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carburettor icing carburettor icing /kɑbəretə
asŋ/ noun a process by which, under
particular conditions, ice forms in the
venturi tube of the carburettor
cardioid cardioid /kɑdiɔd/ adjective shaped
like a heart
The cardioid polar dia-
carousel 40
gram of the magnetic field around a
bar-magnet.
carousel carousel /krə|sel/ noun a rotating
platform from where arriving passengers
can pick up their baggage
Baggage
from flight AC123 is on carousel
No 4.
carriage carriage /krd"/ noun the act of
carrying
Regulations require the carriage
of life-rafts when flying over
water.
carrier carrier /kriə/ noun 1. a person or
organisation that carries people or
goods from one place to another
Individual
carriers assign codes to aircraft.
2. a frame or bag in which objects can
be carried
carrier wave carrier wave /kriə wev/ noun a
radio signal that is transmitted continuously
at a constant amplitude and frequency

Amplitude modulation has
only one pair of usable sidebands each
at about one sixth of the signal strength
of the carrier.
carry carry /kri/ verb to take somebody or
something from one place to another

The aircraft was carrying 120 passengers.
(NOTE: carrying – carried)
cartridge cartridge /kɑtrd"/ noun a removable
unit for an air filter
Cabin air filters
normally consist of a casing, housing
a replaceable filter cartridge.
CAS CAS abbreviation 1. calibrated airspeed
2. controlled airspace
case case /kes/ noun 1. an outer covering,
housing or jacket
Cooling air is
directed through passages in the engine
case to control engine case temperature.
2. an example, situation or circumstance

In some special cases, e.g. for
landing and take-off, wind directions
are measured from magnetic north.
casing casing /kesŋ/ noun a cover that
encloses a piece of equipment, etc.

Annular and outer air casing form a
tunnel around the spine of the engine.
CAT CAT /kt/ abbreviation clear air turbulence
catastrophe catastrophe /kə|tstrəfi/ noun a
very bad event or accident, a disaster

the recent air catastrophe off the Nova
Scotia coast.
Although the family
were not at home when it happened, the
crash which destroyed their house was
a catastrophe for them.
catastrophic catastrophic /ktə|strɒfk/ adjective
terrible, disastrous
In a catastrophic
accident where many persons
may be disabled, those who show signs
of life should be rescued first.
categorise categorise /kt$əraz/, categorize
verb to put into groups, classes or
categories
Figure 2 categorises the
types of wave by frequency band.
Aircraft
can be categorised by weight,
number of engines, role, etc.
category category /kt$(ə)ri/ noun an official
class or group
Load factors vary
depending on the category of aircraft.
cathode cathode /kθəυd/ noun a negative
electrode or terminal
The cathode is a
metal cylinder fitted with an internal
heater.
cathode ray tube cathode ray tube /kθəυd re
tjub/ noun a high-vacuum tube in
which cathode rays produce an image
on a screen such as a TV screen
Electronic
indicating systems show engine
indications, systems monitoring and
crew alerting functions on one or more
cathode ray tubes or liquid crystal displays
mounted in the instrument panel.
Abbreviation CRT
cause cause /kɔz/ noun something that
makes something else happen, a reason

If the ammeter shows a high state of
charge after start up, it is quite normal
and no cause for alarm.  verb to make
something happen
Air in the fuel line
can cause an engine to flame-out or
stop.
caution caution /kɔʃ(ə)n/ noun 1. advice or
a warning to be careful
If a problem
occurs in the spoiler system, a master
caution light illuminates. 2. care
Proceed
with caution.
cavitation cavitation /kv|teʃ(ə)n/ noun the
formation of vapour-filled cavities or
holes in liquids and gases, caused by
low pressure or high speed
Most reservoirs
are pressurised to provide a
positive fluid pressure at the pump inlet
and thus prevent cavitation and the formation
of bubbles.
cavity cavity /kvti/ noun a hole
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