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> **Source:** ASD-STE100 Issue 9, January 2025
> **Pages:** 317–320 of 434

# Page 317 of 434

| Word (part of speech) | Approved meaning/ALTERNATIVES | STE EXAMPLE | Non-STE example |
|---|---|---|---|
| **outside (adv) — UNNAPPROVED** | OUTDOORS (adv) | DO THIS PROCEDURE<br>OUTDOORS. | Do this procedure<br>outside. |
| **outside (n) — UNNAPPROVED** | EXTERNAL (adj)<br>OUTER (adj) | FOLD THE EDGING<br>AGAINST THE<br>EXTERNAL SIDE OF<br>THE INSULATION<br>BLANKET.<br>FOLD THE EDGING<br>AGAINST THE OUTER<br>SIDE OF THE<br>INSULATION BLANKET. | Fold the edging against<br>the outside of the<br>insulation blankets.<br>Fold the edging against<br>the outside of the<br>insulation blankets. |
| **outside (prep) — UNNAPPROVED** | NEAR (prep) | WHEN YOU DO WORK<br>IN A FUEL TANK, A<br>SECOND PERSON<br>MUST BE NEAR THE<br>TANK AT ALL TIMES. | When you do work in a<br>fuel tank, a second<br>person must be outside<br>the tank at all times. |
| **outwards (adv) — UNNAPPROVED** | OUT (adv) | MOVE THE DOOR OUT<br>AND FORWARD. | Move the door outwards<br>and forwards. |
| **over (prep) — UNNAPPROVED** | ABOVE (prep)<br>ALONG (prep)<br>ON (prep)<br>MORE THAN<br>For movement<br>above land or<br>water, use a<br>technical noun. | MAKE SURE THAT THE<br>HYDRAULIC FLUID<br>LEVEL IS NOT ABOVE<br>THE "FULL" MARK.<br>APPLY THE WEIGHT<br>EQUALLY ALONG THE<br>STABILIZER SPAN.<br>INSTALL THE STOP<br>SLEEVE ON THE<br>SLIDING MEMBER.<br>DO NOT INSTALL<br>SHIMS WITH A<br>THICKNESS OF MORE<br>THAN 0.1 mm.<br>BEFORE OVER-<br>WATER OPER_A_TION<br>AT LOW ALTITUDES,<br>APPLY CORROSION-<br>PREVENTIVE FLUID<br>TO THE DOOR HINGES<br>OF THE LANDING<br>GEAR. | Make sure the hydraulic<br>fluid level is not over the<br>FULL mark.<br>The weight must be<br>evenly spread over the<br>stabilizer span.<br>Install the stop sleeve<br>over the sliding member.<br>Do not install shims over<br>0.1 mm thick. |

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| Word (part of speech) | Approved meaning/ALTERNATIVES | STE EXAMPLE | Non-STE example |
|---|---|---|---|
| **OVERBOARD (adv)** | Out of a vessel | RELEASE THE AIR<br>OVERBOARD. |  |
| **overfill (v) — UNNAPPROVED** | TOO MUCH | DO NOT PUT TOO<br>MUCH FLUID IN THE<br>LUBRICATION HOLE. | Do not overfill the<br>lubrication hole. |
| **overfull (adj) — UNNAPPROVED** | TOO FULL | IF THE TANK IS TOO<br>FULL, YOU CANNOT<br>PRESSURIZE IT<br>CORRECTLY. | If the tank is overfull, you<br>cannot pressurize it<br>correctly. |
| **overhaul (v) — UNNAPPROVED** | OVERHAUL (TN) | DO AN OVERHAUL OF<br>THE No. 2 ENGINE. | Overhaul the No. 2<br>engine. |
| **overheat (v) — UNNAPPROVED** | TOO HOT | IF YOU PRESSURIZE<br>THE OXYGEN BOTTLE<br>QUICKLY, IT WILL<br>BECOME TOO HOT. | Rapid charging<br>overheats the oxygen<br>bottle. |
| **OVERLAP (n)** | The area in which a part<br>of one surface is on a<br>part of a second surface | IF THE OVERLAP IS<br>MORE THAN 0,01 mm,<br>REPLACE THE PART. |  |
| **overlap (v) — UNNAPPROVED** | OVERLAP (n) | MAKE AN OVERLAP<br>OF 10 mm. | Overlap the surfaces by<br>10 mm. |
| **OVERRIDE (v), OVERRIDES, OVERRODE, OVERRIDDEN** | To prevent the automatic<br>operation of a part or<br>system | MANUALLY OVERRIDE<br>THE START<br>SEQUENCE. |  |
| **overtighten (v) — UNNAPPROVED** | TIGHTEN TOO MUCH<br>TOO TIGHT<br>TOO TIGHTLY | DO NOT TIGHTEN THE<br>FITTINGS TOO MUCH.<br>DO NOT MAKE THE<br>FITTINGS TOO TIGHT.<br>DO NOT INSTALL THE<br>FITTINGS TOO<br>TIGHTLY. | Do not overtighten the<br>fittings.<br>Do not overtighten the<br>fittings. |

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| Word (part of speech) | Approved meaning/ALTERNATIVES | STE EXAMPLE | Non-STE example |
|---|---|---|---|
| **pack (v) — UNNAPPROVED** | PUT (v)<br>FILL (v) | PUT THE ASSEMBLY<br>INTO THE BOX.<br>FILL THE GROOVE<br>WITH GREASE. | Pack the assembly into<br>the box.<br>Pack grease into the<br>groove. |
| **PAINT (v), PAINTS, PAINTED, PAINTED** | To apply paint to<br>something | PAINT ALL THE<br>SURFACES. |  |
| **PAIR (n)** | Two objects that are the<br>same or almost the<br>same, and/or that you<br>use together | MEASURE THE<br>DISTANCE BETWEEN<br>EACH PAIR OF AXLES. |  |
| **PARALLEL (adj)** | Along lines that stay a<br>constant distance apart<br>at all points | MAKE SURE THAT THE<br>SURFACE IS<br>PARALLEL TO THE<br>AXIS OF THE SHAFT. |  |
| **PARK (v), PARKS, PARKED, PARKED** | To stop a vehicle and to<br>let it stay in one position<br>on the ground | PARK THE CAR IN THE<br>PERMITTED AREA. |  |
| **PART (n)** | 1.<br>A constituent of an<br>object, machine,<br>component,<br>assembly, or<br>equipment<br>2.<br>A piece or section of<br>a whole | REPLACE THE<br>DEFECTIVE PARTS.<br>REFER TO PART 2<br>FOR THE APPLICABLE<br>PROCEDURE. |  |
| **part (v) — UNNAPPROVED** | DISCONNECT (v) | DISCONNECT THE<br>PIPES. | Part the pipes. |
| **partial (adj) — UNNAPPROVED** | NOT FULLY | IF THE RODS DO NOT<br>FULLY EXTEND,<br>ADJUST THEM AGAIN. | If only partial extension<br>of the rods occurs, do<br>the adjustment again. |
| **partially (adv) — UNNAPPROVED** | NOT FULLY | IF THE FLAPS DO NOT<br>FULLY EXTEND, DO<br>THE TEST AGAIN. | If the flaps only partially<br>extend, do the test<br>again. |
| **PARTICLE (n)** | A very small piece of<br>material | IF THERE ARE METAL<br>PARTICLES IN THE<br>DISASSEMBLED<br>PUMP, FIND THE<br>SOURCE OF<br>CONTAMINATION. |  |
