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monitor system monitor system /mɒntə sstəm/
noun system for checking and warning
monocoque monocoque /mɒnəkɒk/ noun a
three-dimensional body with all the
strength in the skin and immediately
underlying framework
In monocoque
construction there is no internal stiffening,
as the thickness of the skin gives the
strength and stability.
monoplane monoplane /mɒnəυplen/ noun an
aircraft that has only one pair of wings
monsoon monsoon /mɒn|sun/ noun a wind
from the south-west or south that brings
heavy rainfall to southern Asia in the
summer
Although the monsoon winds
are thought of as being Asiatic phenomena,
they do occur over Africa and parts
of North America, especially the Gulf of
Mexico.  monsoon season a season of
wind and heavy rainfall in tropical
countries
morning mist morning mist /mɔnŋ mst/ noun
a mist which usually disappears before
midday, as the result of warming from
the sun
Morse Morse /mɔs/ noun a code used for
transmitting messages in which letters
of the alphabet and numbers are represented
by dots and dashes or short and
long signals
VOR (very high frequency
omni-directional radio range)
stations transmit a 2 or 3-letter aural
Morse callsign on the reference signal
at least every 30 seconds. (NOTE: Morse
is still used for identifying some radio
beacons.)
COMMENT: Named after S. F. B.
Morse, the American electrician who
died in 1872.
motion motion /məυʃ(ə)n/ noun movement,
the act of changing position or place 
horizontal motion movement from
side to side  rotary motion circular
movement  vertical motion up and
down movement
MOTNE MOTNE noun a network for the
exchange of meteorological information
needed by meteorological offices,
VOLMET broadcasting stations, air
traffic service units, operators and other
aeronautical users. Full form Meteorological
Operational Telecommunications
Network Europe
motor motor /məυtə/ noun a machine
which provides power for moving a
vehicle or device with moving parts

an electric motor
a hydraulic motor
(NOTE: Piston or jet power plants for aircraft
are referred to as engines not
motors.)
mould mould /məυld/ noun a hollow shape
for forming plastics, etc.
Moulds are
used in the manufacture of plastic components.
 verb to shape, often using a
mould
Thermo-plastic material
become soft when heated and can be
moulded again and again. (NOTE: It is
also written mold in US English.)
mount mount /maυnt/ verb to fix to a support

A propeller consists of a number of
separate blades mounted in a hub.
mountain mountain /maυntn/ noun a mass of
rock rising above ground level, higher
than a hill
They flew over mountains
in the south of the country.
Mountain Standard Time Mountain Standard Time
/maυntn stndəd tam/ noun a
time zone of the west-central part of the
USA and Canada, 7 hours behind GMT
153 mutual inductance
mounted mounted /maυntd/ adjective fixed
to a support  rear-mounted mounted
at the rear of the aircraft
Some aircraft
such as the Boeing 727 have rearmounted
engines.
mounting mounting /maυntŋ/ noun a supporting
component or attachment point

Airbus aircraft have engine mountings
under the wings.
movement movement /muvmənt/ noun a
change in place or position
The
upward movement of the piston compresses
the fuel/air mixture.  movement
of the crankshaft the rotation of
the crankshaft  the downward movement
of cool air the downward flow of
cool air
mph mph abbreviation miles per hour
MSL MSL abbreviation mean sea level
MTA MTA /em ti e/ abbreviation military
training area
MTBF MTBF /em ti bi ef/ noun the average
period of time that a piece of equipment
will operate between problems.
Full form mean time between failures
MTTR MTTR /em ti ti ɑ/ noun the average
period of time required to repair a
faulty piece of equipment. Full form
mean time to repair
MTWA MTWA abbreviation maximum total
weight authorised
muff muff /mf/ noun  acoustic ear muffs
multi- multi- /mlti/ prefix multiple or many
multi-engine multi-engine /mlti end"n/,
multi-engined /mlti end"nd/
　
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