| CONCENTRATION (n) | The strength of something contained in a mixture | IN A HIGH CONCENTRATION, THIS MATERIAL IS POISONOUS. |  |
| CONCENTRIC (adj) | That has a common center | THE EXTERNAL DIAMETER MUST BE CONCENTRIC TO THE INTERNAL DIAMETER. |  |
| concern (v) — UNAPPROVED | APPLICABLE (adj) | THIS PROCEDURE IS APPLICABLE ONLY TO A TYPE B UNIT. | This procedure only concerns a Type B unit. |

<!-- Page 190 of 434 -->

|---|---|---|---|
| conclusion (n) — UNAPPROVED | END (n) | AT THE END OF THE TEST, SET THE SWITCH TO "NORMAL." | At the conclusion of the test, you must switch to NORMAL. |
| conclusion (n) — UNAPPROVED | RESULT (n) | IF THE RESULTS OF THE TEST ARE UNSATISFACTORY, REPLACE THE UNIT. | If the conclusions of the test are unsatisfactory, replace the unit. |
| concurrently (adj) — UNAPPROVED | AT THE SAME TIME | DO THESE TWO PROCEDURES AT THE SAME TIME. | These two procedures must be applied concurrently. |
| CONDENSATION (n) | The result when a gas changes into a liquid | SET THE SWITCH TO THE "ON" POSITION TO REMOVE THE CONDENSATION. |  |
| CONDITION (n) | 1. Something that is necessary for what occurs 2. The state of an item Use IF (conj) for "on the condition that." | THESE INITIAL CONDITIONS ARE NECESSARY TO GET CORRECT RESULTS. DO A CHECK OF THE UNIT CONDITION. IF THERE IS NO WIND, DO THE TEST OUTDOORS. | On the condition that there is no wind, do the test outdoors. |
| conduct (v) — UNAPPROVED | DO (v) | DO THE LEAK TEST. | Conduct the leak test. |
| confine to (v) — UNAPPROVED | ONLY (adv) | IF THE DAMAGE IS ONLY TO THE MIDDLE TREADS, THE TIRE IS SERVICEABLE. | If the damage is confined to the middle treads, the tire is serviceable. |
| confirm (v) — UNAPPROVED | MAKE SURE (v) | DO A GROUND RUN OF THE ENGINE TO MAKE SURE THAT YOU GET THE SAME INDICATIONS. | Do a ground run of the engine to confirm the indications. |
| conflict (n) — UNAPPROVED | DIFFERENT (adj) | IF THE TWO INDICATIONS ARE DIFFERENT, DO THE TEST AGAIN. | If there is a conflict between the two indicators, repeat the test. |
| conflict (n) — UNAPPROVED | AGREE (v) | IF THE TWO INDICATIONS DO NOT AGREE, DO THE TEST AGAIN. | If there is a conflict between the two indicators, repeat the test. |

<!-- Page 191 of 434 -->

|---|---|---|---|
| conform (v) — UNAPPROVED | AGREE (v) | IF THE FLAP EXTENSION DOES NOT AGREE WITH THE POSITION OF THE FLAP CONTROL LEVER, DO THE RIGGING PROCEDURE AGAIN. | If the flap extension does not conform to the setting of the flap control lever, do the rigging procedure again. |
| conformance (n) — UNAPPROVED | AGREE (v) | THE INDICATIONS MUST AGREE WITH THOSE IN TABLE 2. | The indications must be in conformance with those in Table 2. |
| conformity (n) — UNAPPROVED | AGREE (v) | THE PRECISION OF THE GAUGES MUST AGREE WITH THE APPLICABLE QUALITY STANDARD. | The accuracy of the gauges must be in conformity with the applicable quality standard. |
| CONNECT (v), CONNECTS, CONNECTED, CONNECTED | To come together or cause to come together to make one unit or system | CONNECT THE ELECTRICAL CONNECTORS TO THE INSTRUMENT. PLUG "A" CONNECTS TO SOCKET "B". |  |
| CONNECTION (n) | That which connects or is connected | MAKE SURE THAT ALL THE FUEL AND AIR CONNECTIONS ARE INSTALLED. |  |
| consecutive (adj) — UNAPPROVED | ONE (TN) AFTER THE OTHER | DO NOT DO MORE THAN THREE STARTS, ONE AFTER THE OTHER. | Do not do more than three consecutive starts. |
| consecutively (adv) | ONE (TN) AFTER THE OTHER | DO THESE STEPS ONE AFTER THE OTHER. | These actions must be done consecutively. |
| consecutively (adv) | SEQUENCE (n) | DO THE WORK STEPS IN SEQUENCE. | Do the work steps consecutively. |
| consequence (n) — UNAPPROVED | BECAUSE OF (prep) | BECAUSE OF THIS DEFECT, THE UNIT WILL NOT OPERATE. | As a consequence of this defect, the unit will not operate. |

<!-- Page 192 of 434 -->

|---|---|---|---|
| consider (v) — UNAPPROVED | THINK (v) | IF YOU THINK THAT THE INDICATION IS NOT CORRECT, DO THE TEST AGAIN. | If you consider that the indication is not correct, do the test again. |
| considerable (adj) — UNAPPROVED | LARGE (adj) | CLEAN YOUR SKIN WITH A LARGE QUANTITY OF WATER. | Clean your skin with a considerable quantity of water. |
| considerable (adj) — UNAPPROVED | IMPORTANT (adj) | CONTAMINATION OF CABIN AIR CAN BE AN IMPORTANT PROBLEM. | Contamination of cabin air can be a considerable problem. |
| considerable (adj) — UNAPPROVED | DANGEROUS (adj) | HYDRAULIC FLUID IS DANGEROUS FOR YOUR EYES. | Hydraulic fluid can cause considerable eye injury. |
| consist of (v) — UNAPPROVED | HAVE (v) | EACH ANTENNA HAS THREE PARTS. | Each antenna consists of three parts. |
| consistent (adj) — UNAPPROVED | AGREE (v) | MAKE SURE THAT THE INDICATIONS AGREE WITH THE POSITION OF THE FLAPS. | Check that the indications are consistent with the position of the flaps. |
| CONSTANT (adj) | That continues to be the same, without change | MAKE SURE THAT THE CABIN PRESSURE STAYS CONSTANT. |  |
| CONSTANTLY (adv) | Incessantly | THE INSTRUMENT WILL CONSTANTLY SHOW THIS VALUE. |  |
| construct (v) — UNAPPROVED | ASSEMBLE (v) | ASSEMBLE THE UNIT. | Construct the unit. |
| consult (v) — UNAPPROVED | REFER (v) | FOR MORE INFORMATION, REFER TO THE USER'S MANUAL. | For more information, consult the User's Manual. |
| CONTACT (v), CONTACTS, CONTACTED | To start communication. For other meanings, use: | CONTACT CUSTOMER SERVICES. |  |
| CONTACT (v), CONTACTS, CONTACTED | TOUCH (v) | TIGHTEN THE FIXTURE SCREW UNTIL IT TOUCHES THE SURFACE. | Tighten the fixture screw until it contacts the surface. |

<!-- Page 193 of 434 -->

|---|---|---|---|
| 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 -->

|---|---|---|---|
| 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 -->

|---|---|---|---|
| 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. |  |

<!-- Page 196 of 434 -->

|---|---|---|---|
| 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. |

<!-- Page 197 of 434 -->

|---|---|---|---|
| COUNT (v), COUNTS, COUNTED, COUNTED | To add the number of objects or occurrences to get a total | COUNT THE NUMBER OF TREADS ON THE TIRE. |  |
| COUNTERCLOCKWISE (adv) | In the opposite direction to clockwise | MAKE SURE THAT YOU TURN THE CONTROL KNOB COUNTERCLOCKWISE. |  |
| couple (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CONNECT (v) | CONNECT THE FUELING NOZZLE TO THE AIRCRAFT. | Couple the fueling nozzle to the aircraft. |
| couple (v) — UNNAPPROVED | ATTACH (v) | ATTACH THE FUELING NOZZLE TO THE AIRCRAFT. |  |
| cover (v) — UNNAPPROVED | INCLUDE (v) | THIS PROCEDURE INCLUDES THE INSTRUCTIONS TO REMOVE THE CONSTANT SPEED DRIVE (CSD). | This procedure covers the removal of the Constant Speed Drive (CSD). |
| cover (v) — UNNAPPROVED | HAVE (v) | THE BOTTOM EDGE OF THE PANEL HAS CARPET ON IT. | The bottom edge of the panel is covered with carpet. |
| cover (v) — UNNAPPROVED | COVER (TN) | PUT THE COVER ON THE CONTAINER. | Cover the container. |
| crack (v) — UNNAPPROVED | OPEN (v) | WHEN THE RELIEF VALVE OPENS, THE PRESSURE DECREASES. | When the relief valve cracks open, the pressure decreases. |
| crack (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CRACK (TN) | IF THERE ARE CRACKS IN THE CENTER PLY, REPLACE THE WINDSHIELD PANEL. | If a center ply is cracked, replace the windshield panel. |
| create (v) — UNNAPPROVED | MAKE (v) | CUT THE BRACKET TO MAKE A CLEARANCE. | Cut the bracket to create a clearance. |
| create (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CAUSE (v) | VIBRATION CAN CAUSE CRACKS. | Vibration can create cracks. |

<!-- Page 198 of 434 -->

|---|---|---|---|
| critical (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | VERY IMPORTANT | THE CONDITION OF THE UNIT IS VERY IMPORTANT FOR ITS PERFORMANCE. | The condition of the unit is critical to its performance. |
| critical (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | CAREFUL (adj) | MAKE A CAREFUL ESTIMATE OF THE DAMAGED AREA. | Make a critical estimate of the damaged area. |
| cross (v) — UNNAPPROVED | ACROSS (adv) | DO NOT GO ACROSS THE SAFETY LINE. | Do not cross the safety line. |
| cross (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CORRECTLY (adv) | CONNECT THE WIRES CORRECTLY. | Do not cross the wires. |
| curvature (n) — UNNAPPROVED | BEND (n) | THE BEND IN THE PIPE MUST HAVE A 30 mm RADIUS. | The curvature of the pipe must have a 30 mm radius. |
| curvature (n) — UNNAPPROVED | CURVE (n) | THE RADIUS OF THE CURVE MUST BE A MINIMUM OF 8 mm. | The radius of the curvature must be a minimum of 8 mm. |
| curvature (n) — UNNAPPROVED | RADIUS (TN) | BEND THE PIPE TO THE CORRECT RADIUS. | Bend the pipe to the correct curvature. |
| CURVE (n) | The shape of something which is bent but which has no angles | THE RADIUS OF THE CURVE MUST BE A MINIMUM OF 8 mm. |  |
| curve (v) — UNNAPPROVED | MAKE A CURVE | BEND THE STRIP OF METAL TO MAKE A CURVE. | Curve the strip of metal. |
| CUT (v), CUTS, CUT, CUT | 1. To divide into parts | CUT THE CABLE INTO THREE EQUAL LENGTHS. |  |
| CUT (v), CUTS, CUT, CUT | 2. To remove with a sharp tool | CUT AND DISCARD THE LOCKWIRE. |  |
| CYCLE (n) | One complete sequence of operation | SET THE SWITCH TO THREE CYCLES A MINUTE. |  |
| cycle (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CYCLE (n) | OPERATE THE ACTUATOR THROUGH THREE CYCLES. | Cycle the actuator three times. |
