LOCATION (n) A "spot" or "site" you can find FIGURES 1 THRU 4 SHOW THE LOCATION OF THE WALKWAYS.
LOCK (v),
LOCKS, LOCKED, LOCKED To attach something, or hold it in position with a "locking" device LOCK THE SWITCH AND REMOVE THE KEY.
LOCK ON (v), LOCKS ON, LOCKED ON, LOCKED ON To find and stay on a "target" or signal (TN) automatically THE DME LOCKS ON AT 5 MILES.
log (v) RECORD RECORD THE COMPASS CORRECTION ON THE CARD. Log the compass corrections on the card.
LONG (adj)
(LONGER, LONGEST) That has large length or "duration" USE A TUBE NOT LONGER THAN 3.3 FEET.
LONGITUDINAL (adj) Related to the longitudinal axis (TN) ADJUST THE LONGITUDINAL TRIM SYSTEM.
LONGITUDINALLY (adv) In a longitudinal direction MOVE THE STAND LONGITUDINALLY.
LOOK (v),
LOOKS, LOOKED, LOOKED To use your eyes (TN) to see or find LOOK THROUGH THE INSPECTION WINDOW.
LOOP (n) A circular shape made in a flexible material MAKE A LOOP OF WIRE AROUND THE UNIT.
loop (v) LOOP (n) MAKE A LOOP OF WIRE AROUND THE UNIT. Loop the wire around the unit.
LOOSE (adj) 1. On, in, but not attached COLLECT THE LOOSE BARREL NUTS.
2. Not tight
NOTE : For other meanings, USE: TENSION (TN). TURN THE KNOB UNTIL YOU FEEL THAT IT IS ALMOST LOOSE.
LOOSELY (adv) Not tightly MAKE SURE THAT THE PARTS ARE LOOSELY ASSEMBLED.
LOOSEN (v),
LOOSENS, LOOSENED, LOOSENED To cause to be not tight LOOSEN THE ATTACHMENT SCREWS.
lose (v) DECREASE THE EFFECT OF THE SOLVENT DECREASES QUICKLY. The solvent loses its effectiveness quickly.
lost (adj) DECREASE (v), NOT FIND (v) IF THE PRESSURE DECREASES QUICKLY, THE SHEAR PINS IN THE LATCH WILL BREAK. If pressure is lost rapidly, shear pins in the latch will shear.
IT IS POSSIBLE THAT YOU CANNOT FIND THE RUBBER BUSHES. The rubber bushes may be lost.
LOW (adj)
(LOWER, LOWEST) That is of small value IF THE FLUID LEVEL IS LOW, THE SYSTEM WILL NOT OPERATE.
LOWER (v),
LOWERS, LOWERED, LOWERED To move something down LOWER THE ANTENNA TO GET ACCESS TO THE CABLE CONNECTOR.
lowermost (adj) BOTTOM THE BOTTOM MARK ON THE BOARD IS XXXX. The lowermost mark on the board is XXXX.
LUBRICATE (v), LUBRICATES, LUBRICATED, LUBRICATED To apply lubricant (TN) LUBRICATE THE O-RINGS WITH HYDRAULIC FLUID (NATO H-515).
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