Aviation Terms

noun the act of reaching a destination or goal

verb to reach a destination or goal

• The train is scheduled to arrive at 3:00 PM.
• I'll arrive at the party around 8:00.
• Let's dip before the cops arrive.
• Success will arrive when you least expect it.

noun A security deposit or payment made to release someone from imprisonment

verb To release or secure the release of someone from imprisonment by providing bail

• The judge set a high bail for the defendant due to the serious nature of the crime.
• I had to bail my friend out of jail last night after he got into a fight.
• I'm going to bail on the party tonight, I'm not feeling it anymore.
• She decided to bail on the project halfway through, leaving her team to pick up the pieces.

noun a loud, harsh noise or sound

verb to make a loud, harsh noise

• The defendant's attempt to blatantly lie in court was quickly exposed by the prosecution.
• I can't believe she blatently copied my homework and tried to pass it off as her own.
• He blatently flirted with every girl at the party, thinking he was being smooth.
• The artist's use of bold colors blatently expressed his emotions in the painting.

noun A young trainee in a particular profession or activity

• The cadet completed his training at the military academy with flying colors.
• Hey, did you hear about the new cadet joining our squad?
• That cadet is a total rockstar on the field!
• She was a cadet in the school of hard knocks, learning valuable lessons along the way.

noun a small object that is used to keep things afloat in water

verb to rest or move on the surface of a liquid without sinking

• The buoyant material allowed the boat to float effortlessly on the water.
• I love to float in the pool on a hot summer day.
• Let's float down the river and enjoy the scenery.
• Her mind seemed to float in a state of bliss after meditating.

noun empty, exaggerated, or nonsensical talk or ideas

• The weather balloon was filled with hot air before being released into the atmosphere.
• Don't believe everything he says, it's just a bunch of hot air.
• Stop blowing hot air and get to the point!
• His promises were just hot air, they never materialized.

noun a device operated by a key, combination, or keycard and used to secure a door, gate, or container

verb to fasten or secure with a lock

adjective relating to something that is securely fastened or closed with a lock

preposition used in phrases like 'lock in' or 'lock up' to indicate securing or confining something

• Please remember to lock the door before leaving the office.
• Hey, don't forget to lock up when you're done.
• Make sure you lock that bad boy tight!
• She felt like her heart was under lock and key, guarded from any potential hurt.

noun a list of passengers or cargo on a ship or plane

verb to display or show a quality or feeling clearly

adjective clear or obvious to the eye or mind

• The company's goals and objectives are clearly manifest in its annual reports.
• You can see the effects of the new policy manifest in the improved productivity.
• Her excitement was manifest in the way she jumped up and down.
• The artist's emotions manifest in every brushstroke of the painting.

verb To plan and direct the route or course of a ship, aircraft, or other form of transportation.

• It is essential to have a clear map in order to navigate through the complex network of roads in the city.
• I always use Google Maps to navigate my way around town.
• I have no idea how to navigate this new video game level, it's so confusing!
• With her wisdom and experience, she was able to navigate through the challenges of life with grace.

noun a thickness or layer of material

verb to travel regularly over a route

• The carpenter used a high-quality ply for the new cabinet.
• I need to buy some ply for my DIY project.
• I heard the new skate park has some sick ply to ride on.
• She had to ply her way through the crowded market to reach the other side.

noun a length of thread or yarn, loosely coiled and knotted

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• The knitter carefully wound the skein of yarn into a neat ball.
• I found a tangled skein of thread in my sewing box.
• I can't believe how expensive that skein of wool is!
• The detective unraveled the skein of lies to reveal the truth.

noun a loose outer garment, such as a cloak or robe

verb to dress or clothe oneself in a particular way

• Please remember to bring your tog for the swimming competition.
• Don't forget to pack your tog for the beach trip.
• I can't believe you left your tog at home!
• She always carries her tog of confidence wherever she goes.

adjective describing a person or thing that is not accompanied by others

adverb modifying a verb, adjective, or other adverb to indicate time, manner, place, or degree

• The unaccompanied minor was escorted by airline staff to ensure their safety.
• She decided to walk unaccompanied to the store down the street.
• I can't believe he went to the concert unaccompanied, what a rebel!
• The unaccompanied melody of the violin echoed through the empty hall.

noun Acronym for 'Ask Me Anything', often used in the context of online Q&A sessions or forums

• The AMA guidelines recommend regular check-ups for individuals over the age of 50.
• I heard that the AMA suggests getting your cholesterol checked every year.
• My AMA said I should start exercising more to improve my health.
• The AMA of the company is always looking out for the best interests of its employees.

noun an extreme or irrational fear of flying or being in an airplane

• Aerophobia is a common fear among many individuals, causing them to avoid flying whenever possible.
• My friend has aerophobia, so we always end up taking road trips instead of flying.
• I can't believe my aerophobia is acting up again, I really don't want to get on that plane.
• Her aerophobia towards public speaking is hindering her career growth.