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> **Source:** ASD-STE100 Issue 9, January 2025
> **Pages:** 217–220 of 434

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**#<u>Non-STE example</u>**

**Word Approved meaning/** **<u>(part of speech) ALTERNATIVES STE EXAMPLE</u>**

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| Word (part of speech) | Approved meaning/ ALTERNATIVES | STE EXAMPLE | Non-STE example |
|---|---|---|---|
| **EACH (adj)** | Every one of two or<br>more objects or persons,<br>seen together as a group<br>but identified separately | MAKE SURE THAT THE<br>SWITCH IN EACH<br>PANEL IS SET TO<br>"OFF." |  |
| **EACH (pron)** | Every one of two or<br>more objects or persons,<br>seen together as a group<br>but identified separately | INSTALL TWO<br>SPACERS, EACH<br>WITH A THICKNESS<br>OF 3.5 mm. |  |
| **EACH OTHER**<br>**(pron)** | Each of two or more in<br>reciprocal action or<br>relation | WHEN YOU REMOVE<br>THE PROBES, DO NOT<br>LET THEM TOUCH<br>EACH OTHER. |  |
| **early (adj) — UNNAPPROVED** | SHORT (adj) | IF THE FILTERS<br>BECOME CLOGGED<br>AFTER AN<br>UNUSUALLY SHORT<br>TIME, SEND THEM TO<br>THE LABORATORY<br>FOR ANALYSIS OF<br>THE CONTAMINATION. | If the filters clog at an<br>unusually early stage,<br>send them to the<br>laboratory for analysis of<br>the contamination. |
| **earth (n) — UNNAPPROVED** | GROUND (n) | MAKE SURE THAT THE<br>ELECTRICAL SUPPLY<br>GOES TO GROUND. | Make sure the electric<br>supply goes to earth. |
| **earth (v) — UNNAPPROVED** | GROUND (v) | MAKE SURE THAT THE<br>FUEL TANKS ARE<br>CORRECTLY<br>GROUNDED. | Make sure the fuel tanks<br>are correctly earthed. |
| **ease (n) — UNNAPPROVED** | EASILY (adv)<br>EASY (adj) | MAKE SURE THAT<br>YOU CAN MOVE THE<br>HANDLE EASILY.<br>MAKE SURE THAT IT<br>IS EASY TO MOVE THE<br>HANDLE. | The handle must move<br>with ease.<br>The handle must move<br>with ease. |
| **ease (v) — UNNAPPROVED** | CAREFULLY REMOVE<br>CAREFULLY MOVE | CAREFULLY REMOVE<br>THE TRIM COVER<br>FROM THE ADHESIVE<br>TAPE.<br>CAREFULLY MOVE<br>THE PIPE INTO THE<br>CORRECT POSITION. | Ease the trim cover from<br>the adhesive tape.<br>Ease the pipe into the<br>right position. |

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| Word (part of speech) | Approved meaning/ ALTERNATIVES | STE EXAMPLE | Non-STE example |
|---|---|---|---|
| **EASILY (adv)** | Without difficulty | OXIDATION OCCURS<br>VERY EASILY. |  |
| **EASY (adj)**<br>**(EASIER,**<br>**(EASIEST)** | Without difficulty | USE THE LEFT<br>OPENING FOR EASY<br>ACCESS. |  |
| **EAT (v),**<br>**EATS,**<br>**ATE** | To consume food | DO NOT EAT IN THE<br>WORK AREA. |  |
| No other verb<br>forms. | For safety<br>instructions, use:<br>SWALLOW (v) | DO NOT SWALLOW<br>THE POTTING<br>COMPOUND. | Do not eat the potting<br>compound. |
| **EDGE (n)** | A line that is the<br>intersection of two<br>surfaces of a solid object | THE DISTANCE<br>BETWEEN THE EDGE<br>OF THE PANEL AND<br>THE PARTITION MUST<br>NOT BE MORE THAN<br>0.05 mm. |  |
| **EFFECT (n)** | The result of a cause | WHEN DUST MIXES<br>WITH OIL, IT HAS AN<br>ABRASIVE EFFECT. |  |
| **effect (v) — UNNAPPROVED** | DO (v) | DO THE TIGHTENING<br>PROCEDURE. | Effect the tightening<br>procedure. |
| **effective (adj) — UNNAPPROVED** | GOOD (adj) | THIS MATERIAL GIVES<br>GOOD PROTECTION<br>FROM CORROSION. | This material provides<br>effective protection from<br>corrosion. |
| **efficacious (adj) — UNNAPPROVED** | GOOD (adj) | THIS IS A GOOD<br>PROCEDURE TO<br>REMOVE PAINT. | This is an efficacious<br>way to remove paint. |
| **efficient (adj) — UNNAPPROVED** | SATISFACTORY (adj) | THE TRANSMISSION<br>CONTROL PROTOCOL<br>IS NOT SATISFACTORY<br>FOR THE<br>TRANSMISSION OF<br>INTERACTIVE<br>TRAFFIC. | <br>The Transmission<br>Control Protocol is not<br>efficient for the<br>transmission of<br>interactive traffic. |

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| Word (part of speech) | Approved meaning/ ALTERNATIVES | STE EXAMPLE | Non-STE example |
|---|---|---|---|
| **efficiently (adv) — UNNAPPROVED** | SATISFACTORILY (adv) | MAKE SURE THAT THE<br>UNIT OPERATES<br>SATISFACTORILY. | Make sure the unit<br>operates efficiently. |
| **efflux (n) — UNNAPPROVED** | EXHAUST (n) | MAKE SURE THAT<br>THERE ARE SAFETY<br>BARRIERS AROUND<br>THE ENGINE EXHAUST<br>AREA. | Ensure that there are<br>safety barriers around<br>the engine efflux area. |
| **effort (n) — UNNAPPROVED** | FORCE (TN)<br>TRY (v) | DO NOT TIGHTEN THE<br>BOLTS WITH TOO<br>MUCH FORCE.<br>FIRST, TRY TO TURN<br>THE SHAFT WITH<br>YOUR HANDS. | Do not use too much<br>effort to tighten the bolts.<br>First, make an effort to<br>turn the shaft with your<br>hands. |
| **either (adj) — UNNAPPROVED** | ONE (TN) OF THE TWO<br>(TN) | IF THERE IS MERCURY<br>CONTAMINATION IN<br>ONE OF THE TWO<br>COMPARTMENTS,<br>CLEAN THE AREA<br>IMMEDIATELY. | If there is mercury<br>spillage in either<br>compartment, clean the<br>area immediately. |
| **either (conj) — UNNAPPROVED** | OR (conj) | YOU CAN USE A RED<br>PEN OR A GREEN PEN. | You can use either a red<br>pen or a green pen. |
| **either (pron) — UNNAPPROVED** | ONE (TN) OR THE<br>OTHER | THERE ARE TWO<br>SOLENOIDS. YOU CAN<br>SUPPLY ELECTRICAL<br>POWER TO ONE OR<br>THE OTHER. | There are two solenoids.<br>You can supply electrical<br>power to either. |
| **EJECT (v),**<br>**EJECTS,**<br>**EJECTED,**<br>**EJECTED** | To move or to cause a<br>person or item to move<br>from an aircraft or<br>equipment with force | IF YOU PULL THE<br>EJECTION SEAT<br>HANDLE, THE SEAT<br>WILL EJECT. |  |
| **ejection (n) — UNNAPPROVED** | EJECT (v) | PUSH THE<br>APPLICABLE BUTTON<br>TO EJECT THE DISK<br>DRIVE. | Push the applicable<br>button for disk drive<br>ejection. |
