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chart chart /tʃɑt/ noun a map for navigational
purposes significant weather
chart a weather chart with important
weather information marked on it
chase plane chase plane /tʃes plen/ noun an
aircraft whose role is to escort another
aircraft or to photograph it
check check /tʃek/ noun an examination to
make certain that something is as it
should be safety check A check was
made on the undercarriage and airframe
after the pilot reported a heavy
landing. run verb to examine something
in order to find out if it is correct
It is the pilot’s responsibility to check
that the aircraft is airworthy.
‘European Union (EU) airports may be
empowered to carry out safety checks on
foreign airlines’ [Flight International 1–
7 May 1996]
check in check in / tʃek n/ verb to register by
giving in your ticket, showing your
passport and giving your baggage at an
airline desk before a flight Passengers
should check in two hours before departure.
check-in check-in /tʃek n/ noun an airline
desk where passengers register before a
flight The check-in is on the first floor.
check-in time time at which passengers
should check in
check-in counter check-in counter /tʃek n
kaυntə/, check-in desk noun counter
where passengers check in
checklist checklist /tʃeklst/ noun a list of
items, often in booklet form, to be
checked in a given sequence Before
every flight, the pilot should perform
pre-flight checks using a checklist.
chemical chemical /kemk(ə)l/ adjective
referring to chemistry a chemical
reaction noun a substance used in or
made by a chemical process a chemical
such as anti-ice for propellers
chemistry chemistry /kemstri/ noun 1. the
science of chemical substances and
their reactions 2. the nature of something
The basic chemistry of fire can
be illustrated by the three sides of a triangle
representing fuel, oxygen and
heat.
chief chief /tʃif/ adjective most important,
main the chief factors the most
important factors
chief flying instructor chief flying instructor / tʃif
flaŋ n| str ktə/ noun the senior rank
of flying instructor. Abbreviation CFI
chock chock /tʃɒk/ noun a wooden or metal
device placed in front of the wheels of a
parked aircraft to prevent it from moving
The accident happened because
the chocks had been removed before the
engine was started.
choke choke /tʃəυk/ noun a valve in a carburettor,
which controls the amount of air
combining with fuel verb 1. to block a
tube, etc., making a liquid unable to
move a choked nozzle a blocked or
partly-blocked nozzle 2. to stop breathing
because you have inhaled water or
smoke
choke tube choke tube /tʃəυk tjub/ noun same
as venturi Increase in rpm increases
the speed of air passing through the
choke tube or venturi.
chopper chopper /tʃɒpə/ (informal) noun
same as helicopter verb to transport
something or somebody by helicopter,
or to travel by helicopter
chord chord /kɔd/ noun the shortest distance
between the leading and trailing
edges of an airfoil
chute chute /ʃut/ noun same as parachute
(informal)
circle circle /s%k(ə)l/ noun a line forming a
round shape, or a round shape formed
by objects or people They stood in a
circle on the tarmac. great circle
direction an imaginary circle on the
surface of the Earth which lies in a
plane passing through the centre of the
Earth
circuit circuit /s%kt/ noun 1. a complete
route around which an electrical current
can flow 2. the pattern of take-off,
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climb-out, turn onto crosswind leg, turn
onto downwind leg, turn onto base leg,
turn onto final approach and landing
When carrying out practice landings at
an aerodrome, the pilot should keep a
sharp lookout for other aircraft in the
circuit.
circuit board circuit board /s%kt bɔd/ noun an
insulating board which holds components
connected into an electrical circuit
circuit-breaker circuit-breaker /s%kt brekə/
noun a small protective device in the
circuit which blows or breaks before a
dangerous overload of current arises
circuitry circuitry /s%ktri/ noun a system of
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