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# Dict G I

> **Source:** ASD-STE100 Issue 9, January 2025
> **Section:** DICT (G-I)
> **Pages:** 250-281 of 434 (32 pages)

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|||Word (part of speech)|Approved meaning/ ALTERNATIVES|STE EXAMPLE|Non-STE example|
|---|---|---|---|
|||gain (n) — UNNAPPROVED|INCREASE (v)|AFTER THE LAST MODIFICATION, THE SYSTEM'S EFFICIENCY INCREASED.|The system's efficiency showed a gain after the last modification.|
|||gain (v) — UNNAPPROVED|GET (v)|GET ACCESS TO THE CONNECTORS AT THE REAR OF THE INSTRUMENT.|Gain access to the connectors at the back of the Instrument.|
|||gall (v) — UNNAPPROVED|GALLING (TN)|THERE MUST BE NO SCRATCHES OR GALLING ON THE SURFACE.|The surface must not be scratched or galled.|
|||gap (n) — UNNAPPROVED|CLEARANCE (n)|MEASURE THE CLEARANCE BETWEEN THE IMPELLER AND THE BODY.|Measure the gap between the impeller and the body.|
|||DISTANCE (n)|MEASURE THE DISTANCE BETWEEN THE ROTARY ACTUATOR AND THE STOP BOLT.|Measure the gap between the rotary actuator and the stop bolt.|
|||SPACE (n)|PUT THE BLADE OF A SMALL SCREWDRIVER INTO THE SPACE BETWEEN THE COVER AND THE HOUSING.|Put the blade of a small screwdriver into the gap between the cover and the housing.|
|||garbled (adj) — UNNAPPROVED|CLEAR (adj)|IF THE RADIO SIGNAL IS NOT CLEAR, ADJUST THE FREQUENCY.|If the radio signal is garbled, adjust the frequency.|
|||CLEARLY (adv)|MAKE SURE THAT YOU TRANSMIT THE ANNOUNCEMENT CLEARLY.|Make sure that the announcement is not garbled.|

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|||Word (part of speech)|Approved meaning/ ALTERNATIVES|STE EXAMPLE|Non-STE example|
|---|---|---|---|
|||garner (v) — UNNAPPROVED|COLLECT (v)|THESE COMPUTERS COLLECT DATA FROM THE VHF SYSTEM.|These computers garner data from the VHF system.|
|||THE BITE FUNCTION COLLECTS THE FAILURES AND SENDS THE FAILURE MESSAGE TO THE CENTRAL MAINTENANCE COMPUTER.|The BITE function garners the failures and sends the failure message to the Central Maintenance Computer.|
|||GAS (n)|A fluid that has no shape or volume and that can expand| THE TEMPERATURE SENSING UNIT IS A CAPILLARY TUBE FILLED WITH GAS.|
|||gaseous (adj) — UNNAPPROVED|GAS (n)|THE TOOL CYLINDER CONTAINS A MIXTURE OF GASES (10% HELIUM AND 90% NITROGEN).|The tool cylinder contains a gaseous mixture of 10% helium and 90% nitrogen.|
|||gash (v) — UNNAPPROVED|DAMAGED (adj)|IF THE THERMAL BLANKET IS DAMAGED, DO REPAIR No. 9.|If the thermal blanket is gashed, do repair No. 9.|
|||gather (v) — UNNAPPROVED|COLLECT (v)|ALL FLUIDS COLLECT AT THE LOWEST POINT IN THE COMPARTMENT.|All fluids gather at the lowest point in the compartment.|
|||THREE COMPUTERS COLLECT DATA AND PARAMETERS FROM THE SYSTEMS AND PUT THEM TOGETHER ON THE DATA LINK TO THE DISPLAY UNIT.|Three computers gather data and parameters from the systems and put them together on the data link to the display unit.|
|||gauge (v) — UNNAPPROVED|MEASURE (v)|MEASURE THE DISTANCE BETWEEN THE TOP EDGE AND THE BOTTOM SURFACE.|Gauge the width of the gap between the top edge and the bottom surface.|
|||GENERAL (adj)|Of, or related to something as a whole, not detailed|THIS SECTION GIVES GENERAL MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES.|

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|||Word (part of speech)|Approved meaning/ ALTERNATIVES|STE EXAMPLE|Non-STE example|
|---|---|---|---|
|||generally (adv) — UNNAPPROVED|USUALLY (adv)|YOU USUALLY REPLACE MEMORY MODULES DURING MAINTENANCE.|Memory modules are generally replaced during Maintenance.|
|||generate (v) — UNNAPPROVED|BE (v)|THERE MUST BE NO ERRORS WHEN YOU OPEN THE FILE.|The file opening must not generate errors.|
|||GIVE (v)|IF THE HYDRAULIC PUMP DOES NOT GIVE A PRESSURE OF 3000 psi, USE THE ELECTRIC PUMP.|If the hydraulic pump fails to generate a pressure of 3000 Psi, use the electric pump.|
|||SUPPLY (v)|THE BATTERIES SUPPLY 28 V DC.|The batteries generate 28 V DC.|
|||generous (adj) — UNNAPPROVED|LARGE (adj)|A LARGE QUANTITY OF COMPOUND IS NECESSARY.|A generous amount of compound will be necessary.|
|||THICK (adj) If it is possible, be accurate.|APPLY A THICK LAYER OF GREASE.|Apply a generous amount of grease.|
|||generously (adv) — UNNAPPROVED|LARGE (adj)|APPLY A LARGE QUANTITY OF SEALANT TO THE REPAIR PATCH.|Apply sealant generously to the repair patch.|
|||THICK (adj) If it is possible, be accurate.|APPLY A THICK LAYER OF GREASE.|Apply grease generously.|
|||gentle (adj) — UNNAPPROVED|CAREFULLY (adv)|TURN THE POTENTIOMETER CAREFULLY.|Rotate the potentiometer with a gentle movement.|
|||LIGHTLY (adv)|TAP THE SURFACE LIGHTLY.|Give the surface a gentle tap.|
|||gently (adv) — UNNAPPROVED|CAREFULLY (adv)|CAREFULLY PULL THE ELECTRICAL WIRE OUT FROM THE RUBBER SEAL.|Gently pull out the electrical wire from the rubber seal.|
|||LIGHTLY (adv)|LIGHTLY TAP THE TOP SURFACE UNTIL THE PARTS ALIGN.|Gently tap the top surface until the parts align.|

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|||Word (part of speech)|Approved meaning/ ALTERNATIVES|STE EXAMPLE|Non-STE example|
|---|---|---|---|
|genuine (adj) — UNNAPPROVED|CORRECT (adj)|MAKE SURE THAT THE INDICATION ON THE GAGUE IS CORRECT.|Make sure that the reading on the gauge is genuine.|
|GET (v), GETS, GOT No other verb forms.|To obtain, to come into the state of having Do not use this word to mean BECOME, GO, DECREASE, INCREASE. Refer to rule 9.2 and the entries from "get" until "get to" that follow.|IF YOU GET THE FLUID ON YOUR SKIN, FLUSH YOUR SKIN IMMEDIATELY WITH CLEAN WATER.||
|get (v) — UNNAPPROVED|BECOME (v)|DO NOT LET THE HEATER BECOME TOO HOT.|Do not let the heater get too hot.|
|get away (v) — UNNAPPROVED|GO AWAY|BEFORE THE ENGINE STARTS, GO AWAY FROM THE EXHAUST AREA.|Get away from the exhaust area before the engine starts.|
|get down (v) — UNNAPPROVED|DECREASE (v)|IF THE TEMPERATURE DECREASES TO LESS THAN ZERO, DRAIN THE WATER SYSTEM.|If the temperature gets down to below zero, drain the water system.|
||GO DOWN|BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU GO DOWN THE LADDER FROM THE COCKPIT TO THE AVIONICS COMPARTMENT.|Be careful when you get down the ladder from the cockpit into the avionics compartment.|
|get into (v) — UNNAPPROVED|GO INTO|INSTALL CAPS ON THE RECEPTACLES TO MAKE SURE THAT PCUNWANTED MATERIAL DOES NOT GO INTO THE RECEPTACLES.|Install caps to make sure that foreign objects do not get into the receptacles.|
|get off (v) — UNNAPPROVED|MOVE OFF|BEFORE YOU MOVE THE AILERONS, TELL ALL PERSONS TO MOVE OFF THE WINGS.|Before you move the ailerons, tell all persons to get off the wings.|

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|||Word (part of speech)|Approved meaning/ ALTERNATIVES|STE EXAMPLE|Non-STE example|
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|get to (v) — UNNAPPROVED|BE (v)|THE MOTOR STOPS WHEN THE LIMIT SWITCHES ARE AT THE END OF THEIR TRAVEL.|The motor stops when the limit switches get to the end of their Travel.|
||GO (v)|GO TO THE TOOL ROOM FOR THE NECESSARY TOOLS.|Get to the tool room for the necessary tools.|
||INCREASE (v)|WHEN THE TEMPERATURE OF THE VENTILATION AIR INCREASES TO 27 °C, THE DISCHARGE VALVE OPENS.|When the temperature of the ventilation air gets to 27 °C, the discharge valve opens.|
|GIVE (v), GIVES, GAVE, GIVEN|To provide|THIS SECTION GIVES THE CLEANING PROCEDURES FOR THE DISASSEMBLED PARTS.||
|gleam (v) — UNNAPPROVED|SHINY (adj)|POLISH THE SURFACE WITH A SOFT CLOTH UNTIL IT BECOMES SHINY.|Polish the surface with a soft cloth until it gleams.|
|glitch (n) — UNNAPPROVED|ERROR (n)|IF THERE IS AN ERROR IN THE SYSTEM, THE SCREEN SHOWS: "NO GO."|If there is a glitch in the system, the screen shows: NO GO.|
||FAILURE (TN)|IF THERE IS A FAILURE IN THE SYSTEM, THE SCREEN SHOWS: "NO GO."|If there is a glitch in the system, the screen shows: NO GO.|
||UNSERVICEABLE (adj)|IF THE SYSTEM IS UNSERVICEABLE, THE SCREEN SHOWS: "NO GO."|If there is a glitch in the system, the screen shows: NO GO.|
|gloss (n) — UNNAPPROVED|SHINY (adj)|POLISH THE SURFACE UNTIL IT IS VERY SHINY.|Polish the surface to a high gloss.|
|GLOSSY (adj) (GLOSSIER, GLOSSIEST)|Smooth and shiny|APPLY THE PATCH WITH THE MATT SIDE AGAINST THE GLOSSY SURFACE.||

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|||Word (part of speech)|Approved meaning/ ALTERNATIVES|STE EXAMPLE|Non-STE example|
|---|---|---|---|
|glow (v) — UNNAPPROVED|BE (v)|MAKE SURE THAT THE INDICATOR LIGHT IS ON.|Make sure that the indicator light glows.|
||ADJUST THE POTENTIOMETER UNTIL THE LIGHT IS DIM.|Adjust the potentiometer until the light glows dimly.|
|glue (v) — UNNAPPROVED|BOND (v)|BOND THE PATCH TO THE SURFACE WITH THE APPLICABLE GLUE.|Glue the patch to the surface.|
||ATTACH (v)|ATTACH THE PROTECTIVE PLATE TO THE SURFACE WITH ADHESIVE MATERIAL.|Glue the protective plate to the surface.|
|GO (v), GOES, WENT|To move to or from something|MAKE SURE THAT THE POINTER GOES OUT OF VIEW.||
|No other verb forms.||
|GO OFF (v), GOES OFF, WENT OFF|To become dark when an internal power source is de-energized|THE ANNUNCIATOR LIGHT GOES OFF.||
|No other verb forms.||
|GOOD (adj) (BETTER, BEST)|That is satisfactory|THIS MATERIAL GIVES GOOD PROTECTION FROM CORROSION.||
|gouge (v) — UNNAPPROVED|GOUGE (TN)|IF A GOUGE OCCURS IN THE BLADE DURING REMOVAL, REPLACE THE BLADE.|If the blade was gouged during removal, replace it.|
|govern (v) — UNNAPPROVED|CONTROL (v)|THIS COMPONENT CONTROLS THE ENGINE SPEED.|This component governs the engine speed.|
|grab (v) — UNNAPPROVED|USE (v)|USE A SCREWDRIVER TO RELEASE THE CLIPS.|Grab a screwdriver to release the clips.|
||HOLD (v)|HOLD THE HANDLE.|Grab the handle.|

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|||Word (part of speech)|Approved meaning/ ALTERNATIVES|STE EXAMPLE|Non-STE example|
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|gradient (n) — UNNAPPROVED|SLOPE (n)|WHEN YOU PARK THE VEHICLE ON A SLOPE, PUT CHOCKS ON THE WHEELS.|When you park the vehicle on a gradient, put chocks on the wheels.|
|gradual (adj) — UNNAPPROVED|GRADUALLY (adv)|GRADUALLY ADJUST THE TEMPERATURE.|Make a gradual adjustment to the temperature.|
|GRADUALLY (adv)|Slowly and continuously|GRADUALLY OPEN THE COCKS ON THE RECHARGING UNIT.||
|graph (v) — UNNAPPROVED|GRAPH (TN)|MAKE A GRAPH OF THE TEST RESULTS.|Graph the test results.|
|grasp (v) — UNNAPPROVED|HOLD (v)|HOLD THE HANDLE.|Grasp the handle.|
|grave (adj) — UNNAPPROVED|DANGEROUS (adj)|HYDRAULIC FLUID IS DANGEROUS FOR YOUR SKIN.|Hydraulic fluid can cause grave skin problems.|
|grease (v) — UNNAPPROVED|LUBRICATE (v)|BEFORE YOU INSTALL THE O-RING, LUBRICATE IT WITH GREASE.|Grease the E-ring before installation.|
||GREASE (TN)|APPLY GREASE TO THE FASTENERS.|Grease the fasteners.|
|great (adj) — UNNAPPROVED|LARGE (adj)|AN INDICATION OF A LARGE QUANTITY OF FUEL SHOWS AN INCORRECT ADJUSTMENT OF THE FLOAT SWITCH.|A great amount of fuel indicates incorrect setting of the float switch.|
||MORE THAN|IF THE PRESSURE IS MORE THAN 200psi, CLOSE THE VALVE.|If the pressure is greater than 200 psi, close the valve.|
||VERY (adv)|BE VERY CAREFUL WHEN YOU RELEASE THE PRESSURE.|Take the greatest care when you release the pressure.|
|greatly (adv) — UNNAPPROVED|VERY MUCH|THIS METHOD CAN INCREASE THE RISK OF INJURY VERY MUCH.|This method can greatly increase the risk of injury.|
|grip (n) — UNNAPPROVED|HOLD (v)|HOLD THE JACK BODY TIGHTLY WHILE YOU TURN IT.|Make sure you have a tight grip of the jack body while turning it.|

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

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

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

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

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| Word (POS) | Approved meaning/ALTERNATIVES | STE EXAMPLE | Non-STE example |
|---|---|---|---|
| heat (v) — UNNAPPROVED | HEAT (n) | USE HEAT TO INCREASE THE TEMPERATURE OF THE OIL TO 40°C. | Heat the oil to 40°C. |
| heat (v) — UNNAPPROVED | HOT (adj) | WHEN THE OIL IS HOT, IT FLOWS FREELY. | When you heat the oil, it flows freely. |
| HEAVY (adj) (HEAVIER, HEAVIEST) | That has a large mass, weight, or force | A SUPPORT WILL BE NECESSARY BECAUSE THE CONTROL UNIT IS HEAVY. |  |
| HEIGHT (n) | The vertical distance | THE HEIGHT FROM THE GROUND TO THE TOP OF THE FIN CAN CHANGE. |  |
| heighten (v) — UNNAPPROVED | INCREASE (v) | STRONG WINDS WILL INCREASE THE RISK OF DAMAGE. | Strong winds will heighten the risk of damage. |
| help (n) — UNNAPPROVED | AID (n) | GET MEDICAL AID IMMEDIATELY. | You must get medical help immediately. |
| HELP (v), HELPS, HELPED, HELPED | To make something easier or better | PETROLATUM HELPS TO PREVENT CORROSION OF THE TERMINALS. |  |
| helpful (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | HELP (v) | RECORD THE LOCKWIRE POSITIONS. THIS INFORMATION WILL HELP YOU DURING THE ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE. | Record the lockwire positions. This will be helpful during the assembly procedure. |
| HERE (adv) | In this position | TO DOWNLOAD THE FILE, CLICK HERE. |  |
| hesitation (n) — UNNAPPROVED | SMOOTHLY (adv) | MAKE SURE THAT THE SOLENOID OPERATES SMOOTHLY. | Make sure that the solenoid operates without hesitation. |
| hesitation (n) — UNNAPPROVED | CORRECTLY (adv) | THE VALVE MUST OPERATE CORRECTLY. | The valve must operate without hesitation. |
| hesitation (n) — UNNAPPROVED | IMMEDIATELY (adv) | WHEN YOU OPEN THE CIRCUIT BREAKER, THE LIGHT MUST COME ON IMMEDIATELY. | When you open the circuit breaker, the light must come on without hesitation. |

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| HIGH (adj) (HIGHER, HIGHEST) | That is of large value | USE THE SPECIAL PROTECTION FOR STORAGE IN HIGH TEMPERATURES. |  |
| highly (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | VERY (adv) | TOLUENE IS VERY FLAMMABLE. | Toluene is highly flammable. |
| hinder (v) — UNNAPPROVED | PREVENT (v) | SCRATCHES CAN PREVENT THE FREE MOVEMENT OF THE PISTON IN THE SLEEVE. | Scratches can hinder the movement of the piston in the sleeve. |
| hinder (v) — UNNAPPROVED | DECREASE (v) | A CLOGGED DUCT WILL DECREASE AIRFLOW. | A clogged duct will hinder airflow. |
| hinder (v) — UNNAPPROVED | BLOCKAGE (n) | MAKE SURE THAT THERE IS NO BLOCKAGE IN THE PIPE THAT PREVENTS AIRFLOW. | Make sure that there is nothing in the pipe to hinder airflow. |
| hinder (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CLOGGED (adj) | MAKE SURE THAT THE PIPE IS NOT CLOGGED. | Make sure that there is nothing in the pipe to hinder airflow. |
| hinge (v) — UNNAPPROVED | TURN (v) | THE PANELS TURN ON TWO NYLON STRAPS. | Panels hinge on two nylon straps. |
| HIT (v), HITS, HIT, HIT | To touch suddenly and with much force | DO NOT HIT THE CARTRIDGE. |  |
| hitch (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CONNECT (v) | CONNECT THE TOWING ARM TO THE NOSEWHEEL. | Hitch the towing arm to the nosewheel. |
| hoist (v) — UNNAPPROVED | LIFT (v) | LIFT THE MODULE. | Hoist the module. |
| hold (n) — UNNAPPROVED | HOLD (v) | MAKE SURE THAT YOU HOLD THE ROD TIGHTLY. | Make sure that you have a tight hold on the rod. |
| HOLD (v), HOLDS, HELD, HELD | 1. To continue to have in the hand or grip | HOLD THE ROD TIGHTLY. |  |
| HOLD (v), HOLDS, HELD, HELD | 2. To continue to have in a specified location, position, or condition | HOLD THE AIRSPEED INDICATION AT THE SAME VALUE FOR 2 MINUTES. |  |

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| hold back (v) — UNNAPPROVED | PREVENT (v) | AT FULL THRUST, the BRAKES MUST PREVENT MOVEMENT OF THE AIRCRAFT. | At full thrust, the brakes must hold the aircraft back. |
| hold off (v) — UNNAPPROVED | PREVENT (v) | THE PROTECTIVE PAINT WILL PREVENT CORROSION FOR SIX MONTHS. | The protective paint will hold off corrosion for six months. |
| HOLE (n) | An empty space in a solid object | MAKE SURE THAT THE HOLES IN THE BUSHING ALIGN WITH THOSE IN THE HOUSING. |  |
| hook (v) — UNNAPPROVED | PUT (v) | PUT THE SLING ON THE SHACKLE. | Hook the sling on the shackle. |
| hook up (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CONNECT (v) | CONNECT THE TOWING ARM TO THE NOSE GEAR. | Hook the towing arm up to the nose gear. |
| HORIZONTAL (adj) | Parallel to the horizon or a baseline | ADJUST THE SLING UNTIL THE FLAP IS HORIZONTAL. |  |
| HORIZONTALLY (adv) | In a horizontal position | THE VALVE IS INSTALLED HORIZONTALLY. |  |
| HOT (adj) (HOTTER, HOTTEST) | At a high temperature | DRY THE SURFACE WITH HOT AIR. |  |
| house (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CONTAIN (v) | THE MODULE CONTAINS FIVE COMPONENTS. | The module houses five components. |
| HOW (adv) | By which manner | PARAGRAPH 7.0 TELLS YOU HOW TO INSTALL THE UNIT. |  |
| however (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | BUT (conj) | THE DRYING TIME IS USUALLY 24 HOURS. BUT THE PROCEDURE IN THIS STEP WILL DECREASE THE DRYING TIME TO 12 HOURS. | The drying time is usually 24 hours. However, the procedure in this step will decrease the drying time to 12 hours. |

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| huge (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | LARGE (adj) | TO REMOVE THE PAINT STRIPPER, FLUSH THE SURFACE WITH LARGE QUANTITIES OF WATER. | To remove the paint stripper, flush the surface with huge quantities of water. |
| hum (v) — UNNAPPROVED | HUM (TN) | ADJUST THE POTENTIOMETER UNTIL YOU DO NOT HEAR A HUM FROM THE LOUDSPEAKER. | Adjust the potentiometer until the loudspeaker no longer hums. |
| hurt (v) — UNNAPPROVED | INJURY (n) | BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU DO THIS PROCEDURE. IF THE UNIT FALLS, IT CAN CAUSE INJURY TO PERSONS. | Be careful when you do this procedure. If the unit falls, it can hurt persons. |
| HYDRAULIC (adj) | Related to, or operated by, pressurized liquid | CONNECT THE FITTINGS TO THE HYDRAULIC TEST BENCH. |  |
| HYDRAULICALLY (adv) | With hydraulic power | MAKE SURE THAT THE LINES ARE HYDRAULICALLY OPERATED. |  |

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| identical (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | SAME (adj) | THE SAME PROCEDURE IS APPLICABLE TO THE TWO VHF SETS. | The procedure is identical for both VHF sets. |
| IDENTIFICATION (n) | Something that identifies an object | MAKE SURE THAT THE NAMEPLATE SHOWS THE CORRECT IDENTIFICATION OF THE UNIT. |  |
| IDENTIFY (v), IDENTIFIES, IDENTIFIED, IDENTIFIED | 1. To use a specified code or marking to supply with an identity | IDENTIFY THE WIRES WITH SLEEVES OF DIFFERENT COLORS. |  |
| IDENTIFY (v), IDENTIFIES, IDENTIFIED, IDENTIFIED | 2. To show an identity For other meanings, use: | A 406 MHz DIGITAL SIGNAL IDENTIFIES THE EMERGENCY LOCATOR TRANSMITTER AND ITS LOCATION. |  |
| FIND (v) |  | FIND THE DAMAGED AREAS. | Identify the damaged areas. |
| idle (v) — UNNAPPROVED | IDLE (TN) | OPERATE THE ENGINE AT IDLE FOR 20 MINUTES. | Idle the engine for 20 minutes. |
| IF (conj) | In the event that, on the condition that, in case of | IF YOU USE A REPLACEMENT FAIRING PLATE, CUT IT UNTIL YOU GET THE CORRECT MATING DIMENSION. |  |
| ignite (v) — UNNAPPROVED | IGNITION (TN) | FUEL GOES THROUGH THE ATOMIZERS INTO THE COMBUSTION CHAMBER, WHERE IGNITION OCCURS. | Fuel passes through the atomizers to the combustion chamber, where it is ignited. |
| IGNORE (v), IGNORES, IGNORED, IGNORED | Not to think about something, not to do something about | IGNORE THE VIBRATION INDICATIONS. |  |
| IGNORE (v), IGNORES, IGNORED, IGNORED |  | SELECT "CANCEL" TO IGNORE ALL CHANGES. |  |

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| ILLUMINATE (v), ILLUMINATES, ILLUMINATED, ILLUMINATED | To make something visible with an external light source For lights or lamps, use: | THE EMERGENCY LIGHTS COME ON TO ILLUMINATE THE EVACUATION PATH. |  |
| ILLUMINATE (v), ILLUMINATES, ILLUMINATED, ILLUMINATED | COME ON | WHEN THE PRESSURE LIGHT COMES ON, READ THE VALUE ON THE PRESSURE GAUGE. | When the pressure light illuminates, read the value on the pressure gauge. |
| ILLUMINATE (v), ILLUMINATES, ILLUMINATED, ILLUMINATED | COME ON | MAKE SURE THAT THE LAMP COMES ON. | Ensure the lamp illuminates. |
| ILLUMINATE (v), ILLUMINATES, ILLUMINATED, ILLUMINATED | BE ON | MAKE SURE THAT THE LAMP IS ON. | Ensure the lamp is illuminated. |
| immediate (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | IMMEDIATELY (adv) | MAKE SURE THAT THE SPEEDBRAKE RETRACTS IMMEDIATELY. | Check the speedbrake for immediate retraction. |
| IMMEDIATELY (adv) | Without a gap of time or space | MAKE SURE THAT THE EMERGENCY LIGHT IMMEDIATELY GOES BACK TO "OFF." |  |
| immerse (v) — UNNAPPROVED | SOAK (v) | SOAK THE FILTER IN THE CLEANING SOLUTION FOR 4 HOURS. | Immerse the filter in the cleaning solution for 4 hours. |
| immerse (v) — UNNAPPROVED | PUT FULLY INTO | PUT THE FILTER FULLY INTO THE SOLVENT. | Immerse the filter in solvent. |
| immobilize (v) — UNNAPPROVED | LOCK (v) | LOCK THE PULLEY WITH THE RIGGING PIN. | Immobilize the pulley with the rigging pin. |
| immobilize (v) — UNNAPPROVED | PREVENT MOVEMENT | WHEN YOU REPAIR THE UNIT, PREVENT MOVEMENT OF THE ASSEMBLIES. | Immobilize the assemblies when repairing the unit. |
| impact (n) — UNNAPPROVED | HIT (v) | MAKE SURE THAT METAL OBJECTS DO NOT HIT THE MATING SURFACE. | Avoid impact between metal objects and the mating surface. |

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| impact (v) — UNNAPPROVED | HIT (v) | DO NOT LET THE VIBRATOR TOOL HIT THE SURFACE OF THE SEAL. | Do not allow the vibrator tool to impact the seal surface. |
| impact (v) — UNNAPPROVED | EFFECT (n) | THESE REPAIRS HAVE AN EFFECT ON THE PERFORMANCE OF THE ENGINE. | These repairs impact engine performance. |
| impair (v) — UNNAPPROVED | DECREASE (v) | THE LIFE OF THE UNIT WILL DECREASE IF YOU LET THE UNIT BECOME DIRTY. | The life of the unit is impaired if the unit is allowed to get dirty. |
| impair (v) — UNNAPPROVED | OPERATE INCORRECTLY | DAMAGE WILL CAUSE THE INSTRUMENT TO OPERATE INCORRECTLY. | Damage will impair operation of the instrument. |
| impair (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CAUSE DAMAGE | CONTAMINATION OF THE GREASE CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE BEARING. | Contaminants in the grease may impair the bearing. |
| implement (v) — UNNAPPROVED | DO (v) | IF THE TEST DOES NOT GIVE SATISFACTORY RESULTS, DO THE FAULT ISOLATION PROCEDURE. | If the test does not give satisfactory results, implement the fault isolation procedure. |
| implementation (n) — UNNAPPROVED | DO (v) | IT IS MANDATORY TO DO THE PROCEDURE IN THIS SERVICE BULLETIN. | The implementation of the procedure in this Service Bulletin is mandatory. |
| IMPORTANT (adj) | That has a significant effect | THESE PROCEDURES ARE VERY IMPORTANT. |  |

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| impossible (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | NOT POSSIBLE | THUS, IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO GIVE A STANDARD VALUE. | Thus, it is impossible to give a standard value. |
| impossible (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | CANNOT (v) | YOU CANNOT FILL THE CONTAINERS WHILE THEY ARE INSTALLED ON THE AIRCRAFT. | It is impossible to recharge containers while installed on aircraft. |
| impregnate (v) — UNNAPPROVED | SOAK (v) | SOAK THE FILTER ELEMENTS IN OIL. | The filter elements must be impregnated with oil. |
| impression (n) — UNNAPPROVED | THINK (v) | IF YOU THINK THAT A TIRE HAS LOW PRESSURE, DO THE STEPS THAT FOLLOW: | If you have the impression that a tire has low pressure, do the steps that follow: |
| improper (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | INCORRECT (adj) | INCORRECT ADJUSTMENT OF THE STOP BOLTS ON THE RUDDER PEDALS CAN CAUSE DAMAGE. | Improper adjustment of the stop bolts on the rudder pedals can cause damage. |
| improperly (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | INCORRECTLY (adv) | IF THE HINGE IS INCORRECTLY ADJUSTED, YOU CANNOT CLOSE THE PANEL. | If the hinge is improperly adjusted, the panel will not close. |
| improve (v) — UNNAPPROVED | BETTER (adj) | DO NOT ADJUST THE PARTS AGAIN TO MAKE THEIR POSITION BETTER. | Do not readjust the parts to improve their position. |
| impurity (n) — UNNAPPROVED | UNWANTED MATERIAL | USE A FILTER TO REMOVE UNWANTED MATERIAL FROM THE HYDRAULIC OIL. | Filter the hydraulic oil to remove impurities. |
| impurity (n) — UNNAPPROVED | CONTAMINATION (n) | CONTAMINATION CAN CAUSE A FAILURE. | Impurities may cause a failure. |
| IN (adv) | To, or into a location or position | MAKE SURE THAT THE SWITCHES ARE PUSHED IN. |  |

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| IN (prep) | Function word that shows location, position, condition, time, or limits | LET THE SWITCH STAY IN THE SET POSITION. |  |
| IN (prep) |  | THE COMPENSATORS ARE IN THE WING BAY. |  |
| IN (prep) |  | DO NOT PARK THE VEHICLE IN STRONG WINDS. |  |
| IN (prep) |  | MAKE SURE THAT THE LIGHT COMES ON IN 5 SECONDS. |  |
| IN (prep) |  | MAKE SURE THAT THE CRACKS ARE IN THE LIMITS. |  |
| IN FRONT OF (prep) | In a position ahead of | PUT CHOCKS IN FRONT OF THE WHEELS. |  |
| IN PROGRESS (adv) | Occurring | IF AN INTERACTIVE SESSION IS IN PROGRESS, LET IT CONTINUE UNTIL IT IS FULLY COMPLETED. |  |
| inactive (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | NOT ACTIVE | THE AUTOTHRUST SYSTEM IS ENGAGED BUT IT IS NOT ACTIVE. | The autothrust system is engaged but inactive. |
| inadvertent (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | ACCIDENTAL (adj) | ACCIDENTAL OPERATION OF THE SYSTEM CAN KILL YOU. | Inadvertent operation of the system could cause fatal injuries. |

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| inadvertently (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | ACCIDENTALLY (adv) | IF YOU ACCIDENTALLY PUT TOO MUCH FUEL IN THE TANK, OPEN THE DRAIN VALVE. | If the tank is inadvertently overfilled, open the drain valve. |
| INBOARD (adj) | Nearer to the longitudinal axis | REMOVE THE INBOARD FAIRING OF THE FLAP HINGE. |  |
| INBOARD (adv) | In or to a position nearer to the longitudinal axis | THE LANDING GEAR RETRACTS INBOARD INTO THE BAY. |  |
| INBOARD OF (prep) | At a position nearer to the longitudinal axis | PUT THE ACCESS PLATFORM IN POSITION BELOW THE ACCESS PANEL THAT IS INBOARD OF THE FLAP TRACK. |  |
| INCIDENT (n) | An important occurrence that can cause damage or have dangerous results | RECORD ALL INCIDENTS OF WATER FOUND IN THE FUEL. |  |
| incline (n) — UNNAPPROVED | SLOPE (n) | YOU CAN ADJUST THE SLOPE OF THE RAMP. | You can adjust the incline of the ramp. |
| INCLUDE (v), INCLUDES, INCLUDED, INCLUDED | To make, or to be, part of | THIS CHAPTER INCLUDES THE PROCEDURES FOR THE REMOVAL OF THE COMPONENTS. |  |
| including (prep) — UNNAPPROVED | THRU (prep) | DO TESTS 4 THRU 8 AGAIN. | Repeat from test 4 up to and including test 8. |
| including (prep) — UNNAPPROVED | WITH (prep) | SEND THE DEFECTIVE COVER, WITH THE OIL SAMPLES, TO THE REPAIR CENTER. | Return the defective cover, including the oil samples, to the repair center. |
| incompatible (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | NOT COMPATIBLE | THIS SOFTWARE IS NOT COMPATIBLE WITH OTHER OPERATING SYSTEMS. | This software is incompatible with other operating systems. |
| incompatible (adj) — UNNAPPROVED |  | THIS COOLANT IS NOT COMPATIBLE WITH ALUMINUM ALLOYS. | This coolant is incompatible with aluminum alloys. |

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| incomplete (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | NOT FULL | IF THE ACTUATOR TRAVEL IS NOT FULL, ADJUST THE RODS AGAIN. | If the actuator travel is incomplete, readjust the rods. |
| incomplete (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | NOT COMPLETED | IF THE ADJUSTMENT IS NOT COMPLETED, THE VALUES SHOWN ON THE INDICATOR WILL BE INCORRECT. | If the adjustment is incomplete, the values shown on the indicator will be incorrect. |
| incomplete (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | ALL (adj) | IF YOU DO NOT HAVE ALL THE RESULTS, DO THE TEST AGAIN. | If the results are incomplete, do the test again. |
| incorporate (v) — UNNAPPROVED | INCLUDE (v) | ALL MODELS INCLUDE A MICROPROCESSOR CONTROL UNIT. | All models incorporate a microprocessor control unit. |
| incorporate (v) — UNNAPPROVED | HAVE (v) | SOME RELAYS HAVE A POTENTIOMETER. | Some relays incorporate a potentiometer. |
| incorporation (n) — UNNAPPROVED | INCLUDE (v) | THE MANUFACTURER INCLUDED A SECOND DIODE TO INCREASE THE RELIABILITY OF THE MOTOR. | Incorporation of a second diode increased the reliability of the motor. |
| INCORRECT (adj) | Not correct | IF THE TRIM TAB ADJUSTMENT IS INCORRECT, DO STEPS 7 THRU 10. |  |
| INCORRECTLY (adv) | In an incorrect manner | IF YOU SEE THE RED MARK, THE PART IS INSTALLED INCORRECTLY. |  |

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| increase (n) — UNAPPROVED | INCREASE (v) | THE TEMPERATURE MUST INCREASE. | There must be an increase in temperature. |
| INCREASE (v), INCREASES, INCREASED, INCREASED | To make or become larger or higher in value | INCREASE THE VANE ANGLE TO 90 DEGREES. MAKE SURE THAT THE TEMPERATURE INCREASES TO 30 °C. |  |
| INCREMENT (n) | One of a sequence of regular operations done one after the other, to increase or decrease an adjustable quantity | ADJUST THE STOP BOLT IN INCREMENTS OF 5 mm. |  |
| incur (v) — UNAPPROVED | CAUSE (v) | REMOVAL OF THE UNIT BEFORE 24 HOURS CAN CAUSE DAMAGE. | Removal of the unit before 24 hours can incur damage. |
| independent (adj) — UNAPPROVED | INDEPENDENTLY (adv) | THIS UNIT OPERATES INDEPENDENTLY. | The operation of this unit is independent. |
| INDEPENDENTLY (adv) | Without a relation with | THE EMERGENCY SYSTEM IS CONTROLLED INDEPENDENTLY. |  |
| indicate (v) — UNAPPROVED | SHOW (v) | THE POINTER SHOWS ZERO FEET. | The pointer indicates zero feet. |
| indicate (v) — UNAPPROVED | IDENTIFY (v) | A 406 MHz DIGITAL SIGNAL IDENTIFIES THE EMERGENCY LOCATOR TRANSMITTER AND ITS LOCATION. | A 406 MHz digital signal indicates the emergency locator transmitter and its location. |
| indicate (v) — UNAPPROVED | SPECIFIED (adj) | IF TOLERANCES ARE NOT SPECIFIED, REFER TO GENERAL TOLERANCE VALUES. | If tolerances are not indicated, refer to general tolerance values. |
| INDICATION (n) | Something that is shown | MAKE SURE THAT THE INDICATION IS CORRECT. |  |
| induce (v) — UNAPPROVED | CAUSE (v) | SCRATCHES IN THE WINDSCREEN CAN CAUSE CRACKS. | Scratches in the windscren may induce cracks. |

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| ineffective (adj) — UNAPPROVED | UNSERVICEABLE (adj) | IF THE PUMP IS UNSERVICEABLE, REPLACE IT. | If the pump is ineffective, replace it. |
| ineffective (adj) — UNAPPROVED | UNSATISFACTORY (adj) | IF THE OPERATION OF THE PUMP IS UNSATISFACTORY, REPLACE IT. | If the operation of the pump is ineffective, replace it. |
| ineffective (adj) — UNAPPROVED | NOT OPERATE | IF THE PUMP DOES NOT OPERATE CORRECTLY, REPLACE IT. | If the pump is ineffective, replace it. |
| inflammable (adj) — UNAPPROVED | FLAMMABLE (adj) | SOLVENT IS VERY FLAMMABLE. | Solvent is highly inflammable. |
| INFLATE (v), INFLATES, INFLATED, INFLATED | To make or become larger as a result of pressurization by a gas | INFLATE THE TIRES WITH NITROGEN. OPERATION OF THE HANDLE RELEASES THE GAS, AND THE SLIDE-RAFT INFLATES. |  |
| inform (v) — UNAPPROVED | TELL (v) | TELL THE MANUFACTURER ABOUT THE PROBLEM. | Inform the manufacturer about the problem. |
| INFORMATION (n) | Data collected and made available for a specified function | THIS MANUAL CONTAINS INFORMATION ABOUT MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES. |  |
| ingest (v) — UNAPPROVED | SWALLOW (v) | IF YOU SWALLOW HYDRAULIC FLUID, GET MEDICAL AID IMMEDIATELY. | If you ingest hydraulic fluid, get medical aid immediately. |
| ingress (n) — UNAPPROVED | GO INTO | IF WATER GOES INTO THE COMPONENT, DAMAGE WILL OCCUR. | Water ingress will damage the component. |

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| inhale (v) — UNAPPROVED | BREATHE (v) | DO NOT BREATHE THE SOLVENT FUMES. | Do not inhale the solvent fumes. |
| inhibit (v) — UNAPPROVED | PREVENT (v) | ALODINE PREVENTS CORROSION. | Alodine inhibits corrosion. |
| INITIAL (adj) | That is related to the start | MOVE THE LEVER BACK TO ITS INITIAL POSITION. |  |
| INITIALLY (adv) | At the start | INITIALLY, THE SPEED INCREASES TO 3000 RPM. |  |
| initiate (v) — UNAPPROVED | START (v) | START THE TEST AT 2000 RPM. | Initiate the test at 2000 rpm. |
| inject (v) — UNAPPROVED | PUT (v) | PUT OIL INTO THE GEARBOX WITH A SYRINGE. | Inject oil into the gearbox with a syringe. |
| injection (n) — UNAPPROVED | PUT (v) | PUT THE CORROSION PREVENTIVE OIL INTO THE PUMP WITH A SYRINGE. | The injection of the corrosion preventive oil into the pump must be done with a syringe. |
| injure (v) — UNAPPROVED | INJURY (n) | MAKE SURE THAT THE END OF THE SAFETY WIRE WILL NOT CAUSE INJURY TO PERSONS. | Make sure that the end of the safety wire will not injure persons. |
| INJURY (n) | Damage to a person | BEND THE ENDS OF THE LOCKING WIRE TO PREVENT INJURY. |  |
| INNER (adj) | Nearer to the center of an object | THE INNER SURFACE OF THE PART IS BLACK. |  |
| inoperative (adj) — UNAPPROVED | OFF (adj) | BEFORE YOU DRAIN THE FUEL, MAKE SURE THAT THE SYSTEM IS OFF. | Before you drain the fuel, make sure that the system is inoperative. |
| inoperative (adj) — UNAPPROVED | NOT OPERATE | MAKE SURE THAT THE DEMISTING SYSTEM DOES NOT OPERATE. | Make sure that the demisting system is inoperative. |
| INPUT (n) | The data, power, or energy put into equipment or a system | THE UNIT COMPARES THE INPUTS FROM THE TWO SENSORS TO THE COMPUTER. |  |

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| insert (v) — UNAPPROVED | PUT (v) | PUT THE SLEEVE INTO THE OPENING. | Insert the sleeve into the opening. |
| insert (v) — UNAPPROVED | ENGAGE (v) | MAKE SURE THAT THE SHAFT ENGAGES IN THE MATING PART. | Check that the shaft is inserted in the mating part. |
| inside (adj) — UNAPPROVED | INNER (adj) | CLEAN THE INNER SURFACE OF THE CONTAINER. | Clean the inside surface of the container. |
| inside (n) — UNAPPROVED | INNER (adj) | PAINT THE INNER SURFACE OF THE PUMP ASSEMBLY. | Paint the inside surface of the pump assembly. |
| inside (prep) — UNAPPROVED | IN (prep) | THERE MUST BE LUBRICANT IN THE HOLE. | There must be lubricant inside the hole. |
| inside (prep) — UNAPPROVED | INTO (prep) | BEFORE YOU PUT THE TOOLS INTO THE STORAGE BOX, MAKE SURE THAT THEY HAVE THE NECESSARY PROTECTIVE COVERS. | Before you place the tools inside the storage box, make sure they have suitable protective covers. |
| inspect (v) — UNAPPROVED | EXAMINE (v) | EXAMINE ALL THE DRAIN HOLES. | Inspect all the drain holes. |
| inspect (v) — UNAPPROVED | INSPECTION (n) | DO AN INSPECTION OF THE WORK. | Inspect the work. |
| INSPECTION (n) | The procedure which compares an object with its standard or specification | USE A VOLTMETER TO DO THIS INSPECTION. |  |
| INSTALL (v), INSTALLS, INSTALLED, INSTALLED | To attach an item in or to a second item | INSTALL THE NEW O-RINGS ON THE SPINDLE. |  |
| INSTALLATION (n) | The procedure which installs an item | REFER TO PARAGRAPH 3 FOR THE INSTALLATION OF THE UNIT. |  |
| instead (adv) — UNAPPROVED | ALTERNATIVE (n) | USE A SPATULA AS AN ALTERNATIVE. | Use a spatula instead. |

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| instead of (prep) — UNNAPPROVED | ALTERNATIVE (n) | YOU CAN USE A CLEAN PLASTIC BAG AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO THE SPECIFIED CONTAINER. | You can use a clean plastic bag instead of the specified container. |
| INSTRUCTION (n) | A command that you must obey | IF YOU DO NOT OBEY THIS INSTRUCTION, DAMAGE CAN OCCUR. |  |
| INSTRUMENT (n) | An item which measures and/or shows | ALL THE INSTRUMENTS ARE ON THE LEFT QUARTER PANEL. |  |
| insufficient (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | NOT SUFFICIENT | IF THIS STEP IS NOT SUFFICIENT TO STOP THE LEAKAGE, REPLACE THE ACTUATOR. | If this step is insufficient to stop the leakage, replace the actuator. |
| INSULATION (n) | A material that helps to prevent the movement of energy | MAKE SURE THAT YOU DO NOT CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE INSULATION. |  |
| insure (v) — UNNAPPROVED | MAKE SURE (v) | MAKE SURE THAT THE WORK BENCH IS CLEAN. | Insure that the work bench is clean. |
| intact (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | NOT DAMAGED | MAKE SURE THAT THE WINDSCREEN IS NOT DAMAGED. | Make sure the windscreen is intact. |
| integral (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | PART (n) | THE PIN IS A PART OF THE PUMP. | The pin is integral with the pump. |
| INTENSITY (n) | The quantity of strength, force, or energy | OPERATE THE DIMMER SWITCH AND MAKE SURE THAT THE INTENSITY OF THE LIGHT CHANGES. |  |
| INTERCHANGE (v), INTERCHANGES, INTERCHANGED, INTERCHANGED | To put or use each of two things in the place of the other without change | INTERCHANGE THE No. 1 AND No. 2 COMPUTERS. THEN DO THE TEST AGAIN. |  |

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| INTERCHANGE- ABLE (adj) | That you can interchange | RELAYS 2YG AND 8YG ARE FULLY INTERCHANGEABLE ITEMS. |  |
| interconnect (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CONNECT (v) | THE PIPES CONNECT SYSTEM A TO SYSTEM B. | The pipes interconnect system A and system B. |
| INTERFACE (n) | The connection between two systems or components | CLEAN THE INTERFACE BETWEEN THE COMPUTER AND THE SENSOR. |  |
| interfere (v) — UNNAPPROVED | HIT (v) | IF YOU INSTALL THE UPPER DRAG STRUT WITH THE HEAD DOWN, IT WILL HIT THE LOWER DRAG STRUT DURING RETRACTION. | Placing the upper drag strut upside down makes it interfere with the lower drag strut. |
|  | CATCH (v) | MAKE SURE THAT THE RODS CANNOT CATCH ON THE FLAPS. | Make sure the rods cannot interfere with the flaps. |
|  | TOUCH (v) | IF THE BRACKET TOUCHES THE PLATE, REMOVE THE UNWANTED MATERIAL WITH A FILE. | Should the bracket interfere with the plate, remove surplus material with a file. |
|  | INTERFERENCE (TN) | MAKE SURE THAT THERE IS NO INTERFERENCE BETWEEN THE RADAR AND THE TACTICAL AIR NAVIGATION SYSTEM (TACAN). | Ensure that the radar does not interfere with the Tactical Air Navigation System (TACAN). |

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| interference (n) — UNNAPPROVED | HIT (v) | IF YOU INSTALL THE UPPER DRAG STRUT WITH THE HEAD DOWN, IT WILL HIT THE LOWER DRAG STRUT DURING RETRACTION. | Placing the upper drag strut upside down causes interference with the lower drag strut. |
|  | CATCH (v) | MAKE SURE THAT THE RODS CANNOT CATCH ON THE FLAPS. | Make sure that there is no interference between the rods and the flaps. |
|  | TOUCH (v) | MAKE SURE THAT THE LOCKING WIRE DOES NOT TOUCH THE LEVER. | Ensure that there is no interference between the locking wire and the lever. |
|  | This word can be a technical noun or part of a technical noun. | MAKE SURE THAT YOU DO NOT HEAR INTERFERENCE IN THE 400 Hz BAND. |  |
| interior (n) — UNNAPPROVED | INTERNALLY (adv) | EXAMINE THE TANK INTERNALLY. | Examine the interior of the tank. |
|  | INTERNAL (adj) | APPLY A SMALL QUANTITY OF LUBRICANT TO THE INTERNAL SIDE OF THE VALVE HOUSING. | Apply a small quantity of lubricant to the interior of the valve housing. |
| intermediate (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | MIDDLE (adj) | PUT THE LEVER IN THE MIDDLE POSITION. | Put the lever in intermediate position. |
|  | BETWEEN (prep) Give the limits. | WHEN THE INPUT LEVER IS BETWEEN 5 AND 10 mm, MEASURE THE PISTON EXTENSION. | When the input lever is in an intermediate position, measure the piston extension. |

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| INTERMITTENT (adj) | That stops and starts again, not continuous | THIS CAUSES INTERMITTENT OPERATION OF THE WARNING LIGHTS. |  |
| INTERMITTENTLY (adv) | In an intermittent manner | THE LIGHT COMES ON INTERMITTENTLY. |  |
| INTERNAL (adj) | Of, or on, the inner side and inner space | MAKE SURE THAT FUEL COMES OUT OF THE INTERNAL EJECTORS. |  |
| INTERNALLY (adv) | Of, or on, the inner side and inner space | USE A BORESCOPE TO EXAMINE THE COMBUSTOR INTERNALLY. |  |
| interrupt (v) — UNNAPPROVED | STOP (v) | DO NOT STOP THE TEST. | Do not interrupt the test. |
| intersect (v) — UNNAPPROVED | INTERSECTION (TN) | DRILL A HOLE AT THE INTERSECTIONS OF THE TWO LINES. | Drill a hole where the two lines intersect. |
| INTERVAL (n) | A distance or gap between two points in space or time | DO THE TEST AT FIVE-MINUTE INTERVALS. |  |
| INTO (prep) | 1. Movement to something and access to it | IF AN OBJECT FALLS INTO THE OPENING, DAMAGE TO THE ENGINE CAN OCCUR. |  |
|  | 2. Function word that shows change, condition, result | THE PARTS OF THE STRUCTURE ARE DIVIDED INTO THREE GROUPS. |  |
| investigate (v) — UNNAPPROVED | INVESTIGATION (n) | DO AN INVESTIGATION TO FIND THE CAUSE OF THE FUEL LEAKAGE. | Investigate the cause of the fuel leakage. |
| INVESTIGATION (n) | An official and accurate inquiry or research | THE TASK TEAM STARTED THE INVESTIGATION TO FIND THE CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT. |  |

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| inward (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | INNER (adj) | MEASURE THE INNER DIAMETER OF THE HOLE. | Measure the inward diameter of the hole. |
| inward (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | IN (adv) | MOVE THE DOOR IN AND REARWARD. | Move the door inward and rearward. |
| IRREGULAR (adj) | Not regular | IF THE SIGNALS ARE IRREGULAR, REPLACE THE UNIT. |  |
| irregularity (n) — UNNAPPROVED | DAMAGE (n) DEFECT (TN) IRREGULAR (adj) UNUSUAL (adj) | THERE MUST BE NO DAMAGE TO THE SURFACE FINISH. THERE MUST BE NO DEFECTS IN THE SURFACE FINISH. IF YOU GET IRREGULAR RESULTS, DO THE TEST AGAIN. IF YOU GET UNUSUAL RESULTS, DO THE TEST AGAIN. | There must be no irregularities in the surface finish. There must be no irregularities in the surface finish. If you get irregularities in the results, do the test again. If you get irregularities in the results, do the test again. |
| IRREGULARLY (adv) | Not regularly | IF THE UNIT RECEIVES THE SIGNALS IRREGULARLY, REPLACE IT. |  |
| ISOLATE (v), (Is, (ISOLATED, (ISOLATED | To prevent a supply or connection to | ISOLATE THE ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY. |  |
| isolation (n) — UNNAPPROVED | ISOLATE (v) | ISOLATE SYSTEM No. 1 TO DO THE LEAKAGE CHECKS. | Isolation of system No. 1 is necessary to do the leakage checks. |
| IT (pron) | 1. That refers to a thing that was previously mentioned 2. That refers to an explicit or implicit state of affairs or circumstances | CAREFULLY MOVE THE DEFLECTOR UNIT DOWN UNTIL IT ENGAGES. IT IS IMPORTANT TO DO THIS ADJUSTMENT CORRECTLY. |  |
| ITEM (n) | A thing that is determined or specified | LUBRICATE THESE ITEMS WITH GREASE. |  |
| ITS (adj) | Belonging to a thing | REMOVE THE UNIT AND ITS WIRING. |  |
