# Page 253–256 of 434

> **Source:** ASD-STE100 Issue 9, January 2025
> **Pages:** 253–256 of 434

# Page 253 of 434

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

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

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

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