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consideration consideration /kən|sdə|reʃ(ə)n/
noun 1. something important to remember
and to think carefully about  to
take into consideration to remember
to include when thinking about something,
solving a problem or making a
calculation 2. thoughtfulness, respect 
to show consideration for other people
and property to show respect for
what belongs to other people
consist consist /kən|sst/ verb  to consist of
to be made up of
Layer cloud names
consist of a prefix, according to height
of base, and a suffix according to shape.
 to consist in to mean, to be
consistent consistent /kən|sstənt/ adjective
always reacting or behaving in the same
way
Human hair responds in a consistent
manner to changes in the relative
humidity.  consistent performance
performance which maintains a
particular standard
consolidate consolidate /kən|sɒldet/ verb to
make more solid or strong  revision of
the subject helps to consolidate it
revision of the subject helps to set it
more firmly in the memory
consolidation consolidation /kən|sɒl|deʃ(ə)n/
noun 1. a process by which something
is made more solid or strong 2. the
grouping of goods together for shipment
constant constant /kɒnstənt/ adjective
unchanging  the temperature of the
gas remains constant the temperature
of the gas stays the same  constant
pressure pressure which stays the same
constant speed drive unit constant speed drive unit
/kɒnstənt spid drav junt/ noun
a device fitted to aircraft with constant
speed propellers. Abbreviation CSDU
constant speed propeller constant speed propeller
/kɒnstənt spid prə|pelə/ noun a propeller
with a control system which automatically
adjusts pitch to maintain
selected rpm
constant speed unit constant speed unit /kɒnstənt
spid junt/ noun a device that automatically
keeps a propeller at a speed
set by the pilot. Abbreviation CSU
55 contaminate
constituent constituent /kən|sttjυənt/ noun
any one of the various parts that make
up a whole
Water, whether in the form
of vapour, liquid or ice, is a very important
constituent of the atmosphere.
constitute constitute /kɒnsttjut/ verb to
make up, to form
Oxygen and nitrogen
together constitute most of the
atmosphere.
constrain constrain /kən|stren/ verb 1. to prevent
somebody from being completely
free or from doing something they want
to do
The airline was constrained in
its purchase of new aircraft by lack of
financial resources. 2. to force somebody
to do something
Lack of financial
resources constrained the airline to
cancel the purchase of new aircraft.
constraint constraint /kən|strent/ noun something
that reduces freedom of action

The number of landings per 24-hour
period is subject to constraint.
constrict constrict /kən|strkt/ verb to make
something narrower, especially to make
the flow of gas or liquid more difficult
by narrowing the passage through
which it flows
In the carburettor venturi,
the flow of air is constricted.
constriction constriction /kən|strkʃən/ noun
the act of constricting, or a place where
something is particularly narrow
A
thermometer has a constriction in the
base of the tube between the bulb and
the beginning of the scale.
construct construct /kən|strkt/ verb 1. to put
together
The table on page 4 can be
used to construct the low level forecast
for the route. 2. to build  to construct
an aircraft to manufacture or build an
aircraft
Wings are constructed of light
alloy pressed ribs and an outer skin.
construction construction /kən|strkʃən/ noun
1. the act of putting things together, or
the way in which something is put
together
The basic construction of the
lead-acid cell consists of a positive
electrode and negative electrode. 2. a
building
The construction of the
home-built aircraft took two years.
consume consume /kən|sjum/ verb 1. to use
up in a given time
Drag must be overcome
with thrust, which requires
engines, which in turn consume fuel. 2.
to eat
consumption consumption /kən|smpʃ(ə)n/
noun 1. the amount used up in a given
time
Fuel consumption is higher in
　
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