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# Dict J N

> **Source:** ASD-STE100 Issue 9, January 2025
> **Section:** DICT (J-N)
> **Pages:** 282-309 of 434 (28 pages)

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| Word (POS) | Approved meaning/ALTERNATIVES | STE EXAMPLE | Non-STE example |
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| jack (v) — UNNAPPROVED | JACK (TN) | DO NOT LIFT THE AIRCRAFT ON JACKS IF THE WIND SPEED IS MORE THAN 20 MPH. | Do not jack the aircraft if the wind speed exceeds 20 mph. |
| jam (v) — UNNAPPROVED | FREELY (adv) | MAKE SURE THAT THE VALVE SPINDLE MOVES FREELY. | Check that the valve spindle does not bind or jam. |
| job (n) — UNNAPPROVED | WORK (n) TASK (n) | DO THIS WORK IN A CLEAN AREA. DO THIS TASK IN A CLEAN AREA. | Do this job in a clean area. Do this job in a clean area. |
| join (v) — UNNAPPROVED | BOND (v) ATTACH (v) CONNECT (v) | USE ADHESIVE No. 35 TO BOND METAL TO METAL. ATTACH SMOKE DETECTOR 1 TO SMOKE DETECTOR 2. CONNECT THE HOSE TO THE PIPE WITH A CLIP. | Use adhesive No. 35 to join metal to metal. Join smoke detectors 1 and 2. Join the hose to the pipe with a clip. |
| JOINT (n) | The area at which two surfaces or edges touch or are attached | SEAL THE JOINT WITH SEALING COMPOUND. |  |
| just (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | IMMEDIATELY (adv) | KEEP THE RING IMMEDIATELY ABOVE THE JACK COLLARS. | Keep the ring just above the jack collars. |

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| KEEP (v), (KEEPS, (KEPT, (KEPT | To continue to have or hold | KEEP THE COMPOUND IN A CLOSED CONTAINER. |  |
| key (v) — UNNAPPROVED | REFER (v) KEY (TN) | THE ILLUSTRATION REFERS TO EACH STEP. INSTALL THE KEY BETWEEN THE PULLEY AND THE SHAFT. | The illustration will be keyed to each of the steps. The pulley must be keyed to the shaft. |
| KILL (v), (KILLS, (KILLED, (KILLED | To cause death | HIGH VOLTAGES CAN KILL YOU. |  |
| kind (n) — UNNAPPROVED | TYPE (n) | YOU CAN USE TWO TYPES OF SEALING COMPOUND. | Two kinds of sealing compound can be used. |
| kink (v) — UNNAPPROVED | KINK (TN) | DO NOT MAKE KINKS IN THE CABLES. | Do not kink the cables. |
| knock (v) — UNNAPPROVED | HIT (v) | HIT THE CLAMP ON THE RIGHT SIDE WITH A HAMMER. | Knock the clamp on the right side with a hammer. |
| KNOW (v), (KNOWS, (KNEW, (KNOWN | To be sure of data, to have data ready to use | IF YOU KNOW THE CLEARANCE, YOU CAN CALCULATE THE THICKNESS OF THE WASHER. |  |

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| label (v) — UNNAPPROVED | IDENTIFY (v) LABEL (TN) | IDENTIFY THE COMPONENT WITH A CODE TO HELP YOU INSTALL IT AGAIN CORRECTLY. PUT A LABEL ON THE RELAY ASSEMBLY. | Label the component with a code to help you install it again correctly. Label the relay assembly. |
| lack (n) — UNNAPPROVED | NOT SUFFICIENT | DAMAGE CAN OCCUR TO THE PUMP IF THERE IS NOT SUFFICIENT OIL IN THE RESERVOIR. | Damage can occur to the pump if there is a lack of oil in the reservoir. |
| LAMINATED (adj) | Made of laminations | THIS PANEL IS MADE OF LAMINATED CARBON FIBER. |  |
| LAMINATION (n) | Layers of one or more materials bonded together | IF THE LAMINATION IS DAMAGED, REPLACE THE PANEL. |  |
| land (v) — UNNAPPROVED | LANDING (TN) | AFTER A HEAVY LANDING, DO THE HEAVY LANDING INSPECTION. | If the aircraft landed heavily, do the Heavy Landing Inspection. |
| LARGE (adj) (LARGER, LARGEST) | More than average in dimension, quantity, or capacity | CLEAN YOUR SKIN WITH A LARGE QUANTITY OF CLEAN WATER. |  |
| LAST (adj) | That comes at the end | IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE LAST FLIGHT OF THE DAY, INSTALL ALL COVERS. |  |
| LAST (adv) | After other persons or things | FILL THE OUTER TANKS LAST. |  |
| last (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CONTINUE (v) | THE SIGNALS CONTINUE FOR 0.8 SECONDS. | The signals last 0.8 seconds. |
| LATCH (v), LATCHES, LATCHED, LATCHED | To hold something in position with a latching device | MAKE SURE THAT YOU LATCH THE DOOR CORRECTLY. MAKE SURE THAT THE DOOR LATCHES CORRECTLY. |  |

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| later (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | SUBSEQUENT (adj) THEN (adv) | A SUBSEQUENT REPAIR WILL BE FOR THE NEW CONFIGURATION. DO THIS STEP FIRST. THEN, DISCONNECT THE CABLES. | A later repair will be for the new configuration. Do this step first. At a later time, disconnect the cables. |
| later (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | SUBSEQUENTLY (adv) WHEN (conj) If it is possible, give the condition or time. AFTER (prep) | MAKE SURE THAT THE TOOL IS SUBSEQUENTLY AVAILABLE FOR THE INSTALLATION PROCEDURE. DO STEPS (3) THRU (5). DO STEP (6) WHEN THE AILERON MOVEMENT STOPS. THE BAR MOVES DOWN AFTER 20 SECONDS. | Make sure that the tool is available later for the installation procedure. Do steps (3) to (5). Do step (6) later. The bar moves down later. |
| LATERAL (adj) | Related to or on the side | ADJUST THE LATERAL LEVEL. |  |
| LATERALLY (adv) | In a lateral direction | PUSH THE UNIT OUT, AND THEN MOVE IT LATERALLY. |  |
| lay (v) — UNNAPPROVED | PUT (v) | PUT COVERS ON THE FLOOR. | Lay covers on the floor. |
| LAYER (n) | A material applied to a surface or put on, or below, a second material | APPLY A THIN LAYER OF SEALING COMPOUND ON THE BARE METAL. |  |
| lead (v) — UNNAPPROVED | PUT (v) | PUT THE TELEFLEX CABLE THROUGH THE BULKHEAD. | Lead the Teleflex cable through the bulkhead. |
| LEAK (n) | A crack, gap or hole which lets fluid or light go into or come out of something | EXAMINE THE SWIVEL COUPLINGS FOR LEAKS. |  |

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| leak (v) — UNNAPPROVED | LEAK (n) | IF THERE ARE LEAKS IN THE SYSTEM, REPAIR THEM. | If the system is leaking, repair it. |
| LEAKAGE (n) | The quantity of material that goes through a leak | MEASURE THE LEAKAGE FROM THE OUTLET PORT. |  |
| least (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | MINIMUM (adj) | REPAIR THE AREA WITH THE MINIMUM DAMAGE FIRST. | Repair the least damaged area first. |
| least (at least) (adv) | MINIMUM (adj) MINIMUM (n) | THE MINIMUM TIME BETWEEN CHECKS IS TWO MINUTES. DO STEPS 13 THRU 16 FOR A MINIMUM OF THREE TIMES. | The time between checks is at least two minutes. Do steps 13 thru 16 at least three times. |
| leave (v) — UNNAPPROVED | KEEP (v) LET …. STAY (v) GO (v) | KEEP THE VENT VALVES OPEN. LET THE VENT VALVES STAY OPEN. IF FUEL SPILLS ON THE GROUND, IMMEDIATELY GO TO A SAFE AREA. | Leave the vent valves open. Leave the vent valves open. If fuel spills on the ground, immediately leave the contaminated area. |
| LEFT (adj) | On the west side when you look north | INSTALL THE CONTROL PANEL IN THE LEFT CONSOLE. |  |
| left-hand (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | LEFT (adj) | SET THE LEFT SWITCH TO "ON." | Set the left-hand switch to ON. |
| legible (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | READ (v) | MAKE SURE THAT YOU CAN READ THE IDENTIFICATION PLATES. | Make certain that the identification plates are legible. |
| LENGTH (n) | 1. The distance from one end to the other end 2. The longer or longest of the three dimensions of an object | MEASURE THE LENGTH OF THE JACK RAM. THE DIMENSIONS OF THE UNIT ARE: - LENGTH 300 mm - WIDTH 90 mm - THICKNESS 60 mm. |  |

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| lengthen (v) — UNNAPPROVED | INCREASE (v) | DO NOT TRY TO INCREASE THE LENGTH OF THIS ROD. | Do not try to lengthen this rod. |
| LESS (adj) No other forms of this adjective. | Of smaller dimension, value, quantity, volume, or number | THE FLOW RATE MUST NOT BE LESS THAN 4.0 GPM. |  |
| LET (v), LETS, LET No other verb forms. | To give opportunity | LET THE ADHESIVE BECOME TACKY. |  |
| lethal (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | KILL (v) | THE ELECTRICAL DISCHARGE FROM THESE POWER UNITS CAN KILL YOU. | The electrical discharge from these power units can be lethal. |
| LEVEL (adj) | Horizontal to a known datum | PARK THE VEHICLE ON LEVEL GROUND. |  |
| LEVEL (n) | A horizontal line, plane, surface, or condition | FILL THE TANK TO THE CORRECT LEVEL (REFER TO FIG. 105). |  |
| level (v) — UNNAPPROVED | LEVEL (adj) | MAKE THE AIRCRAFT LEVEL. | Level the aircraft. |
| liberal (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | LARGE (adj) THICK (adj) | CLEAN THE WINDOW WITH LARGE QUANTITIES OF WATER AND SOAP. APPLY A THICK LAYER OF THE COMPOUND. | Clean the window with liberal quantities of water and soap. Apply a liberal amount of the compound. |
| liberally (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | LARGE (adj) THICK (adj) | APPLY A LARGE QUANTITY OF THE SOLUTION. APPLY A THICK LAYER OF THE COMPOUND. | Apply the solution liberally. Apply the compound liberally. |
| lie (v) — UNNAPPROVED | BE (v) | THE OTHER PART OF THE CLIP IS ALONG THE BARREL. | The other part of the clip lies along the barrel. |

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| LIFE (n) | The time during which you can use an item or object | THE LIFE OF THE CARTRIDGE IN THE FIRE EXTINGUISHER IS 3 YEARS. |  |
| LIFT (v), LIFTS, LIFTED, LIFTED | To move something up | LIFT THE COVER CAREFULLY. |  |
| LIGHT (adj) (LIGHTER, LIGHTEST) | That has a small mass, weight, or force For other meanings, use: THIN (adj) SMALL (adj) | APPLY A LIGHT FORCE ON THE RUDDER PEDALS. APPLY A THIN LAYER OF SEALANT ON THE SEALING SURFACES OF THE CONTAINER. APPLY A SMALL QUANTITY OF LUBRICANT ON THE MOVING PARTS. | Apply a light layer of sealant on the sealing surfaces of the container. Apply a light quantity of lubricant on the moving parts. |
| light (v) — UNNAPPROVED | COME ON | MAKE SURE THAT THE FLUID INDICATOR LIGHT COMES ON. | Ensure that the fluid indicator light lights. |
| LIGHTING (n) | That which gives light to | A DIMMER UNIT CONTROLS THE PANEL LIGHTING. |  |
| LIGHTLY (adv) | In a light manner | LIGHTLY RUB THE DEFECTIVE AREA WITH WET ABRASIVE PAPER. |  |
| LIMIT (n) | A specified maximum or minimum quantity, number, time, or distance | IF THE CLEARANCES ARE NOT IN THE LIMITS GIVEN IN FIG. 4, REFER TO REPAIR SCHEME No. 2. |  |

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| limitation (n) — UNNAPPROVED | LIMIT (n) | WHEN YOU LIFT THE AIRCRAFT ON JACKS, KEEP THE CENTER OF GRAVITY BETWEEN THESE LIMITS: | When you lift the aircraft on jacks, observe these center of gravity limitations: |
| limited (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | SMALL (adj) | THERE IS ONLY A SMALL NUMBER OF REPAIRS THAT YOU CAN DO. | There is only a limited number of repairs that you can do. |
| LINEAR (adj) | In a straight line | MAKE SURE THAT THE RESULTS ARE LINEAR. |  |
| LINEARLY (adv) | In a straight line | INCREASE THE PRESSURE LINEARLY. |  |
| link (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CONNECT (v) ATTACH (v) | CONNECT THE CABLES. ATTACH THE HOIST TO THE POWER UNIT. | Link the cables. Link the hoist to the power unit. |
| LIQUID (adj) | That has the properties of a liquid | DURING SERVICING, LIQUID OXYGEN FLOWS THROUGH THE STABILIZING CONTAINER. |  |
| LIQUID (n) | A material that is not a gas or a solid | THE CONVERTER CHANGES THE LIQUID INTO A GAS. |  |
| list (v) — UNNAPPROVED | RECORD (v) SHOW (v) LIST (TN) | RECORD THE TEST RESULTS. TABLE 1 SHOWS ALTERNATIVE ADHESIVES THAT YOU CAN USE. MAKE A LIST OF THE PART NUMBERS IN NUMERICAL SEQUENCE. | List the test results. Table 1 lists alternative adhesives that you can use. List the part numbers in numerical sequence. |
| LISTEN (v), LISTENS, LISTENED, LISTENED | To use your ears to hear or find | LISTEN FOR THE SIGNAL. |  |

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| little (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | SMALL (adj) SHORT (adj) NOT SUFFICIENT | THE DIAMETER OF THE TUBE IS TOO SMALL. INSTALL A SHORT LENGTH OF NEW TUBE. IF THE PRESSURE IS NOT SUFFICIENT, THE TEST WILL STOP. | The diameter of the tube is too little. Install a little length of new tube. If the pressure is too little, the test will stop. |
| little (a little) (adj) | SMALL QUANTITY | ADD A SMALL QUANTITY OF DISINFECTANT TO THE SOLUTION. | Add a little disinfectant to the solution. |
| little (a little) (adv) | SMALL (adj) | AFTER YOU REMOVE THE NUT, THE RIB CAN MOVE DOWN A SMALL DISTANCE. | After you remove the nut, the rib can move down a little. |
| LIVE (adj) | That includes explosive material For electrical systems, use: ENERGIZE (v) | SOME MAINTENANCE TASKS ARE NOT PERMITTED ON AIRCRAFT THAT HAVE LIVE AMMUNITION. THE SYSTEM IS ENERGIZED. | The system has live electrical power. |
| load (v) — UNNAPPROVED | INSTALL (v) LOAD (TN) | INSTALL THE SPRING IN THE CARTRIDGE. PUT THE LOAD ON THE SPRING BALANCE. | Load the spring in the cartridge. Load the spring balance. |
| LOCAL (adj) | Applicable to a given location or position | SET THE "LAT" KNOB TO THE LOCAL LATITUDE. |  |
| LOCALLY (adv) | Applicable to a given location or position | YOU CAN ALSO DO THIS TEST WITH A LOCALLY MADE TOOL. |  |

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| locate (v) — UNNAPPROVED | FIND (v) ENGAGE (v) PUT (v) | USE TALCUM POWDER TO FIND EXTERNAL LEAK S. ENGAGE THE GEAR WHEEL ON THE SHAFT. PUT THE CLAMP IN ITS CORRECT POSITION. | Use talcum powder to locate external leaks. Locate the gear wheel on the shaft. Locate the clamp in its correct position. |
| LOCATION (n) | A place or site that you can find | FIGURES 1 THRU 4 SHOW THE LOCATIONS OF THE WALKWAYS. |  |
| LOCK (v), LOCKS, LOCKED, LOCKED | To attach something, or hold it in position with a locking device | LOCK THE SWITCH. AND REMOVE THE KEY. |  |
| LOCKED |  | BEFORE YOU CONTINUE, MAKE SURE THAT THE SWITCH LOCKS. |  |
| log (v) — UNNAPPROVED | RECORD (v) | RECORD THE COMPASS CORRECTIONS ON THE CARD. | Log the compass corrections on the card. |
| LONG (adj) (LONGER, (LONGEST) | That has a specified or large length, or a specified or large duration | USE A TUBE WHICH IS 3.3 FEET LONG. IF THE TUBE IS TOO SHORT, USE A LONGER ONE. MAKE SURE THAT THE TEST SIGNAL IS NOT LONGER THAN 3 TONES. |  |
| long (as long as) (conj) | WHILE (conj) | WHILE THE DC SUPPLY IS ON, THE FAN MUST OPERATE. | As long as the DC supply is ON, the fan must operate. |

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| long (no longer) (adv) | NOT… AT THIS TIME UNTIL…NOT | THIS PROCEDURE IS NOT APPLICABLE AT THIS TIME. ADJUST THE POTENTIOMETER UNTIL YOU DO NOT HEAR A HUM FROM THE LOUDSPEAKER. | This procedure is no longer applicable. Adjust the potentiometer until the loudspeaker no longer hums. |
| LONGITUDINAL (adj) | Related to the longitudinal axis | ADJUST THE LONGITUDINAL TRIM SYSTEM. |  |
| LONGITUDINALLY (adv) | In a longitudinal direction | MOVE THE STAND LONGITUDINALLY. |  |
| LOOK (v), LOOKS, LOOKED, LOOKED | To use your eyes to see or find | LOOK THROUGH THE INSPECTION WINDOW. |  |
| LOOP (n) | A circular shape made in a flexible material | MAKE A LOOP OF WIRE AROUND THE UNIT. |  |
| loop (v) — UNNAPPROVED | LOOP (n) | MAKE A LOOP OF WIRE AROUND THE UNIT. | Loop the wire around the unit. |
| LOOSE (adj) | 1. On, in, but not attached 2. Not tight For other meanings, use: TENSION (TN) | MAKE SURE THAT YOU REMOVE ALL TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, AND LOOSE OBJECTS FROM THE AIR INTAKE. DO A CHECK FOR LOOSE FASTENERS. MAKE SURE THAT THERE IS TENSION IN THE CABLES. | Make sure that the cables are not loose. |

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| LOOSELY (adv) | Not tightly | MAKE SURE THAT THE PARTS ARE LOOSELY ASSEMBLED. |  |
| LOOSEN (v), LOOSENS, LOOSENED, LOOSENED | To cause to be not tight | LOOSEN THE SCREWS THAT ATTACH THE CLAMP TO THE SUPPORT. |  |
| lose (v) — UNNAPPROVED | DECREASE (v) | THE EFFECT OF THE SOLVENT DECREASES QUICKLY. | The solvent loses its effectiveness quickly. |
| lost (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | DECREASE (v) NOT FIND | IF THE PRESSURE DECREASES QUICKLY, THE SHEAR PINS IN THE LATCH WILL BREAK. IT IS POSSIBLE THAT YOU CANNOT FIND THE RUBBER BUSHINGS. | If the pressure is lost rapidly, the shear pins in the latch will break. The rubber bushings may be lost. |
| LOW (adj) (LOWER, (LOWEST) | That is of small value | THE SWITCH SENSES LOW PRESSURE IN THE DISTRIBUTION CIRCUIT. |  |
| LOWER (v), LOWERS, LOWERED, LOWERED | To move something down | LOWER THE ANTENNA TO GET ACCESS TO THE CABLE CONNECTOR. |  |
| lowermost (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | BOTTOM (adj) | THE BOTTOM MARK ON THE BOARD IS RED. | The lowermost mark on the board is red. |
| LUBRICATE (v), LUBRICATES, LUBRICATED, LUBRICATED | To apply lubricant | LUBRICATE THE O-RINGS WITH HYDRAULIC FLUID. |  |
| lukewarm (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | WARM (adj) | SOAK THE AREA WITH WARM WATER. | Soak the area with lukewarm water. |

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| MAGNETIC (adj) | Related to the properties of a magnet | REMOVE THE MAGNETIC DRAIN PLUG FROM THE OIL RESERVOIR. |  |
| MAGNETICALLY (adv) | In a magnetic manner | THE DOOR CLOSES MAGNETICALLY AND LOCKS. |  |
| main (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | PRIMARY (adj) | THE PRIMARY CAUSE OF VALVE FAILURE IS CONTAMINATION OF THE FLUID. | The main cause of valve failure is contamination of the fluid. |
| maintain (v) — UNNAPPROVED | KEEP (v) HOLD (v) MAINTENANCE (n) | KEEP THE FLUID TEMPERATURE AT 70 °F. TURN THE ROTATING TUBE 75 DEGREES. THEN, HOLD THE TUBE IN THIS POSITION. DO MAINTENANCE ON THE WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM. | Maintain the fluid temperature at 70 °F. Turn the rotating tube 75 degrees. Then maintain the tube in this position. Maintain the water supply system. |
| MAINTENANCE (n) | The servicing and/or the repair of something to keep it in the correct condition | DURING MAINTENANCE, OBEY ALL SAFETY PROCEDURES. |  |
| major (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | PRIMARY (adj) | THE PRIMARY FUNCTION OF THE POWER UNIT IS TO SUPPLY ELECTRICAL POWER. | The major function of the power unit is to supply electrical power. |

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| MAKE (v), MAKES, MADE, MADE | To manufacture, to cause to occur or to become | MAKE A RECESS FOR THE STUDS OF 5 mm. MAKE THE CLOTH MOIST WITH WATER. TILT THE FITTING TO MAKE THE BARREL NUT FALL OUT OF IT. |  |
| make certain (v) — UNNAPPROVED | MAKE SURE (v) | MAKE SURE THAT THE VALVE IS OPEN. | Make certain that the valve is open. |
| MAKE SURE (v), MAKES SURE, MADE SURE, MADE SURE | To verify and/or do the necessary steps | MAKE SURE THAT NO LEAK DETECTION FLUID GOES INTO THE OXYGEN SYSTEM. |  |
| maladjusted (adj) — UNNABPROVED | INCORRECTLY ADJUSTED | IF THE WARNING LIGHT IS ON WHEN THE DOOR IS CLOSED, THE MICROSWITCH IS INCORRECTLY ADJUSTED. | If the warning light is on when the door is closed, the microswitch is maladjusted. |
| MALFUNCTION (n) | Incorrect operation | REFER TO TABLE 104 TO CORRECT THE MALFUNCTION. |  |
| MANDATORY (adj) | That which you must do, use, or obey If you want to use this word in procedures, think about a necessary safety instruction. | THIS SERVICE BULLETIN IS MANDATORY. BEFORE YOU GO INTO THE LABORATORY, PUT ON PROTECTIVE CLOTHING. | It is mandatory to wear protective clothing in the laboratory. |
| manipulate (v) — UNNAPPROVED | MOVE (v) ADJUST (v) | MOVE THE FLEXIBLE PIPE TO GET ACCESS TO THE BOTTOM BOLTS. ADJUST THE FLEXIBLE PIPE TO GET ACCESS TO THE BOTTOM BOLTS. | Manipulate the flexible pipe to get access to the bottom bolts. |

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| MANUAL (adj) | Operated with the hands | IF THE AUTOMATIC CONTROLS DO NOT OPERATE, USE THE MANUAL PROCEDURE. |  |
| MANUAL (n) | A publication that gives data related to a special subject | THIS MANUAL GIVES PERFORMANCE DATA. |  |
| MANUALLY (adv) | With your hands | MOVE THE LEVER MANUALLY. |  |
| manufacture (v) — UNNABPROVED | MAKE (v) | YOU CAN MAKE THE CLEARING TOOL LOCALLY. | The clearing tool can be manufactured locally. |
| MANY (adj) (MORE, MOST) | Of a large number If it is possible, give the range, number, or quantity. | CORROSION CAN HAVE MANY CAUSES. |  |
| MARK (n) | Something that you make or is made to show an identification, location, or direction | THE RED MARKS SHOW A MAXIMUM STEERING ANGLE OF 35 DEGREES. |  |
| mark (v) — UNNAPPROVED | IDENTIFY (v) MARK (n) | IDENTIFY THE COMPONENT WITH A CODE TO HELP YOU INSTALL IT AGAIN CORRECTLY. PUT MARKS ON THE OUTER TUBE TO SHOW THE CLAMP LOCATIONS. | Mark the component with a code to help you install it again correctly. Mark the clamp locations on the outer tube. |
| mask (v) — UNNAPPROVED | APPLY (v) | APPLY MASKING TAPE TO THE TRANSPARENT PANEL. | Mask the transparent panel with masking tape. |
| MASS (n) | The quantity of matter that is in an object and relates to its weight. The equivalent of inertia | STRUCTURAL OR EQUIPMENT MODIFICATIONS CAN CHANGE THE BASIC MASS AND THE CENTER-OF-GRAVITY COORDINATES. |  |

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| match (v) — UNNABPROVED | ALIGN (v) AGREE (v) | FOLD THE GIRT ONTO THE CONTAINER UNTIL IT IS ALIGNED WITH THE VELCRO TAPE. MAKE SURE THAT THE SEAL AGREES WITH THE SHAPE OF THE PANEL. | Fold the girt over the container so that the Velcro tape matches. Ensure the seal matches the panel shape. |
| mate (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CONNECT (v) ENGAGE (v) TOGETHER (adv) | CONNECT THE PLUG TO THE RECEPTACLE. ENGAGE THE SPLINES ON THE SHAFT WITH THOSE IN THE GEARBOX. PUT THE SMOOTH SURFACES TOGETHER. | Mate the plug to the receptacle. Mate the splines on the shaft with those in the gearbox. Mate the smooth surfaces. |
| MATERIAL (n) | A substance from which an item is made, or an item that is necessary to do a task. | BEFORE YOU INSTALL THE SEAL, REMOVE THE UNWANTED MATERIAL. YOU CAN USE EQUIVALENT ALTERNATIVES FOR THESE MATERIALS. |  |
| MATING (adj) | Made to touch | APPLY GREASE ON THE MATING SURFACES OF THE STARTER GENERATOR. |  |
| MATT (or MATTE) (adj) | Not glossy | APPLY MATT PAINT ON THE PANEL. |  |
| matter (n) — UNNABPROVED | MATERIAL (n) | REMOVE THE GLOSSY MATERIAL FROM THE SURFACE OF THE BLADE. | Remove the glossy matter from the surface of the blade. |
| MAXIMUM (adj) | Related to the largest dimension, quantity, number, or value | THE MAXIMUM VALUE THAT THE VOLTMETER SHOWS IS 199.9 V. |  |
| MAXIMUM (n) | The largest dimension, quantity, number, or value | MOVE THE LEVER A MAXIMUM OF 45 DEG. |  |

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| may (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CAN (v) POSSIBLY (adv) | IF YOU USE INCORRECT EQUIPMENT, YOU CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE VANES. IF YOU CANNOT ENGAGE THE ROD AND THE PISTON, THE LENGTH OF THE NEW ROD IS POSSIBLY INCORRECT. | The vanes may be damaged by using incorrect equipment. If you cannot engage the rod and the piston, the length of the new rod may be incorrect. |
| MEASURE (v), MEASURES, MEASURED, MEASURED | To find the dimensions, capacity, or quantity of something | MEASURE THE LOAD. |  |
| MECHANICAL (adj) | Related to or operated with a mechanism | THE STANDBY SYSTEM IS MECHANICAL. |  |
| MECHANICALLY (adv) | In a mechanical manner | OPERATE THE HORIZONTAL STABILIZER MECHANICALLY. |  |
| MECHANISM (n) | An assembly of mechanical parts that are made to operate together | USE WHITE SPIRIT TO CLEAN A HINGE MECHANISM THAT HAS A GREASE NIPPLE. |  |
| MEDICAL (adj) | Related to medicine | IF YOU GET HYDRAULIC FLUID IN YOUR EYES, FLUSH THEM WITH WATER AND GET MEDICAL AID. |  |
| medium (adj) — UNNABPROVED | MODERATE (adj) | APPLY MODERATE PRESSURE. | A medium amount of pressure must be applied. |
| meet (v) — UNNAPPROVED | ENGAGE (v) TOUCH (v) | PUSH THE PIN IN UNTIL IT ENGAGES IN THE RETAINING CLIP. THE ROD MUST TOUCH THE CENTER OF THE STRIP. | Push the pin in until it meets with the retaining clip. The rod should meet the center of the strip. |

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| MELT (v), MELTS, MELTED, MELTED | To change or to cause something to change from solid to liquid because of heat | THE FUSIBLE PLUGS MUST MELT IN 20 SECONDS OR LESS. | DO NOT USE A FLAME TO MELT THE ICE. |
| mention (v) — UNNAPPROVED | GIVE (v) | THE REPAIR LIMITS ARE NOT GIVEN BECAUSE SPECIAL EQUIPMENT IS NECESSARY. | The repair limits are not mentioned as special equipment is required. |
| mesh (v) — UNNAPPROVED | ENGAGE (v) | IF THE GEARS DO NOT ENGAGE CORRECTLY, ADD A SHIM. | If the gears do not mesh correctly, add a shim. |
| meteorological (adj) | WEATHER (n) | DO THE TEST IN GOOD WEATHER. | Carry out the test in good meteorological conditions. |
| METHOD (n) | A special type of procedure used to get a specified result | THIS PROCEDURE GIVES TWO METHODS FOR THE TEMPORARY REPAIR OF THE WATER TUBES. |  |
| mid (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | MIDDLE (adj) | PUT THE THROTTLE LEVER IN THE MIDDLE POSITION. | Place the throttle lever in mid position. |
| MIDDLE (adj) | At a point that is between two other points | REMOVE THE MIDDLE BELLCRANK UNIT. |  |
| MIDDLE (n) | A point that is at or near the center | LIFT THE SEAT TO THE MIDDLE OF THE TRAVEL. |  |
| mild (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | WEAK (adj) | USE A WEAK SOAP SOLUTION TO CLEAN THE SIDEWALL PANEL. | Use a mild soap solution to clean the sidewall panel. |
| minimize (v) — UNNAPPROVED | MINIMUM (n) | USE A TRESTLE TO KEEP THE LOADS ON THE WING TO A MINIMUM. | Use a trestle to minimize the loads on the wing. |

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| MINIMUM (adj) | Related to the smallest dimension, quantity, number, or value | MAKE SURE THAT THE FLUID IN THE RESERVOIR IS ABOVE THE MINIMUM LEVEL. |  |
| MINIMUM (n) | The smallest dimension, quantity, number, or value | LET THE PAINT DRY FOR A MINIMUM OF 1 HOUR. |  |
| minor (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | SMALL (adj) | YOU CAN IGNORE SMALL DIFFERENCES IN TEMPERATURE. | Minor differences in temperature can be ignored. |
| MINUS (prep) | With the subtraction of | INCREASE THE PRESSURE IN THE SHOCK ABSORBER TO 85.5 bar, PLUS OR MINUS 2.7 bar. |  |
| miscellaneous (adj) | OTHER (adj) ALL (adj) | REMOVE THE TOOLS AND THE OTHER RELATED ITEMS. REMOVE ALL EQUIPMENT. | Remove the tools and the related miscellaneous items. Remove miscellaneous equipment. |
| misrigged (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | INCORRECTLY ADJUSTED | IF THE MARKS ARE NOT ALIGNED, THE LINKAGE IS INCORRECTLY ADJUSTED. | If the marks are not aligned, the linkage is misrigged. |
| MISSING (adj) | That is not there | IF SEALS ARE MISSING, INSTALL NEW SEALS. |  |
| mix (n) — UNNAPPROVED | MIXTURE (n) | THE POTLIFE OF THE MIXTURE IS APPROXIMATELY 4 HOURS. | The potlife of the mix is approximately 4 hours. |
| MIX (v), MIXES, MIXED, MIXED | 1. To put together two or more materials to become one 2. To become combined | MIX THE COMPOUND. IF FUEL AND WATER MIX, CONTAMINATION CAN OCCUR. |  |
| MIXTURE (n) | The result that you get when you mix materials | DO NOT USE THIS MIXTURE WHEN THE TEMPERATURE IS LESS THAN 15 °C. |  |

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| MOBILE (adj) | That is made to move easily | CONNECT THE MOBILE GROUND POWER UNIT. |  |
| MODE (n) | A special condition of operation | MAKE SURE THAT THE "HEADING SELECT" MODE OPERATES. |  |
| MODERATE (adj) | Between low and high values | APPLY A MODERATE LOAD ON THE BRAKE PEDALS. |  |
| MODERATELY (adv) | In a moderate manner | YOU CAN APPLY A SECOND LAYER WHEN THE SURFACE IS MODERATELY DRY. |  |
| modify (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CHANGE (v) MODIFICATION (TN) | SERVICE BULLETIN No. 105 CHANGES THE BOLTS THAT ATTACH THE POWER CONTROL UNIT. THIS SERVICE BULLETIN GIVES INSTRUCTIONS TO DO A MODIFICATION OF THE OIL PUMP. | Service Bulletin No. 105 modifies the power control unit attachment bolts. This Service Bulletin gives instructions to modify the oil pump. |
| MOIST (adj) | Moderately wet | CLEAN THE PANEL WITH A MOIST CLOTH. |  |
| moisten (v) — UNNAPPROVED | MOIST (adj) | MAKE THE CLOTH MOIST WITH SOLVENT. | Moisten the cloth with solvent. |
| MOMENTARILY (adv) | For a short time | STOP THE PUMP MOMENTARILY. THEN START IT AGAIN. |  |
| momentary (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | MOMENTARILY (adv) | MAKE SURE THAT THE SPEED INCREASES MOMENTARILY. | Check for momentary increase in speed. |
| MONITOR (v), MONITORS, MONITORED, MONITORED | To do a check at something for a period of time to find if there is a change | MONITOR THE INDICATORS ON THE OVERHEAD PANEL. HEAT SENSORS MONITOR THE AMBIENT TEMPERATURE. |  |

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| MOOR (v), MOORS, MOORED, MOORED | To hold something in position with ropes and cables | IN BAD WEATHER CONDITIONS, MOOR THE BOAT. |  |
| MORE (adj) | A large quantity of | ADD MORE SHIMS UNTIL YOU GET THE SPECIFIED CLEARANCE. |  |
| MORE (adv) | To a larger degree | CORROSION CAN OCCUR MORE EASILY IN THIS AREA THAN IN OTHER AREAS. |  |
| MOST (adj) | To the largest quantity of | MOST MANUFACTURERS RECOMMEND SYNTHETIC LUBRICANTS. |  |
| MOST (adv) | To the largest degree | FAULT MESSAGES THAT SHOW IN RED ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT. |  |
| motion (n) — UNNAPPROVED | MOVEMENT (n) | MAKE SURE THAT THE STABILIZER MOVEMENT CONTINUES. | Check that the stabilizer motion continues. |
| motor (v) — UNNAPPROVED | DRY-MOTOR (TV) WET-MOTOR (TV) MOTORING (TN) | DRY-MOTOR THE ENGINE. WET-MOTOR THE ENGINE. DO A MOTORING PROCEDURE. | Motor the engine without fuel. Motor the engine without ignition. Motor the engine. |
| mount (v) — UNNAPPROVED | INSTALL (v) ATTACH (v) PUT (v) | INSTALL THE MANIFOLD. ATTACH THE SEATS TO THE SEAT TRACKS. PUT THE WHEEL ON THE AXLE. | Mount the manifold. Mount the seats on the seat tracks. Mount the wheel on the axle. |
| MOVABLE (adj) | That can move if necessary | TURN THE MOVABLE HALF-COLLAR OF THE SUPPORT. |  |

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| MOVE (v), MOVES, MOVED, MOVED | To change or cause to change position or location | MAKE SURE THAT THE POINTER MOVES FREELY. MOVE THE VALVE UNTIL IT ALIGNS WITH THE ACTUATOR SHAFT. |  |
| MOVEMENT (n) | A change of position or location | SUDDEN OPERATION OF THE GYRO CAN CAUSE UNWANTED MOVEMENT OF THE HORIZONTAL STABILIZER. |  |
| MUCH (adj) (MORE, MOST) | Of relatively large dimension, value, quantity, or volume | DO NOT APPLY TOO MUCH PRESSURE. |  |
| MUCH (adv) | To a great degree or extent | BE CAREFUL THAT YOU DO NOT TURN THE INNER RACES TOO MUCH. |  |
| MULTIPLY (v), MULTIPLIES, MULTIPLIED, MULTIPLIED | To use multiplication to get a result For other meanings, use: INCREASE (v) — THE NUMBER OF CRACKS CAN INCREASE. | MULTIPLY THE INDICATOR VALUE BY THE SCALE VALUE. | Cracks can multiply. |
| MUST (v) | Auxiliary modal verb that shows obligation | THE BAT 1 SWITCH MUST BE IN THE ON POSITION. |  |

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| NAME (n) | The identification you give to a person or an object | PUSH THE BUTTON ADJACENT TO THE NAME OF THE SYSTEM. WRITE YOUR NAME ON THE REGISTRATION FORM. |  |
| NEAR (adj) (NEARER, (NEAREST) | At or to a relatively short distance | PUT THE SYRINGE ON THE NEAREST SURFACE OF THE EXAMINATION TABLE. |  |
| NEAR (prep) | Approaching in space or condition | BALANCE THE ELEVATOR NEAR ITS MAXIMUM LIMIT. MAKE SURE THAT THE COMPUTER SCREEN IS NOT NEAR THE WINDOW. |  |
| nearly (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | ALMOST (adv) | MOVE THE POINTER UNTIL IT IS ALMOST IN THE GREEN BAND. | Move the pointer until nearly in the green band. |
| NECESSARY (adj) | That must be | TWO HOURS ARE NECESSARY TO COMPLETE THE EXAM. |  |
| need (v) — UNNAPPROVED | NECESSARY (adj) | DURING THIS PROCEDURE, IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO REPLACE THE BACKING RINGS. | The backing rings do not need to be replaced during this procedure. |
| neither (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | TWO (TN) … NOT | THE TWO UNITS MUST NOT OPERATE. | Neither unit must operate. |
| neither (pron) — UNNAPPROVED | TWO (TN) … NOT | THE TWO UNITS MUST NOT OPERATE. | Neither of the units must operate. |
| NEUTRAL (adj) | 1. That has no effect 2. That is not acid or alkaline | MAKE SURE THAT THE CONTROLS ARE IN THE NEUTRAL POSITION. CLEAN THE SCREEN WITH A NEUTRAL SOLUTION. |  |

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| neutralize (v) — UNNAPPROVED | NEUTRAL (adj) | MAKE THE BASIC ELECTROLYTE NEUTRAL WITH VINEGAR OR BORIC ACID. | Neutralize the basic electrolyte with vinegar or boric acid. |
| never (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | DO NOT | DO NOT LET THE LEVEL IN THE TANK DECREASE TO LESS THAN HALF. | Never allow the level in the tank to drop below half. |
| NEW (adj) (NEWER, (NEWEST) | Not used before | INSTALL A NEW GASKET ON THE FLANGE. |  |
| NEXT (adj) | The first occurrence that follows immediately after in time or sequence. | REMOVE THE UNIT BEFORE THE NEXT OPERATING CYCLE. |  |
| next (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | THEN (adv) | HOLD THE FLANGE IN ITS POSITION. THEN, INSTALL THE BOLT. | Hold the flange in its position. Next, install the bolt. |
| next to (prep) — UNNAPPROVED | ADJACENT TO (prep) | THE PUMP IS ADJACENT TO THE CENTRAL RIB. | The pump is next to the central rib. |
| NO (adj) | Not any | MAKE SURE THAT THERE IS NO FUEL LEAKAGE. |  |
| NO (adv) | Function word that shows the negative answer to a question | DOES THE LIGHT COME ON? YES OR NO? |  |
| NOISE (n) | An unwanted sound | WHILE THE ENGINE CONTINUES TO TURN, LISTEN FOR UNUSUAL NOISES. |  |
| noisy (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | NOISE (n) | IF THERE IS NOISE WHEN THE PUMP OPERATES, EXAMINE THE FILTER FOR UNWANTED PARTICLES. | If pump operation is noisy, check the pump filter for unwanted particles. |
| NONE (pron) | Not one, not anyone | IF NONE OF THE BRACKETS ARE DAMAGED, CONTINUE THE INSPECTION. |  |

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| nor (conj) — UNNAPPROVED | NOT (adv) | IN THESE CONDITIONS, THE MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL PITCH TRIM SYSTEMS WILL NOT OPERATE. | In these conditions, neither the mechanical nor the electrical pitch trim systems will operate. |
| normal (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | USUAL (adj) CORRECT (adj) | THE "ARMED" POSITION IS THE USUAL POSITION OF THE SWITCH. THE CORRECT PRESSURE FOR OPERATION IS 3000 psi. | The ARMED position is the normal position of the switch. Normal operating pressure is 3000 psi. |
| normally (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | USUALLY (adv) CORRECTLY (adv) | THE SWITCH IS USUALLY IN THE "STANDBY" POSITION. IF THE SYSTEM DOES NOT OPERATE CORRECTLY, REFER TO THE FAULT ISOLATION PROCEDURE. | The switch is normally in the STANDBY position. If the system does not operate normally, refer to the fault isolation procedure. |
| NOSE (n) | The front end or part, a part that protrudes | PULL THE TRANSPARENT PLASTIC COLLAR AWAY FROM THE NOSE OF THE ELECTRICAL LATCH. |  |
| NOT (adv) | Adverb of negation | DO NOT LET THE PRESSURE INCREASE TO MORE THAN 3000 psi. |  |
| NOTCH (n) | An area in the shape of a "V" | MAKE SURE THAT THE BOGIE ROLLERS ARE ALIGNED WITH THE NOTCHES IN THE TRACK. |  |

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| note (v) — UNNAPPROVED | RECORD (v) | RECORD DIMENSION "A." | Note dimension A. |
| notify (v) — UNNAPPROVED | TELL (v) | IF YOU FIND CRACKS, TELL THE CHIEF INSPECTOR. | If cracks are found, notify the chief inspector. |
|  | CONTACT (v) | IF YOU FIND CRACKS, CONTACT THE CHIEF INSPECTOR. | If cracks are found, notify the chief inspector. |
|  | WRITE (v) | IF THE UNIT DOES NOT OPERATE CORRECTLY, WRITE TO THE MANUFACTURER. | If the unit does not operate correctly, notify the manufacturer. |
| now (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | AT THIS TIME | DO NOT TIGHTEN THE NUTS AT THIS TIME. | Do not tighten the nuts now. |
| NUMBER (n) | 1. A symbol or word that identifies an integer and/or decimal | NEGATIVE NUMBERS SHOW THAT THE PRESSURE DECREASES. |  |
|  | 2. An amount that you can count or calculate | IF THE NUMBER OF FAILURES IS MORE THAN THREE, REPLACE THE UNIT. |  |
