conventional (adj) STANDARD PULL THE AIRCRAFT TO A SAFE AREA WHERE YOU CAN USE THE STANDARD PROCEDURES. Drag the aircraft to a safe location where more conventional methods can be applied.
conversant (adj) KNOW (v) YOU MUST KNOW THE POSITION OF THE SAFETY DEVICES. You must be conversant with the position of safety devices.
convert (v) CHANGE CHANGE THE FUEL LOAD TO U.S. GALLONS. Convert the fuel load to U.S. gallons.
convey (v) MOVE MOVE THE EQUIPMENT TO A SAFE AREA. Convey the equipment to safe area.
COOL (adj) Moderately cold WHEN THE AREA IS SUFFICIENTLY COOL, POLISH THE SURFACE.
cool (v) COOL (adj), DECREASE OPERATE THE PARKING BRAKE WHEN THE BRAKES ARE COOL. Apply parking brake when brakes have cooled.
LET THE TEMPERATURE OF THE COMPONENT DECREASE UNTIL IT IS THE SAME AS THE AMBIENT TEMPERATURE. Let the temperature of the component cool to ambient.
COPY (n) An object made the same as "another" object SEND FIVE COPIES OF THE DEFECT REPORT TO THE ENGINEERING AUTHORITY.
copy (v) WRITE, COPY (n) WRITE THE TAIL NUMBER ON THE RECORD FORM. Copy the tail number on the record form.
MAKE A COPY OF THE DATA ON THE IDENTIFICATION PLATE. Copy the identification plate information.
CORNER (n) The point or the angle (TN) made when lines (TN), sides, or edges touch LOOK FOR CRACKS FROM THE CORNER OF THE OPENING.
CORRECT (adj) Agrees with "all" that is necessary to the maximum MAKE SURE THE POLARITIES ARE CORRECT.
CORRECT (v), CORRECTS, CORRECTED, CORRECTED To make correct CORRECT THE TENSION.
CORRECTION (n) A change to make something correct DO NOT DO THE CORRECTION AT THIS HEADING.
CORRECTLY (adv) Agrees with "all" that is necessary to the maximum MAKE SURE THE CIRCLIP IS CORRECTLY INSTALLED.
correspond (v) AGREE, SAME (adj) THE VALUES OF TABLE 4 AGREE WITH THE DATA OF THE SPECIFICATION. The values of Table 4 correspond to the data of the specification.
CLOSE VALVE "A" WHEN YOU GET THE SAME INDICATIONS ON GAUGES "X" AND "Y". Shut valve A when the reading on gauges X and Y correspond.
corresponding (adj) RELATED THE RELATED CAUTION LIGHT MUST GO OFF AFTER 30 SECONDS. The corresponding caution light shall go off after 30 seconds.
corrode (v) CORROSION (TN) MATERIAL XXXX CAUSES CORROSION OF SURFACES WITHOUT PROTECTION. Material XXXX corrodes unprotected surfaces.
corrosive (adj) CAN CAUSE CORROSION (TN) HYDRAULIC FLUID CAN CAUSE CORROSION. Hydraulic fluid is corrosive.
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