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north-east
A north-easterly wind was
blowing. 2. moving towards the northeast

Follow a north-easterly direction.
north-eastern north-eastern /nɔθ istən/ adjective
referring to or situated in the northeast

the north-eastern part of the
United States
northerly northerly /nɔðəli/ adjective 1. situated
towards the north
the most northerly
point of a country 2. blowing from
or coming from the north  northerly
airflow airflow coming from the north
157 notice

a northerly airflow from the polar
regions 3. moving towards the north

We are flying in a northerly direction. 
noun a wind which blows from the
north
northern northern /nɔð(ə)n/ adjective referring
to or situated in the north
the
northern hemisphere
hemisphere northern hemisphere /nɔð(ə)n
hem|sfə/ noun the area of the Earth
to the north of the equator
North Pole North Pole /nɔθ pəυl/ noun the
point which is furthest north on the
earth
From the UK the aircraft flew
over the North Pole to Vancouver.
northward /nɔθwəd/ adjective
going towards the north  adverb US
same as northwards
northwards northwards /nɔθwədz/ adverb
towards the north
One of the aircraft
was flying northwards.
west north-west /nɔθ west/ noun the
direction between north and west
The
aircraft turned towards the north-west.
 adjective 1. situated in the north-west

the north-west coast of England 2.
blowing from or coming from the northwest

a north-west wind  adverb
towards the north-west
We are heading
north-west.
north-westerly north-westerly /nɔθ westəli/
adjective 1. blowing from or coming
from the north-west
A north-westerly
wind was blowing. 2. moving towards
or to the north-west
Follow a northwesterly
direction.
north-western north-western /nɔθ westən/
adjective referring to or situated in the
north-west
the north-western part of
the United States
wind north wind /nɔθ wnd/ noun a wind
blowing from or coming from the north
(NOTE: A wind is named after the direction
it comes from.)
nose /nəυz/ noun the extreme forward
end of the aircraft
nose cone nose cone /nəυz kəυn/ noun the
foremost part of the nose of a multiengine
aircraft which may house electronic
equipment, but not an engine
nose dive nose dive /nəυz dav/ noun an
extremely steep descent by an aircraft
front first
nose-dive nose-dive /nəυz dav/ verb to fall
steeply with the front end pointing
downwards
nose gear nose gear /nəυz $ə/ noun the nose
wheel and supporting struts and linkages
nosewheel nosewheel /nəυzwil/ noun the
undercarriage wheel at the front of the
aircraft. Compare tailwheel
no-smoking sign no-smoking sign /nəυ sməυkŋ
san/ noun a sign, usually lit-up, warning
passengers and crew that smoking is
not allowed
note note /nəυt/ noun 1. a brief message on
a piece of paper
There’s a note on
your desk. 2. a brief comment made on
paper about something that you are
reading, listening to, or watching

Make notes while you watch the video
recording. 3. a short comment or explanation
in a text, often at the end of a
book or at the bottom of a page 4. a
piece of paper money
a £10 note
(NOTE: The US English is bill.) 5. a
musical tone of definite pitch
The note
of the engine changes as rpm (revolutions
per minute) is increased.  verb 1.
to observe carefully, to take notice

Note that true north is always along a
meridian. 2. to write down
Note the
time of departure on the log sheet.

Note the time of any incident.
‘…immediately you become unsure of
your position, note the time and, if you
are in touch with an ATC unit, especially
a radar unit, you should request
assistance’ [Civil Aviation Authority,
General Aviation Safety Sense Leaflet]
notice notice /nəυts/ noun 1. a written or
spoken announcement 2. a formal
warning or notification  to give notice
to inform an employee or employer in
advance and in writing, of a termination
to a period of employment
As a result
of the accident, the instructor was given
　
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