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liquid refrigerant.
refuel refuel /ri|fjuəl/, re-fuel verb to fill
with fuel again Fire risk is always
present when you defuel and refuel.
regain regain /r|$en/ verb to obtain again
or to acquire again The omni-bearing
selector/course deviation indicator is a
demand instrument which indicates
which way to turn to regain the required
bearing.
regard regard /r|$ɑd/ noun a particular
point or aspect in this regard concerning
this or with reference to this
with regard to concerning or with reference
to With regard to the turbopropeller
engine, changes in propeller
speed and pitch have to be taken into
account. verb to look upon or consider
in a particular way Thoughtful
concern for others is regarded as an
essential component of good airmanship.
regardless regardless /r|$ɑdləs/ preposition
in spite of, despite, with no thought of
with fly-by-wire technology, the aircraft’s
stalling angle of attack cannot
be exceeded regardless of control
stick input the stalling angle of attack
cannot be exceeded, despite or no matter
what the pilot does with the flying
controls
region region /rid"ən/ noun 1. an area, usually
a large geographical area The
troposphere is deepest in equatorial
regions and shallowest near the poles.
2. in the region of about or approximately
The burning temperature of
191 relative bearing
the fuel is in the region of 2,000°C (Celsius).
register register /red"stə/ noun an official
list or record The student’s name was
not on the register. verb 1. to record or
to indicate on an instrument During
ground running checks, if oil pressure
does not register within a few seconds,
the engine should be stopped and the
cause investigated. Electrically operated
pressure gauges register main and
emergency system pressure. 2. to enter
details on an official list to register an
aircraft
registration registration / red"|streʃ(ə)n/
noun the entry of civil aircraft into
records of national certification authority
with details of letter and number
code displayed on aircraft certificate
of registration a document issued as
proof of registration
regular regular /re$jυlə/ adjective 1. occurring
at fixed time intervals a regular
flight regular inspections inspections
taking place at equal intervals of time 2.
ordinary or standard part of the regular
menu
regulate regulate /re$jυlet/ verb to control,
to adjust to a specific requirement
Controllable cowl flaps regulate the
amount of air flowing across the cylinders.
regulation regulation / re$jυ|leʃ(ə)n/ noun an
act or instance of controlling or adjusting
to a specific requirement Regulation
of cabin temperature is controlled
by the manual setting of a mechanically
controlled switch.
regulations regulations / re$jυ|leʃ(ə)nz/ plural
noun rules or laws
regulator regulator /re$jυletə/ noun a device
used to control the flow of fluids or
electric current voltage regulator a
device to control the level of voltage
Reid vapour pressure test Reid vapour pressure test / rid
vepə preʃə test/ noun a test to determine
the pressure required above a liquid
to hold the vapours in the liquid at a
given temperature
reinforce reinforce / rin|fɔs/ verb to make
stronger or to strengthen Typical skin
materials used in aircraft are made
from epoxy resins which are reinforced
with glass, carbon or Kevlar fibres.
reinforced reinforced / rin|fɔst/ adjective
made stronger or strengthened
reinforced plastics reinforced plastics / rinfɔst
plstks/ plural noun plastic materials
used with glass fibres to repair some
types of aircraft structure
reinforcement reinforcement / rin|fɔsmənt/
noun the act of strengthening, or a
material or structure used to strengthen
something There is reinforcement
around each opening in the pressure
cabin, such as the cabin door, escape
hatch and windows.
relate relate /r|let/ verb 1. to make a connection
or link, to associate Orientating
the chart relates the direction of
land features to their representation on
the chart and aids recognition. 2. to
relate to to concern or to be about
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