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ETD ETD abbreviation estimated time of
departure
ETOT ETOT abbreviation estimated take-off
time
Eurocontrol Eurocontrol /jυərəυkən|trəυl/
noun the European organisation for the
safety of air navigation (NOTE: Eurocontrol
operates the ATC centre at Maastricht
in the Netherlands and the Central
Flow Management Unit in
Brussels.)
European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service European Geostationary Navigation
Overlay Service
/jυərəpiən d"iəυsteʃ(ə)n(ə)ri
nv$eʃ(ə)n əυvəle s%vs/ noun
full form of EGNOS
evacuate evacuate /|vkjuet/ verb 1. to
remove all the people from somewhere
in the event of an emergency
to evacuate
all passengers from the airport 2.
to empty somewhere of all people in it
because of an emergency
to evacuate
the aircraft 3. to create a vacuum 
87 examination
evacuate a glass jar remove all the air
from a glass jar
evacuation evacuation /|vkju|eʃ(ə)n/ noun
1. the act of removing all people from
somewhere in the event of an emergency

The evacuation of the passengers
from the airport was not ordered.
2. an act of emptying somewhere of all
people in it because of an emergency

The evacuation of the aircraft did not
take long.  evacuation command an
evacuation order from the captain 
ditching evacuation an evacuation
after the aircraft has force-landed on
water
evaluate /|vljuet/ verb to examine
and judge carefully
Deposits of ice
are detected and continuously evaluated
to operate a warning system.
evaluation evaluation /|vlju|eʃ(ə)n/ noun
the examination and judgement of
something
The ice detector system
provides continuous evaluation of conditions
conducive to the formation of
ice.
evaporate /|vpəret/ verb to convert
or change a liquid into a vapour
In
the heat of the day, water evaporates
from the surface of the earth. Opposite
condense
evaporation evaporation /|vpə|reʃ(ə)n/ noun
the changing of a liquid into vapour,
vaporisation
Carburettor icing can be
caused by the expansion of gases in the
carburettor and the evaporation of liquid
fuel.
even even /iv(ə)n/ adjective 1. flat or
smooth, with no bumps or dents 2. the
same in all parts of an area or over a
whole surface
an even distribution of
passengers
an even application of
paint 3.  even numbers exactly divisible
by 2, e.g. 4, 6, 20  adverb 1. yet
more
It will be even higher than the
new building.  even faster not just as
fast as, but more 2.  even if whether or
not
Stop at the holding point even if
there are no other aircraft on the
approach.  even though in spite of the
fact that
He gained his private pilot’s
licence even though he was 73 years
old.
event event /|vent/ noun a happening
The
Paris air show is a major event.  in the
event of if something should happen

Passengers should fasten their seat
belts in the event of turbulence.  in the
event of main pump failure if there
should be a failure of the main pump 
in the event of fire if there should be a
fire
eventual eventual /|ventʃuəl/ adjective happening
at an unspecified time in the
future
Water in the fuel may lead to
eventual engine stoppage.
eventually eventually /|ventʃuəli/ adverb at an
unspecified time in the future
Vapour
cools and eventually condenses.
evidence /evd(ə)ns/ noun an outward
sign  external evidence of
cracks something which can be seen on
the surface which suggests that there is
a deeper structural problem
Deformed
wing panels may be evidence of an
over-stressed airframe.
evident /evd(ə)nt/ adjective obvious,
easily seen or understood
It is
evident from the information available
that language problems played a part in
the cause of the accident.  self-evident
clear in itself, without further explanation
exact /$|zkt/ adjective completely
accurate or correct
The exact fuel flow
and pressure is adjusted.  the calculation
is not exact the calculation is not
100% correct
exactly /$|zktli/ adverb 1. accurately,
correctly
Measure the quantity
　
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