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An isobar is a line joining points of
equal pressure. 3. a long row of people,
etc.
a line of people
a line of cumulus
clouds 4. a row of written or printed
words
Look at line 4 on page 26. 5. a
telephone connection to another telephone
or system
Dial 9 to get an outside
line. 6. an electrical cable or wire 
telephone line cable supported on
pylons from one telephone exchange to
another
On final approach to an unfamiliar
airfield, pilots of light aircraft
should keep a sharp lookout for power
lines and telephone lines. 7. a system of
pipes
a fuel line 8. a company which
owns and manages a system of transportation
routes
a shipping line
an
airline such as KLM or QANTAS
linear linear /lniə/ adjective referring to a
line, straight
Although air may appear
to be still or calm it is, in fact, moving
west to east in space, the linear velocity
being zero at the poles and approximately
1,000 mph at the equator.  linear
scale a horizontal or vertical
straight-line, rather than circular, scale
on an instrument
linear actuator linear actuator /lniə ktjuetə/
noun an actuator which operates in a
straight back and forth manner, e.g. to
open undercarriage doors
line feature line feature /lan fitʃə/ noun a useful
navigational landmark, e.g. a railway
line, road or river
of position line of position /lan əv pə|
zʃ(ə)n/ noun same as position line
line of sight line of sight /lan əv sat/ noun a
clear path between sending and receiving
antennas. Abbreviation LOS
line up line up /lan p/ verb to move aircraft
into position ready for departure

Line up with the nosewheel on the runway
centre line.
link /lŋk/ noun 1. a connection
Light
aircraft can be steered while taxiing via
a direct link from rudder pedals to nosewheel.
2. a relationship
There is a link
between alcohol abuse and pilot error
resulting in accidents.  verb 1. to make
a connection, to join
The connecting
rod links the piston to the crankshaft. 2.
to establish a relationship between two
situations
They link alcohol abuse and
pilot error.
linkage 138
linkage linkage /lŋkd"/ noun a system or
series of mechanical connections such
as rods, levers, springs, etc.
throttle
linkage
rudder linkage
The linkage
from the control column to the control
surfaces should allow full and free
movement.
liquid liquid /lkwd/ adjective having a
consistency like that of water
Liquid
oxygen is stored in cylinders.  noun a
substance with a consistency like water

Water is a liquid, ice is a solid.
liquid crystal display liquid crystal display /lkwd
krst(ə)l ds|ple/ noun liquid crystals
that reflect light when a voltage is
applied, used in many watch, calculator
and digital displays. Abbreviation LCD
liquid fire liquid fire /lkwd faə/ noun oil or
petrol fire
list list /lst/ noun a series of names,
words, things to do, etc., arranged one
after the other in a vertical column 
verb to write a series of names, words,
etc. one after the other in a vertical column

List the advantages of a stressedskin
construction.
liter liter /litə/ noun US same as litre
lithium lithium /lθiəm/ noun a soft silvery
metallic element, the lightest known
metal, often used in batteries
an alloy
of aluminium and lithium
litmus litmus /ltməs/ noun a substance
which turns red in acid, and blue in
alkali
litmus paper litmus paper /ltməs pepə/ noun
small piece of paper impregnated with
litmus to test for acidity or alkalinity
litre litre /litə/ noun the volume of one kilogram
of water at 4°C (= 1,000cc or
1.76 pints) (NOTE: It is written l after a
figure: 10l; also written liter in US English.)
live live /lav/ adjective carrying electricity

live wire
livery livery /lvəri/ noun the colour scheme
and markings on the outside of an aircraft
that identify it as belonging to a
particular airline
LMT LMT abbreviation local mean time
load load /ləυd/ noun 1. the weight or mass
which is supported
The load on the
undercarriage decreases as lift
increases and, when the aircraft rises
　
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