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Warm air absorbs moisture more easily
than cold air. Our bodies absorb oxygen.
to absorb information to understand
and remember something Only
a few passengers absorb the pre-departure
safety information.
absorption absorption /əb|zɔpʃən/ noun the
act of taking something in There is
absorption of energy by the tyre when
the aircraft lands.
ACAC abbreviation 1. alternating current
2. altocumulus (ICAO)
ACARS ACARS abbreviation airborne communication,
addressing and reporting
system
ACAS ACAS /eks/ abbreviation airborne
collision avoidance system
ACC ACC abbreviation area control centre
accelerate accelerate /ək|seləret/ verb to
increase speed After start-up, the
engine accelerates up to idling speed.
The aircraft accelerated down the runway
and took off. Opposite decelerate
acceleration acceleration /ək| selə|reʃ(ə)n/
noun 1. the act of increasing the speed
of something or of going faster. Opposite
deceleration (NOTE: Acceleration
can be felt as an aircraft begins its takeoff
run.) 2. a force that pulls outwards
and is caused by a change in direction
rather than a change in speed Acceleration
forces can be felt during aerobatic
manoeuvres.
acceleration due to earth’s gravity acceleration due to earth’s
gravity noun the pulling force exerted
on a body by the Earth. It has an international
standard value of 9.80665
metres per second per second. Abbreviation
g
accelerometer accelerometer /ək| selə|rɒmtə/
noun an instrument that measures an
aircraft’s acceleration
accept accept /ək|sept/ verb 1. to be able to
take or receive Some units accept
electrical inputs from the autopilot. 2.
to take or receive something when it is
given to you She accepted the award
on behalf of the whole crew. to accept
a gift, to accept a prize to take a prize
which is handed to you 3. to be willing
to receive or admit something to
accept the blame to be willing to admit
that you were the person who caused
something bad to happen The airline
accepted the blame for the loss of their
baggage. to accept responsibility to
be willing to be answerable for something
The copilot accepted responsibility
for the incident.
acceptable acceptable /ək|septəb(ə)l/ adjective
allowed or approved of, although it may
not be perfect acceptable level of
safety a good enough standard of safety
acceptable limits the limits generally
regarded as correct there must be a
continuous flow of clean oil at an
acceptable temperature the temperature
of the oil must be within given
maximum and minimum figures
acceptance acceptance /ək|septəns/ noun 1.
willingness to believe something or
agree to something There is a growing
acceptance that safety is the main priority.
2. willingness to do or use something
acceptance of new technology
willingness to use new technology
accepted accepted /ək|septd/ adjective
believed or recognised It is accepted
that incorrect use of English played a
part in the accident. It is generally
accepted that flying is one of the safest
forms of transport.
access access /kses/ noun a way to find or
get at something to gain access to to
manage to enter a place access to
information the means to get at,
retrieve and use information verb to
find and use to access data, to access
information to find, retrieve and use
data or information
3 according to
accessibility accessibility /ək| ses|blti/ noun
the ease with which something can be
reached or found Accessibility of components
and equipment during servicing
enables work to be done more
quickly.
accessible accessible /ək|sesb(ə)l/ adjective
easy to get at It is a good idea to have
a set of emergency charts in an accessible
place in the cockpit. Instruments
which need resetting in flight must be
accessible to the crew.
accessory accessory /ək|sesəri/ noun a system
or piece of equipment of secondary
importance a camera with several
accessories adjective of secondary
importance There are many accessory
systems which need engine power to
operate them – pumps, generators,
magnetos, etc. (NOTE: The noun accessory
is not connected with the noun
access or the verb to access.)
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