Dictionary Terms

This is the STE dictionary table, a reproduction of the ASD-STE100 dictionary table for review.

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Word (Part of Speech) STE Approved meaning / ALTERNATIVES STE Example Non-STE Example
harmful (adjective) DANGEROUS (adjective) SOLVENT FUMES ARE DANGEROUS. Solvent fumes are harmful to your health.
INJURY (noun) THIS ADHESIVE COMPOUND CAN CAUSE INJURY TO YOUR SKIN. This adhesive compound is harmful to your skin.
harmonize (verb) AGREE (verb) MAKE THE POSITIONS OF THE VALVES AGREE. Harmonize the positions of the valves.
ALIGN (verb) ALIGN THE CENTERLINE ON THE FLUX VALVE. Harmonize the centerline on the flux valve.
haul (verb) TOW (verb) BEFORE YOU START THE ENGINE, TOW THE HYDRAULIC CART AWAY FROM THE AIRCRAFT. Haul the hydraulic cart away from the aircraft before you start the engine.
MOVE (verb) BEFORE YOU START THE ENGINE, MOVE THE HYDRAULIC CART AWAY FROM THE AIRCRAFT Haul the hydraulic cart away from the aircraft before you start the engine.
HAVE (verb) , HAS, HAD No other verb forms. To possess as a part or quality THE SYSTEM HAS AN EMERGENCY WARNING DEVICE.
have to (verb) Use a verb in the imperative form WHEN ENGINES ARE IN OPERATION, PUT ON A HEARING PROTECTION DEVICE. When engines are in operation, you have to put on a hearing protection device.
hazard (noun) DANGEROUS (adjective) TRICHLORO- ETHYLENE IS DANGEROUS. Trichloroethylene is a health hazard.
hazardous (adjective) DANGEROUS (adjective) ALL PERSONNEL WHO DO WORK WITH DANGEROUS MATERIALS MUST OBEY THE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS THAT FOLLOW. All personnel who work with hazardous materials must obey the following safety instructions.

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