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# Dict O P

> **Source:** ASD-STE100 Issue 9, January 2025
> **Section:** DICT (O-P)
> **Pages:** 310-337 of 434 (28 pages)

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| Word (POS) | Approved meaning/ALTERNATIVES | STE EXAMPLE | Non-STE example |
|---|---|---|---|
| OBEY (v), OBEYS, OBEYED, OBEYED | To do that which the procedures or instructions tell you | OBEY THE PRECAUTIONS THAT FOLLOW. |  |
| OBJECT (n) | Something that you can see or touch | MAKE SURE THAT THERE ARE NO LOOSE OBJECTS IN THE AIR INTAKE. |  |
| observe (v) — UNNAPPROVED | MONITOR (v) | MONITOR THE RADIO ALTIMETER INDICATOR. | Observe the radio altimeter indicator. |
|  | SEE (v) | IF YOU SEE OIL IN THE DRAIN, STOP THE TEST. | If you observe oil in the drain, stop the test. |
|  | OBEY (v) | OBEY ALL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS. | Observe all safety precautions. |
| obstruct (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CATCH (v) | MAKE SURE THAT THE DRAG STRUTS DO NOT CATCH ON THE LANDING GEAR. | Make sure that the drag struts do not obstruct the landing gear. |
|  | PREVENT (v) | ADJUST THE LEVER ARMS IF THEY PREVENT MOVEMENT. | Adjust the lever arms if they obstruct movement. |
|  | BLOCKAGE (n) | REMOVE THE DIRT THAT CAUSES THE BLOCKAGE IN THE TUBE. | Remove the dirt obstructing the tube. |
| obstructed (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | BLOCKED (adj) | IF THE DRAIN HOLE IS BLOCKED, REMOVE THE UNWANTED MATERIAL. | If the drain hole is obstructed, remove the unwanted material. |
|  | CLOGGED (adj) | IF THE DRAIN HOLE IS CLOGGED, CLEAN IT. | If the drain hole is obstructed, clean it. |
| obstruction (n) — UNNAPPROVED | BLOCKAGE (n) | EXAMINE THE DRAIN HOLES FOR BLOCKAGE. | Examine the drain holes for obstruction. |
| obtain (v) — UNNAPPROVED | GET (v) | ADD 0.05 mm TO GET THE CORRECT CLEARANCE FOR A STANDARD SPHERICAL COUPLING. | Add 0.05 mm to obtain the correct clearance for a standard spherical coupling. |

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| OCCUR (v), OCCURS OCCURRED | To be found or to take place, to come to be | A SUDDEN MOVEMENT OF THE CONTROL SURFACES CAN OCCUR. |  |
|  |  | IF THE SYMPTOMS OCCUR AGAIN, DO A SYSTEM TEST. |  |
| OF (prep) | Function word that shows: from, belonging to, having, or containing | REMOVE THE SPLIT PINS FROM THE BOLTS IN THE BOTTOM ENDS OF THE CONTROL RODS. |  |
| OFF (adj) | Not in operation | MAKE SURE THAT THE BATTERIES ARE OFF. |  |
| OFF (adv) | 1. Not in operation | MAKE SURE THAT THE WARNING LIGHT GOES OFF. |  |
|  | 2. Not in contact | THE HANDLE MUST COME OFF EASILY. |  |
| OFF (prep) | Not in contact with | MAKE SURE THAT THE TIRE IS FULLY OFF THE GROUND. |  |
| often (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | FREQUENTLY (adv) | IF A FAILURE OCCURS FREQUENTLY, DO THE SYSTEM TEST. | If a failure occurs often, do the system test. |
| oil (v) — UNNAPPROVED | LUBRICATE (v) | LUBRICATE THE LINKAGE WITH OIL. | Oil the linkage. |
|  | OIL (TN) | PUT OIL ON THE LINKAGE. | Oil the linkage. |
| oil-free (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | OIL (TN) | USE A SOLUTION THAT CONTAINS NO OIL. | Use an oil-free solution. |
| old (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | REMAINING (adj) | REMOVE THE REMAINING SEALANT. | Remove the old sealant. |
|  | USED (adj) | DRAIN THE USED OIL INTO A CONTAINER. | Drain the old oil into a container. |
|  | EXPIRED (adj) | MAKE SURE THAT THE SHELF LIFE OF THE MATERIAL IS NOT EXPIRED. | Make sure that the material is not too old. |

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| omit (v) — UNNAPPROVED | DO NOT DO | DO NOT DO STEPS 3 THRU 5. | Omit steps 3 to 5. |
|  | IGNORE (v) | IGNORE STEPS 3 THRU 5. | Omit steps 3 to 5. |
| ON (adj) | In operation | MAKE SURE THAT THE BATTERIES ARE ON. |  |
| ON (adv) | 1. In operation | MAKE SURE THAT THE WARNING LIGHT STAYS ON. |  |
|  | 2. In contact | MAKE SURE THAT THE LID GOES ON EASILY. |  |
| ON (prep) | Function word that shows contact, support, direction | PUT THE ASSEMBLED PARTS ON THE SUPPORT FITTING. |  |
| once (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | ONE (TN) TIME | PUSH THE SWITCH ONE TIME. | Press the switch once. |
| once (conj) — UNNAPPROVED | WHEN (conj) | WHEN THE UNIT IS ON ITS MOUNTING, LOCK IT. | Once the unit is on its mounting, lock it. |
| ONE (pron) | That refers to a single person or object You can also use this word as a technical noun. | IF THE LABEL IS NOT THERE, ATTACH A NEW ONE. |  |
| ONLY (adj) | Nothing more or different | THIS IS THE ONLY APPROVED CONFIGURATION. |  |
| ONLY (adv) | Exclusively | TO TIGHTEN THE NUTS, USE ONLY A TORQUE WRENCH. |  |
| ONTO (prep) | To a position on or upon | WHEN YOU LOWER THE PUMP, MOVE IT ONTO THE MOUNTING BRACKETS. |  |
| opaque (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | NOT TRANSPARENT | CLEAN THE PLASTIC SURFACES THAT ARE NOT TRANSPARENT. | Clean the opaque plastic surfaces. |
| OPEN (adj) | That lets something go in or out | PUT A PLUG ON THE OPEN END OF EACH PIPE. |  |

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| OPEN (v), OPENS, OPENED, OPENED | 1. To move or cause to move from the closed position 2. To operate a circuit breaker to interrupt an electrical circuit | OPEN THE PRESSURE VALVE. WHEN THE RELIEF VALVE OPENS, THE PRESSURE DECREASES. OPEN THE CIRCUIT BREAKER. |  |
| OPENING (n) | An aperture or hole in a surface | MAKE SURE THAT THE OPENING IS CLEAR. |  |
| operable (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | OPERATE (v) | MAKE SURE THAT THE VALVE CAN OPERATE. MAKE SURE THAT YOU CAN OPERATE THE VALVE. | Make sure that the valve is operable. Check that the valve is operable. |
| OPERATE (v), OPERATES, OPERATED, OPERATED | To put, keep, or be in action | OPERATE THE PLUNGER TO DRAIN THE SYSTEM. DO NOT GO NEAR THE ENGINE WHEN IT OPERATES. |  |
| OPERATION (n) | That which occurs when something operates or is operated | THIS PROCEDURE IS IMPORTANT FOR THE CORRECT OPERATION OF THE VALVE. |  |
| operational (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | SERVICEABLE (adj) This word can be part of a technical noun. | MAKE SURE THAT THE OTHER MICROSWITCH IS SERVICEABLE. MAKE SURE THAT THE GROUND-PROXIMITY WARNING SYSTEM CAN OPERATE. MAKE SURE THAT THE GROUND-PROXIMITY WARNING SYSTEM CAN OPERATE. DO AN OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE UNIT. | Check that the other microswitch is operational. Check that the ground-proximity warning system is operational. Check that the ground-proximity warning system is operational. |
| opportunity (n) — UNNAPPROVED | If it is possible, be accurate. | REPLACE THE UNIT AT THE NEXT CHECK. | Replace the unit at the first opportunity. |

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| OPEN (v), OPENS, OPENED, OPENED | 1. To move or cause to move from the closed position 2. To operate a circuit breaker to interrupt an electrical circuit | OPEN THE PRESSURE VALVE. WHEN THE RELIEF VALVE OPENS, THE PRESSURE DECREASES. OPEN THE CIRCUIT BREAKER. |  |
| OPENING (n) | An aperture or hole in a surface | MAKE SURE THAT THE OPENING IS CLEAR. |  |
| operable (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | OPERATE (v) | MAKE SURE THAT THE VALVE CAN OPERATE. MAKE SURE THAT YOU CAN OPERATE THE VALVE. | Make sure that the valve is operable. Check that the valve is operable. |
| OPERATE (v), OPERATES, OPERATED, OPERATED | To put, keep, or be in action | OPERATE THE PLUNGER TO DRAIN THE SYSTEM. DO NOT GO NEAR THE ENGINE WHEN IT OPERATES. |  |
| OPERATION (n) | That which occurs when something operates or is operated | THIS PROCEDURE IS IMPORTANT FOR THE CORRECT OPERATION OF THE VALVE. |  |
| operational (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | SERVICEABLE (adj) This word can be part of a technical noun. | MAKE SURE THAT THE OTHER MICROSWITCH IS SERVICEABLE. MAKE SURE THAT THE GROUND-PROXIMITY WARNING SYSTEM CAN OPERATE. MAKE SURE THAT THE GROUND-PROXIMITY WARNING SYSTEM CAN OPERATE. DO AN OPERATIONAL TEST OF THE UNIT. | Check that the other microswitch is operational. Check that the ground-proximity warning system is operational. Check that the ground-proximity warning system is operational. |
| opportunity (n) — UNNAPPROVED | If it is possible, be accurate. | REPLACE THE UNIT AT THE NEXT CHECK. | Replace the unit at the first opportunity. |

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| orient (v) — UNNAPPROVED | POINT (v) | MAKE SURE THAT THE BOLT HEADS POINT TO THE REAR. | The bolt heads must be oriented toward the rear. |
| origin (n) — UNNAPPROVED | SOURCE (n) | THE SOURCE OF THE PROBLEM IS IN THE FUEL SYSTEM. | The origin of the problem is in the fuel system. |
| original (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | INITIAL (adj) | THE SLIDE GOES BACK TO ITS INITIAL POSITION. | The slide returns to the original position. |
| originate (v) — UNNAPPROVED | SOURCE (n) | IF THE VALVE IS THE SOURCE OF THE FUEL LEAK, REPLACE THE VALVE SEALS. | If the fuel leak originates at the valve, replace the valve seals. |
| OTHER (adj) | Not the same as that given before | CONNECT ONE OF THE STUDS TO THE GROUND AND THE OTHER STUDS TO THE PINS. |  |
| OTHER (pron) | That which is not the same as that given before | CONNECT ONE PLUG, THEN CONNECT THE OTHER. |  |
| otherwise (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | IF …NOT | MAKE SURE THAT THE RODS ARE ADJUSTED CORRECTLY. IF THE ADJUSTMENT IS NOT CORRECT, ADJUST THEM AS FOLLOWS: | Check that the rods are adjusted correctly, otherwise adjust them as follows: |
| OUT (adj) | Away from, or not in, a location or position | IF THE INDICATOR BUTTON IS OUT, REPLACE THE FILTER. |  |
| OUT (adv) | To a position away from the inside | WHEN THE INDICATOR BUTTON COMES OUT, REPLACE THE FILTER. |  |
| OUT OF (prep) | 1. Through or from the inside to the outside 2. Not in | TILT THE FITTING TO MAKE THE BARREL NUT FALL OUT OF IT. KEEP THE COMPOUND OUT OF THE SUNLIGHT. |  |

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| OUTBOARD (adj) | Farther from the longitudinal axis of something | MEASURE THE MOVEMENT OF THE INBOARD AND OUTBOARD FLAPS. |  |
| OUTBOARD (adv) | In, or to, a position farther from the longitudinal axis of something | MOVE THE JACK OUTBOARD TO DISENGAGE IT FROM THE JACKING POINT. |  |
| OUTBOARD OF (prep) | At a position farther from the longitudinal axis | PUT THE ACCESS PLATFORM IN A POSITION THAT IS OUTBOARD OF THE FLAP TRACK. |  |
| OUTDOORS (adv) | Not in a building | DO THIS WORK OUTDOORS. |  |
| OUTER (adj) | Located on the outside or farther from the center of an object | APPLY SEALANT ON THE OUTER SURFACE. |  |
| outline (v) — UNNAPPROVED | GIVE (v) | THIS SECTION GIVES YOU THE PROCEDURES THAT ARE NECESSARY TO FIND THE FAULTS. | This section outlines the procedures needed to find the faults. |
| OUTPUT (n) | The data, power, energy that comes out of equipment or a system | THE IMPEDANCE MATCHING TRANSFORMERS SUPPLY 60 W OUTPUT TO THE LOUDSPEAKERS. |  |
| outside (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | EXTERNAL (adj) | THE EXTERNAL TEMPERATURE IS SHOWN ON THE CENTRAL DISPLAY UNIT. | The outside temperature is indicated on the central display unit. |
| outside (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | OUTER (adj) | CLEAN THE OUTER SURFACE WITH WARM WATER. | Clean the outside surface with warm water. |

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

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

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

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| particular (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | ONLY APPLICABLE VERY (adv) | THIS PROCEDURE IS ONLY APPLICABLE TO TYPE A PARTS. THIS STEP IS VERY IMPORTANT. | This procedure is particular to type A parts. This step is of particular importance. |
| particularly (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | VERY (adv) | THIS PRECAUTION IS VERY IMPORTANT. | This precaution is particularly important. |
| partly (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | NOT FULLY | IF THE VALVE DOES NOT FULLY OPEN, EXAMINE THE POSITIONS OF THE END STOPS ON THE ACTUATOR. | If the valve opens only partly, examine the positions of the end stops on the actuator. |
| pass (v) — UNNAPPROVED | GO (v) THROUGH (prep) GIVE (v) | MAKE SURE THAT THE CABLE GOES ONTO THE PULLEY. PUT THE ANTENNA CABLE THROUGH THE TOP SLOTS. GIVE ONE END OF THE CABLE TO A SECOND PERSON. | Make sure that the cable passes over the pulley. Pass the antenna cable through the top slots. Pass one end of the cable to another person. |
| passage (n) — UNNAPPROVED | FLOW (n) HOLE (n) OPENING (n) | THE FLOW OF FLUID THROUGH THE VALVE MUST BE CONTINUOUS. CAREFULLY PUT THE TUBE THROUGH THE HOLE. CAREFULLY PUT THE TUBE THROUGH THE OPENING. | The passage of fluid through the valve must be continuous. Carefully put the tube through the passage. Carefully put the tube through the passage. |
| past (prep) — UNNAPPROVED | AROUND (prep) THROUGH (prep) | IF YOU INSTALL THE SEAL INCORRECTLY, LEAKS CAN OCCUR AROUND THE VALVE. IF YOU INSTALL THE SEAL INCORRECTLY, THE FLUID WILL GO THROUGH IT. | If you install the seal incorrectly, leaks can occur past the valve. An incorrect installation of the seal will let fluid go past it. |
| PASTE (n) | A wet, flexible mixture or compound | MIX THE MATERIALS UNTIL THEY MAKE A SOLID PASTE. |  |

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| PATCH (n) | A piece of material that you use to repair a surface or hole | BOND THE PATCH TO THE TUBE WITH ADHESIVE. |  |
| penetrate (v) — UNNAPPROVED | GO THROUGH GO INTO | IF THE SCRATCH DOES NOT GO THROUGH THE PROTECTIVE LAYER, THE UNIT IS SERVICEABLE. MAKE SURE THAT THE HYDRAULIC FLUID DOES NOT GO INTO THE RECEPTACLES. | If the scratch does not penetrate the protective layer, the unit is serviceable. Make sure that the hydraulic fluid does not penetrate the receptacles. |
| people (n) — UNNAPPROVED | PERSON (n) PERSONNEL (n) To select the correct alternative, refer to the approved meanings of PERSON (n) and PERSONNEL (n). | KEEP ALL PERSONS OUT OF THE WORK AREA. TELL YOUR PERSONNEL ABOUT THESE NEW REGULATIONS. | Keep all people out of the work area. Tell your people about these new regulations. |
| per (prep) — UNNAPPROVED | FOR EACH REFER (v) | DO NOT USE MORE THAN TWO WASHERS FOR EACH BOLT. DO THE LEAK TEST: REFER TO PARAGRAPH 7.0. | Do not use more than two washers per bolt. Do the leak test as per paragraph 7.0. |
| perforated (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | HOLE (n) | MAKE SURE THAT THERE ARE NO HOLES IN THE MEMBRANE. | Make sure that the membrane is not perforated. |
| perform (v) — UNNAPPROVED | DO (v) You can use a more accurate verb. MEASURE (v) | DO THE LEAK TEST. MEASURE THE VOLTAGE BETWEEN PINS A AND B. | Perform the leak test. Perform the voltage measurement between pins A and B. |

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| PERFORMANCE (n) | The ability of a part, a mechanism, or system to do its necessary function when you compare it with a standard or specification For other meanings, use: DO (v) | THESE ADJUSTMENTS WILL INCREASE THE PERFORMANCE OF THE ENGINE. DO THE TEST. THEN, GO TO PARAGRAPH C. | After performance of the test, go to paragraph C. |
| PERIOD (n) | A quantity of time | THE EMERGENCY LOCATOR TRANSMITTER HAS A STANDBY PERIOD OF 30 SECONDS. |  |
| periodically (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | INTERVAL (n) Give the value. | EXAMINE THE CONDITION OF THE HOSES AND SEALS AT INTERVALS OF TWO YEARS. | Examine the condition of hoses and seals periodically. |
| PERMANENT (adj) | Without a limit in time | MAKE SURE THAT THE PERMANENT INSTALLATION OF THE SYSTEM IS SAFE. |  |
| PERMANENTLY (adv) | In a permanent manner | THE "NO SMOKING" SIGNS WILL STAY ON PERMANENTLY. |  |
| permissible (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | PERMITTED (adj) | EQUIVALENT MATERIALS ARE ALSO PERMITTED. | Equivalent materials are also permissible. |
| permit (v) — UNNAPPROVED | LET (v) | DO NOT LET THE FLUID TOUCH YOU. | Do not permit the fluid to touch you. |
| PERMITTED (adj) | Allowed | A MAXIMUM OF TWO WASHERS IS PERMITTED FOR EACH BOLT. |  |
| PERPENDICULAR (adj) | At a 90 degree angle to a given line or plane | MAKE SURE THAT THE TOOL AND FASTENER ARE PERPENDICULAR TO THE WORK SURFACE. |  |

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| persist (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CONTINUE (v) | IF THE FAULT MESSAGE CONTINUES, PUSH THE AUDIO CANCEL SWITCH ON THE TEST PANEL. | If the fault message persists, push the AUDIO CANCEL switch on the test panel. |
| persistent (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | CONTINUOUS (adj) | IF YOU HEAR CONTINUOUS BACKGROUND NOISE, FIND THE CAUSE. | If you hear persistent background noise, find the cause. |
| PERSON (n) | A human being | WHEN YOU DO WORK IN ISOLATED LOCATIONS, MAKE SURE THAT THERE IS ALWAYS A PERSON NEAR YOU. |  |
| PERSONNEL (n) | Persons employed in a group or organization | TELL YOUR PERSONNEL ABOUT THESE NEW REGULATIONS. |  |
| pertinent (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | APPLICABLE (adj) | MAKE SURE THAT YOU HAVE ALL THE APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS. | Make sure that you have all the pertinent documents. |
| picket (v) — UNNAPPROVED | MOOR (v) | IF STRONG WINDS OCCUR, MOOR THE BR>VEHICLE. | Picket the vehicle in strong winds. |
| PIECE (n) | A quantity or segment of a whole that you can use on its own, or that can operate as an individual item | REMOVE ALL PIECES OF THE BROKEN SEAL. |  |
| pierced (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | HOLE (n) | MAKE SURE THAT THERE ARE NO HOLES IN THE BR>MEMBRANE. | Make sure that the membrane is not pierced. |
| placard (v) — UNNAPPROVED | PUT (v) (A PLACARD [TN]) | BEFORE YOU START THE TEST, PUT A PLACARD ON THE CONTROLS. | Placard the controls before you start the test. |
| place (n) — UNNAPPROVED | POSITION (n) AREA (n) | MAKE SURE THAT ALL COVERS ARE IN THEIR POSITION. REPAIR THE BR>DAMAGED AREAS. | Ensure that covers are in place. Repair the damaged places. |

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| place (v) — UNNAPPROVED | PUT (v) | PUT THE MANIFOLD IN POSITION. | Place the manifold in position. |
| PLAY (n) | Free movement, the length or dimension of this movement | THE AXIAL PLAY BETWEEN THE TWO GEARS MUST BE LESS THAN 0.05 mm. |  |
| plot (v) — UNNAPPROVED | MAKE (v) (A PLOT [TN]) | MAKE A PLOT OF THESE POINTS. | Plot these points. |
| plug (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CONNECT (v) SEAL (v) (WITH A PLUG [TN] OR PLUGS [TN]) | CONNECT THE MICROPHONE TO THE JACK. SEAL THE TUBE WITH A PLUG. | Plug the microphone into the jack. Plug the tube. |
| PLUS (prep) | With the addition of | INCREASE THE PRESSURE IN THE SHOCK ABSORBER TO 85.5 bar, PLUS OR MINUS 2.7 bar. |  |
| PNEUMATIC (adj) | Related to, or operated by gas pressure | INSTALL THE PNEUMATIC CONTROLLER. |  |
| PNEUMATICALLY (adv) | With pneumatic power | SOME VALVES IN THE SYSTEM OPERATE PNEUMATICALLY. |  |
| POINT (n) | 1. A sharp or tapered end 2. An accurate location | PUT THE POINT OF THE TOOL IN THE SLOT. ON THE FLANGE, MEASURE THE DISTANCE BETWEEN POINTS "A" AND "B." |  |
| POINT (v), POINTS, POINTED, POINTED | 1. To show the position or direction of 2. To turn something in a specified direction | MAKE SURE THAT THE ARROW ON THE CHECK VALVE POINTS AWAY FROM THE GROUND SUPPLY DUCT. DO NOT POINT THE COMPRESSED AIR NOZZLE AT YOUR SKIN. |  |

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| POISONOUS (adj) | That contains poison | DO NOT SWALLOW LUBRICATING OIL. IT IS POISONOUS. |  |
| POLISH (v), POLISHES, POLISHED, POLISHED | To make smooth or shiny | POLISH THE WINDOW PANE WITH A SOFT CLOTH. |  |
| poor (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | UNSATISFACTORY (adj) DEFECTIVE (adj) UNSERVICEABLE (adj) | IF SYSTEM PERFORMANCE IS UNSATISFACTORY, EXAMINE CIRCUIT A. DEFECTIVE CONTACTS CAN CAUSE A FAILURE OF THE UNIT. IF THE PART IS UNSERVICEABLE, REPLACE IT. | If system performance is poor, examine circuit A. Poor contacts can cause a failure of the unit. If the condition of the part is poor, replace it. |
| pop (v) — UNNAPPROVED | OPEN (v) PROTRUDE (v) OUT (adv) | IF THE CIRCUIT BREAKER OPENS, DE-ENERGIZE THE CIRCUIT. IF THE POP-OUT INDICATOR PROTRUDES, REPLACE THE FILTER ELEMENT. IF THE INDICATOR BUTTON CAME OUT, REPLACE THE FILTER. | If the circuit breaker pops, de-energize the circuit. If the pop-out indicator pops out, replace the filter element. If the indicator button popped out, replace the filter. |
| port (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | LEFT (adj) | REMOVE THE WING TIP BRAKE FROM THE LEFT WING. | Remove the wing tip brake from the port wing. |
| portion (n) — UNNAPPROVED | PIECE (n) PART (n) | REMOVE ALL THE PIECES OF THE DAMAGED INSULATION. ISOLATE THE DEFECTIVE PART OF THE CIRCUIT. | Remove all portions of the damaged insulation. Isolate the defective portion of the circuit. |

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| POSITION (n) | The attitude or setting of something that you can adjust, or the place or site where you put something | SET THE SWITCH TO THE CORRECT POSITION. ON THE CENTER PEDESTAL, MAKE SURE THAT THE WARNING NOTICES ARE IN POSITION. |  |
| position (v) — UNNAPPROVED | PUT (v) SET (v) | PUT THE BRACKET ON THE FRAME. SET THE SWITCH TO "ON." | Position the bracket on the frame. Position the switch to ON. |
| POSSIBLE (adj) | That can occur | IF YOU DO NOT USE A PROTECTIVE COVER, DAMAGE TO THE SURFACE IS POSSIBLE. |  |
| POSSIBLY (adv) | That can occur | IF YOU CANNOT ENGAGE THE ROD AND THE PISTON, THE LENGTH OF THE NEW ROD IS POSSIBLY INCORRECT. |  |
| potential (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | POSSIBLE (adj) | PUT BARRIERS AROUND ALL THE POSSIBLE DANGER AREAS. | Put barriers around all the potential danger areas. |
| pour (v) — UNNAPPROVED | PUT (v) | PUT THE MIXTURE INTO THE CYLINDER. | Pour the mixture into the cylinder. |
| power (v) — UNNAPPROVED | SUPPLY (v) | THE BATTERY SUPPLIES POWER TO THE CIRCUITS. | The battery powers the circuits. |
| PRECAUTION (n) | That which you do to prevent injury and/or damage | OBEY THESE PRECAUTIONS. |  |
| precautionary (adj) | PRECAUTION (n) | OBEY THESE PRECAUTIONS. | Take these precautionary measures. |
| precede (v) — UNNAPPROVED | BEFORE (conj) | BEFORE YOU APPLY THE TAPE, CLEAN THE SURFACE. | Application of the tape must be preceded by cleaning of the surface. |

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| precise (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | ACCURATE (adj) | THE GYRO ADJUSTMENT MUST BE ACCURATE. | The gyro requires precise adjustment. |
| precisely (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | ACCURATELY (adv) | ADJUST THE ANGLE OF THE CAMERA ACCURATELY. | The angle of the camera must be adjusted precisely. |
| PRECISION (n) | The quality of being accurate | THE TEMPERATURE OF THE OIL HAS AN EFFECT ON THE PRECISION OF THE OIL LEVEL INDICATOR. |  |
| preferable (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | RECOMMEND (v) | IT IS POSSIBLE TO MIX APPROVED ENGINE OILS OF THE SAME TYPE. BUT THE STANDARD PRACTICES MANUAL RECOMMENDS THAT YOU ALWAYS USE THE SAME TYPE OF ENGINE OIL. | It is possible to mix approved engine oils of the same type, but. according to the Standard Practices Manual. it is always preferable to use the same type of engine oil. |
| preferably (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | IF IT IS POSSIBLE | IF IT IS POSSIBLE, APPLY THIS ADHESIVE OUTDOORS. | Preferably, apply this adhesive outdoors. |
| preheat (v) — UNNAPPROVED | HEAT (n) | BEFORE YOU START THIS PROCEDURE, APPLY HEAT TO THE AREA WITH A HEAT LAMP. | Preheat the area with a heat lamp. |
| preload (v) — UNNAPPROVED | LOAD (TN) | BEFORE YOU START THIS PROCEDURE, APPLY A LOAD OF 10 lb TO THE SPRING. | Preload the spring to 10 lb. |
| premature (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | BEFORE (conj) | IF THE VALVE OPENS BEFORE THE SET PRESSURE, STOP THE TEST. | If the valve opening is premature, stop the test. |
| prematurely (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | BEFORE (conj) | IF THE VALVE OPENS BEFORE THE SET PRESSURE, STOP THE TEST. | If the valve opens prematurely, stop the test. |
| preparation (n) — UNNAPPROVED | PREPARE (v) | PREPARE THE MIXTURE 20 MINUTES BEFORE YOU USE IT. | Mixture preparation must be accomplished 20 minutes before use. |

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| PREPARE (v), PREPARES, PREPARED, PREPARED | To make or become ready | PREPARE THE TUBE FOR THE LEAK TEST. PREPARE FOR THE ELECTRICAL BONDING PROCEDURE. |  |
| prescribed (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | SPECIFIED (adj) | FILL THE CONTAINER WITH THE SPECIFIED COOLANT FLUID. | Fill the container with the prescribed coolant fluid. |
| presence (n) — UNNAPPROVED | BE (v) | THIS INSPECTION IS NECESSARY WHEN THERE ARE DEFECTS. | This inspection is necessary in the presence of defects. |
| present (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | BE (v) | IF THERE IS A VOLTAGE AT PIN C OF CONNECTOR F7, THE UNIT IS UNSERVICEABLE. | If a voltage is present at pin C of connector F7, the unit is faulty. |
| present (v) — UNNAPPROVED | GIVE (v) SHOW (v) | THIS SECTION GIVES THE APPLICABLE TORQUE VALUES. THE TABLE THAT FOLLOWS SHOWS THE RESULTS OF THE SURVEY. | The applicable torque values are presented in this section. The results of the survey are presented in the following table. |
| preserve (v) — UNNAPPROVED | PRESERVATION (TN) | THIS PROCEDURE IS FOR THE PRESERVATION OF STEEL CABLES. | This procedure will preserve the steel cables. |
| preset (v) — UNNAPPROVED | SET (v) | SET THE TENSION INDICATOR TO ZERO. | Preset the tension indicator to zero. |
| press (v) — UNNAPPROVED | PUSH (v) | PUSH AND HOLD THE TEST BUTTON. | Press and hold the TEST button. |
| PRESSURIZATION (n) | The procedure that supplies or increases the pressure | CONTINUE THE PRESSURIZATION FOR 10 MINUTES. |  |
| PRESSURIZE (v), PRESSURIZES, PRESSURIZED, PRESSURIZED | To supply pressure | PRESSURIZE THE CHAMBER TO 150 psi. |  |

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| PREVENT (v), PREVENTS, PREVENTED, PREVENTED | To make sure that something does not occur | TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO THE ENGINE, IMMEDIATELY INSTALL PROTECTIVE COVERS ON ALL OPENINGS. |  |
| prevent (from) (v) | LET (v) | DO NOT LET THE DOOR OPEN. | Prevent the door from opening. |
| preventive (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | PREVENT (v) | THIS COATING PREVENTS CORROSION. | This coating is a preventive measure for corrosion. |
| PREVIOUS (adj) | That goes before in an unspecified time or sequence Be accurate. Use LAST (adj) for the event that occurs immediately before in time or sequence. | IF YOU SELECTED "YES" IN A PREVIOUS STEP, GO TO PARAGRAPH 7.5. DO THE LAST INSPECTION AGAIN. | Do the previous inspection again. |
| PREVIOUSLY (adv) | Before, earlier, in the past | THIS SOFTWARE FINDS TERMS FROM PREVIOUSLY TRANSLATED FILES. |  |
| primarily (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | PRIMARY (adj) | THE PRIMARY FUNCTION OF THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM IS TO SUPPLY THE PRESSURE TO OPERATE THE FLIGHT CONTROLS. | The hydraulic system primarily supplies the pressure to operate the flight controls. |
| PRIMARY (adj) | First in importance | THE PRIMARY FUNCTION OF THE POWER UNIT IS TO SUPPLY ELECTRICAL POWER. |  |
| prime (v) — UNNAPPROVED | FILL (v) PUT (v) | FILL THE FILLER HOSE WITH WATER. PUT FUEL IN THE FUEL PUMP. | Prime the filler hose with water. Prime the fuel pump. |

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| principal (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | PRIMARY (adj) | THE PRIMARY FUNCTION OF THE SYSTEM IS TO SUPPLY ELECTRICAL POWER TO THE CONTROL PANEL. | The principal function of the system is to supply electrical power to the control panel . |
| prior to (prep) — UNNAPPROVED | BEFORE (conj) | BEFORE YOU DISCONNECT THE HOSES, DRAIN THE SYSTEM. | Drain the system prior to disconnecting the hoses. |
| priority (n) — UNNAPPROVED | IMPORTANT (adj) BEFORE (prep) FIRST (adv) | THIS PROCEDURE IS VERY IMPORTANT. BEFORE YOU FILL THE OUTER TANK, FILL THE INNER TANK. DURING THE PROCEDURE THAT FOLLOWS, REPAIR THE UPPER FLANGE FIRST. | This procedure has high priority. The inner tank filling procedure has priority over the outer tank filling procedure. During the following repair procedure, the upper flange has priority. |
| probability (n) — UNNAPPROVED | RISK (n) | TO DECREASE THE RISK OF FIRE, OBEY THE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS. | Obey the safety precautions to decrease the probability of fire. |
| probable (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | VERY POSSIBLE RISK (n) | IF YOU DO NOT SAFETY THE DOOR, IT IS VERY POSSIBLE THAT STRONG WINDS WILL CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE STRUCTURE. IF YOU DO NOT SAFETY THE DOOR, THERE IS A RISK THAT STRONG WINDS WILL CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE STRUCTURE. | If you do not safety the door, damage to the structure due to strong winds is probable. If you do not safety the door, damage to the structure due to strong winds is probable. |
| probe (v) — UNNAPPROVED | FIND (v) (WITH A PROBE [TN]) | FIND THE BLOCKAGE IN THE TUBE WITH AN APPLICABLE PROBE. | Probe the tube to find the blockage. |
| PROBLEM (n) | Something that is difficult and for which you must find the correct answer | IF YOU FIND A PROBLEM DURING THE TEST, REFER TO THE FAULT ISOLATION TABLE. |  |

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| PROCEDURE (n) | Steps that are in a sequence | THIS SECTION GIVES THE PROCEDURE TO DISASSEMBLE THE COMPONENT FULLY. |  |
| proceed (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CONTINUE (v) | CONTINUE WITH THE ELECTRICAL TEST. | Proceed with the electrical test. |
| process (in the process of ) (prep) | DURING (prep) WHILE (conj) | DURING THIS REPAIR, APPLY SUFFICIENT HEAT TO THE UNIT. WHILE YOU DO THIS REPAIR, APPLY SUFFICIENT HEAT TO THE UNIT. | Apply sufficient heat to the unit in the process of doing this repair. Apply sufficient heat to the unit in the process of doing this repair. |
| process (n) — UNNAPPROVED | PROCEDURE (n) This word is a technical noun when it means a sequence of changes that occur and cause a result. | THESE TWO ASSEMBLY PROCEDURES ARE ALMOST THE SAME. CORROSION IS AN ELECTROLYTIC PROCESS. | These two assembly processes are almost the same. |
| process (v) — UNNAPPROVED | DO (v) THE … PROCEDURE (n) | PUT THE PARTS IN AN ELECTROLYTIC BATH. THEN, DO THE ELECTROPLATING PROCEDURE. | Process the parts in an electrolytic bath. |
| produce (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CAUSE (v) GIVE (v) MAKE (v) SUPPLY (v) | ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT CAN CAUSE INTERFERENCE IN COMMUNICATION. A DILUTED SOLUTION WILL NOT GIVE YOU THE CORRECT RESULTS. WHEN THE LEVER ENGAGES, IT MAKES A CLICK THE POWER UNIT SUPPLIES THE SYSTEM WITH A VOLTAGE OF 28 V DC. | Electrical equipment can produce interference in communication. A diluted solution does not produce the correct results. The lever produces a click when engaged. The power unit produces a voltage of 28 V DC. |

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| product (n) — UNNAPPROVED | Be accurate. If it is possible, use the name of the product. | WHEN YOU CLEAN THIS UNIT, USE THE CORRECT SOLVENT. TRICHLOROETHANE IS A DANGEROUS MATERIAL. | When you clean this unit, use the correct product. This product is dangerous. |
| profile (n) — UNNAPPROVED | CONTOUR (n) | MAKE SURE THAT THE CONTOUR OF THE TEMPLATE IS THE SAME. | Make sure that the profile of the template is the same. |
| program (n) — UNNAPPROVED | SEQUENCE (n) | DISASSEMBLE THE ROTOR IN THIS SEQUENCE: | Disassemble the rotor according to the following program: |
| progress (n) — UNNAPPROVED | CONTINUE (v) Also refer to IN PROGRESS (adv). | MAKE SURE THAT THE TEST CONTINUES SATISFACTORILY. | Monitor the progress of the test. |
| progress (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CONTINUE (v) | YOU CAN CONTINUE THE TEST. | You can progress with the test. |
| progressive (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | GRADUALLY (adv) | GRADUALLY TORQUE THE NUT. | Apply progressive torque to the nut. |
| progressively (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | GRADUALLY (adv) | TORQUE THE BOLTS GRADUALLY. | Torque the bolts progressively. |
| prohibit (v) — UNNAPPROVED | PREVENT (v) | PUT A WARNING NOTICE ON THE PANEL TO PREVENT OPERATION OF THE CONTROLS. TELL THE PERSONNEL NOT TO USE ASBESTOS PARTS. | Tell (NOT TO) (v Prohibit the use of asbestos parts. |
| prolonged (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | LONG (adj) | OPERATION OF THE MOTOR FOR LONG PERIODS CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO IT. | Prolonged motor operation can cause damage. |
| prompt (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | IMMEDIATELY (adv) | IF YOU SWALLOW SOLVENT, DO NOT CAUSE VOMITING. GET MEDICAL AID IMMEDIATELY. | Prompt action is required if you swallow solvent. |

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| propagation (n) — UNNAPPROVED | INCREASE (v) If it is possible, give the dimensions or limits. | IF THE DIMENSION OF A CRACK INCREASES, THE PART CAN BREAK. IF THE DEPTH OF A CRACK IS MORE THAN 0.2 mm, REJECT THE PART. IF A CRACK IS LARGER THAN 0.2 mm, REJECT THE PART. | Crack propagation can cause the part to break. Crack propagation can cause the rejection of the part. Crack propagation can cause the rejection of the part. |
| proper (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | CORRECT (adj) | DO A CHECK FOR THE CORRECT OPERATION OF THE UNIT. | Check the unit for proper operation. |
| properly (adv) — UNNAPPROVED | CORRECTLY (adv) | CLOSE THE DOORS CORRECTLY. | Close the doors properly. |
| PROPERTY (n) | A characteristic or attribute of an object | THE MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF THIS METAL DECREASE AT HIGH TEMPERATURES. |  |
| PROPORTION (n) | The ratio of something to something else For other meanings, use: RELATION (n) | ALWAYS MIX CLEANING AGENTS WITH COLD WATER IN THE CORRECT PROPORTIONS. THE TEMPERATURE DECREASES IN RELATION TO THE ALTITUDE. | The temperature decreases in proportion to the altitude. |
| proportional (adj) — UNNAPPROVED | RELATION (n) PROPORTION (n) | THE CENTER OF GRAVITY MOVES IN RELATION TO THE LOADS ON THE WINGS. MIX THE PIGMENT AND SOLVENT IN THE CORRECT PROPORTIONS. | Movement of the center of gravity is proportional to the loads on the wings. Mix the correct quantity of pigment proportional to the quantity of solvent. |

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| proportionally (adv) | RELATION (n) | THE CABLE TENSION CHANGES IN RELATION TO THE TEMPERATURE. | The cable tension changes proportionally with temperature. |
| protect (v) — UNNAPPROVED | PREVENT (v) PROTECTION (n) | USE CELLOPHANE TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO THE SURFACE. MAKE SURE THAT ALL SHARP EDGES HAVE VINYL TAPE PROTECTION. | Use cellophane to protect the surface from damage. Make sure that all sharp edges are protected with vinyl tape. |
| PROTECTION (n) | Something to prevent injury, damage, or failure | APPLY TWO LAYERS OF SEALING COMPOUND ON THE SURFACES THAT HAVE NO PROTECTION. |  |
| PROTECTIVE (adj) | That gives protection | REMOVE THE PROTECTIVE LAYER. |  |
| PROTRUDE (v) PROTRUDES PROTRUDED PROTRUDED | To be farther forward or out from an adjacent surface | IF THE POP-OUT INDICATOR PROTRUDES, REPLACE THE FILTER ELEMENT. |  |
| provide (v) — UNNAPPROVED | GIVE (v) SUPPLY (v) | THIS SECTION GIVES THE PROCEDURES FOR THE STORAGE FO THE COMPONENT. THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM SUPPLIES PRESSURE FOR THE OPERATION OF THE FLIGHT CONTROLS. | This section provides the procedures for the storage of the component. The hydraulic system provides pressure for operating the flight controls. |
| provided (that) (conj) | IF (conj) | IF A REPLACEMENT PART IS AVAILABLE, REPLACE THE DAMAGED SHIELD. | Provided that a replacement part is available, replace the damaged shield. |

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| providing (that) (conj) | IF (conj) | IF A NEW PART IS INSTALLED, YOU CAN CONTINUE THE OPERATION OF THE MACHINE. | Providing that a new part is installed, you can continue the operation of the machine. |
| proximity (n) — UNNAPPROVED | NEAR (prep) | DO NOT DO MAINTENANCE WORK NEAR AN ENGINE THAT IS IN OPERATION. | Do not do maintenance work in proximity to a running engine. |
| PULL (v), PULLS, PULLED, PULLED | To use a force on something to move it toward the source of the force Use this word together with a preposition or an adverb to show direction. | PULL THE CABLE DOWN AND AWAY FROM THE BRACKET. |  |
| pump (v) — UNNAPPROVED | REMOVE (v) (WITH A PUMP [TN]) MOVE (v) (WITH A PUMP [TN]) | OPEN THE VALVE. THEN, REMOVE THE OIL FROM THE TANK AN APPLICABLE PUMP. WHEN THE VALVE IS OPEN, MOVE OIL FROM THE TANK TO THE CIRCUIT LINE WITH AN APPLICABLE PUMP. | Open the valve and then pump oil from the tank. When the valve is open, pump oil from the tank to the circuit lines. |
| puncture (v) — UNNAPPROVED | HOLE (n) | MAKE SURE THAT YOU DO NOT MAKE A HOLE IN THE BLADDER. | Take care not to puncture the bladder. |
| purge (v) — UNNAPPROVED | REMOVE (v) | REMOVE UNWANTED MATERIAL FROM THE SYSTEM. | Purge the system. |
| purify (v) — UNNAPPROVED | CLEAN (v) | CLEAN THE WATER. | Purify the water. |

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| PUSH (v), PUSHES, PUSHED, PUSHED | 1.To apply a force to something to move it away from the source of the force 2.To move with a force against something Use this word together with a preposition or an adverb to show direction. | PUSH THE INSERT DOWN UNTIL IT TOUCHES THE BOTTOM OF THE HOLE. THE SPRING UNIT PUSHES AGAINST THE BRAKE PEDAL. |  |
| PUT (v), PUTS, PUT No other verb forms. | To cause something to move or to be in a specified position or condition | PUT THE ADAPTER IN POSITION AGAINST ITS SUPPORT. PUT THE LEVER BACK TO ITS INITIAL POSITION. |  |
| PUT ON (v), PUTS ON, PUT ON No other verb forms. | To cover your skin or face with clothing, or other items that give protection | PUT ON SAFETY GOGGLES AND PROTECTIVE CLOTHING. |  |
