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stare decisis

içtihat, emsal karar

C2

The legal principle of following previous court decisions (precedents) when ruling on similar cases.

  • The court must follow stare decisis.
  • This case is a clear example of stare decisis.
Business

turn right heading

sağa dön, istikamet (…), sağa dönerek (verilen) istikamete gelmek

C2

An ATC instruction to turn right until the aircraft is flying on the given heading.

  • The controller told us to turn right heading zero nine zero.
  • Turn right heading two seven zero and expect vectors for the approach.
Travel

clear of conflict

çatışma sona erdi, çatışma giderildi

B1

The TCAS message, repeated by pilots to ATC, saying that a traffic conflict is over.

  • When TCAS announced clear of conflict, the crew returned to their altitude.
  • Clear of conflict, returning to flight level three five zero.
Expression

leave everything

her şeyi bırakın, eşyalarınızı bırakın

B1

A cabin crew command in an emergency evacuation telling passengers not to take any belongings.

  • The cabin crew shouted, "Leave everything! Get out!"
  • In an emergency, leave everything and evacuate.
Expression

cargo door open

kargo kapısı açık

C1

A cockpit warning showing that a cargo door is not fully closed and locked.

  • The "cargo door open" warning came on just before pushback.
  • The crew returned to the gate after a cargo door open message.
Work

clear prop

pervane temiz, herkes çekilsin

C1

A warning shouted before starting an aircraft engine with a propeller.

  • Clear prop! The engine is about to start.
  • Before turning the key, he shouted, 'Clear prop!'
Expression

dead foot dead engine

ölü ayak, ölü motor

C1

A memory aid for twin-engine pilots: the foot not pressing a rudder pedal is on the side of the failed engine.

  • Remember "dead foot, dead engine" when an engine fails after takeoff.
  • The instructor taught us "dead foot, dead engine" to find the failed engine.
Technology

flaps full

tam flap, flaplar tam

C1

The maximum flap setting, or a pilot's callout asking for it, usually before landing.

  • The captain called for flaps full on short final.
  • We usually land with flaps full on this short runway.
Expression

wizard of oz MVP

wizard of oz MVP, oz sihirbazı MVP

C1

An MVP that seems automated but is run manually behind the scenes.

  • The wizard of oz MVP simulates automation.
  • It was a wizard of oz MVP, not truly automated.
Expression

above path

süzülüş yolunun üstünde, yaklaşma profilinin üstünde

C2

In aviation, being above the correct flight path or glideslope during an approach.

  • The aircraft was slightly above path on approach.
  • Being above path means you are too high for landing.
Expression