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

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

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||**Word**<br>**(part of speech)**|**Approved meaning/**<br>**ALTERNATIVES**|**STE EXAMPLE**|**Non-STE example**||---|---|---|---|---|
|**label (v) — UNNAPPROVED**|IDENTIFY (v)|IDENTIFY THE<br>COMPONENT WITH A<br>CODE TO HELP YOU<br>INSTALL IT AGAIN<br>CORRECTLY.|Label the component<br>with a code to help you<br>install it again correctly.|
|||LABEL (TN)|PUT A LABEL ON THE<br>RELAY ASSEMBLY.|Label the relay<br>assembly.|
|**lack (n) — UNNAPPROVED**|NOT SUFFICIENT|DAMAGE CAN OCCUR<br>TO THE PUMP IF<br>THERE IS NOT<br>SUFFICIENT OIL IN<br>THE RESERVOIR.|Damage can occur to<br>the pump if there is a<br>lack of oil in the<br>reservoir.|
|**LAMINATED (adj)**|Made of laminations|THIS PANEL IS MADE<br>OF LAMINATED<br>CARBON FIBER.||
|**LAMINATION (n)**|Layers of one or more<br>materials bonded<br>together|IF THE LAMINATION IS<br>DAMAGED, REPLACE<br>THE PANEL.||
|**land (v) — UNNAPPROVED**|LANDING (TN)|AFTER A HEAVY<br>LANDING, DO THE<br>HEAVY LANDING<br>INSPECTION.|If the aircraft landed<br>heavily, do the Heavy<br>Landing Inspection.|
|**LARGE (adj)**<br>**(LARGER,**<br>**LARGEST)**|More than average in<br>dimension, quantity, or<br>capacity|CLEAN YOUR SKIN<br>WITH A LARGE<br>QUANTITY OF CLEAN<br>WATER.||
|**LAST (adj)**|That comes at the end|IMMEDIATELY AFTER<br>THE LAST FLIGHT OF<br>THE DAY, INSTALL ALL<br>COVERS.||
|**LAST (adv)**|After other persons or<br>things|FILL THE OUTER<br>TANKS LAST.||
|**last (v) — UNNAPPROVED**|CONTINUE (v)|THE SIGNALS<br>CONTINUE FOR<br>0.8 SECONDS.|The signals last<br>0.8 seconds.||
|**LATCH (v),**<br>**LATCHES,**<br>**LATCHED,**<br>**LATCHED**|To hold something in<br>position with a latching<br>device|MAKE SURE THAT<br>YOU LATCH THE<br>DOOR CORRECTLY.||
||||MAKE SURE THAT THE<br>DOOR LATCHES<br>CORRECTLY.||
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||**Word**<br>**(part of speech)**|**Approved meaning/**<br>**ALTERNATIVES**|**STE EXAMPLE**|**Non-STE example**||---|---|---|---|---|
|**later (adj) — UNNAPPROVED**|SUBSEQUENT (adj)|A SUBSEQUENT<br>REPAIR WILL BE FOR<br>THE NEW<br>CONFIGURATION.|A later repair will be for<br>the new configuration.|
|||THEN (adv)|DO THIS STEP FIRST.<br>THEN, DISCONNECT<br>THE CABLES.|Do this step first. At a<br>later time, disconnect the<br>cables.|
|**later (adv) — UNNAPPROVED**|SUBSEQUENTLY (adv)|MAKE SURE THAT THE<br>TOOL IS<br>SUBSEQUENTLY<br>AVAILABLE FOR THE<br>INSTALLATION<br>PROCEDURE.||<br>Make sure that the tool<br>is available later for the<br>installation procedure.|
|||WHEN (conj)<br>If it is possible,<br>give the condition<br>or time.|DO STEPS (3) THRU<br>(5). DO STEP (6) WHEN<br>THE AILERON<br>MOVEMENT STOPS.|Do steps (3) to (5). Do<br>step (6) later.|
|||AFTER (prep)|THE BAR MOVES<br>DOWN AFTER 20<br>SECONDS.|The bar moves down<br>later.|
|**LATERAL (adj)**|Related to or on the side|ADJUST THE LATERAL<br>LEVEL.||
|**LATERALLY (adv)**|In a lateral direction|PUSH THE UNIT OUT,<br>AND THEN MOVE IT<br>LATERALLY.||
|**lay (v) — UNNAPPROVED**|PUT (v)|PUT COVERS ON THE<br>FLOOR.|Lay covers on the floor.|
|**LAYER (n)**|A material applied to a<br>surface or put on, or<br>below, a second material|APPLY A THIN LAYER<br>OF SEALING<br>COMPOUND ON THE<br>BARE METAL.||
|**lead (v) — UNNAPPROVED**|PUT (v)|PUT THE TELEFLEX<br>CABLE THROUGH THE<br>BULKHEAD.|Lead the Teleflex cable<br>through the bulkhead.|
|**LEAK (n)**|A crack, gap or hole<br>which lets fluid or light<br>go into or come out of<br>something|EXAMINE THE SWIVEL<br>COUPLINGS FOR<br>LEAKS.||

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