Dictionary of Aviation 航空词典上

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zone audible /.d.b(.)l/ adjective possible to hear . The fire detection system should contain an audible warning device.
audio /.di.υ/ noun an audible sound or sound signal . The diagram shows an amplitude modulation case where the lower frequency of the audio is about 300 Hertz.
augment /.ment/ verb to make larger by adding something . The sea breeze may augment the up-slope motion of an anabatic wind.
aural /.r.l/ adjective referring to hearing . The aural and visual alerts will continue until the crew take action to cancel them. (NOTE: Aural is some-times pronounced /aυr.l/ to show the difference with oral.)
authorise /.θ.ra.z/, authorize verb
to allow officially, to give permission .
A signature is required to authorise the repair.
authorised /.θ.ra.zd/, authorized
adjective officially allowed, permitted .
Aircraft with a maximum authorised weight of 12,500 lb or less. . an authorized person a person who has been given power to act and perform particular tasks or duties
authoritative /.θ.r.t.t.v/ adjec-tive in the manner of somebody with authority, in a commanding way . crew must act in an authoritative manner
crew must give firm instructions or
orders authority /.θ.r.ti/ noun 1. com-plete control or power over something .
While boarding, the captain has the authority to ask an unruly passenger to leave the aircraft. 2. an official or gov-

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ernment body with the power to make
decisions auto-/.t.υ/ prefix automatic or auto-mated
autogiro /.t.υda.r.υ/ noun an
aircraft that uses a propeller to produce forward motion and has an unpowered horizontal rotor for lift and stability
autoland /.t.υlnd/ abbreviation
automatic landing automate /.t.me.t/ verb to make
e.g. a device or procedure automatic . automated systems systems which have been made less dependent on direct human control or management
automatic /.t.mt.k/ adjective 1.
done without needing to think . In the early stages of training, student pilots have to think about the use of the flying controls, but after a while these actions become automatic. 2. which works by itself without the need of an operator .
The normal activation method is auto-matic.

automatic dependent surveil-lance /.t.mt.k d.pend.nt s.
ve.l.ns/ an electronic surveillance sys-tem that uses data that aircraft provide automatically via a datalink and is able to identify and track the aircraft

automatic direction finder
/.t.me.t.d da.rek.(.)n fa.nd./ noun a radio navigation instrument that receives signals from non-directional radio beacons . The needle on the ADF indicator points toward the selected radio signal. Abbreviation ADF

automatic landing /.t.mt.k
land../ noun automatic flight control system capable of landing an aircraft ‘hands-off.’ Abbreviation autoland

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