noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
aviation fuel (= used used by planes )
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high-octane aviation fuel
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
civil
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The proposed merger called into question Britain's civil aviation policy of the previous twenty years.
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In addition to civil aviation crashes, the independent board looks into some highway, railroad, marine and pipeline accidents.
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The Assembly passed a law on civil aviation and amended existing legislation on export-import taxes.
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At the same time Beaverbrook told the House of Lords of Britain's willingness to attend an international conference on civil aviation .
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Far better, perhaps, to concentrate on civil aviation .
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This radical and sweeping blueprint for Britain's peacetime civil aviation industry was considered by the War Cabinet on 25 February 1943.
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The comparable figures for research connected with defence, space and civil aviation were £1343 million, £52 million and £69 million.
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Anthony Eden, the Foreign Secretary, asked them to what extent the full internationalization of civil aviation was possible.
general
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In other words, they become true general practitioners in aviation .
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It now handles roughly 220, 000 takeoffs and landings a year of the smaller, mostly general aviation aircraft.
light
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I came across on this trip. Light aviation is thriving too.
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There is a light aviation service on Prestel, Skymaster, which receives, on average, about 400 calls a day.
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Let us get our own house in order for the benefit of the regulation of light aviation in general.
■ NOUN
enthusiast
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Everyone there was an aviation enthusiast - they either flew or wanted to fly.
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Heraldry is a fascinating subject, one to which aviation enthusiasts are naturally drawn.
fuel
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Two of the torpedoes struck below the waterline on the port side near the aviation fuel tanks.
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The engines of the Atlas burned a modified aviation fuel , similar to kerosene, with liquid oxygen.
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The company also expects to increase its sales in the aviation fuel nozzle servicing business.
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In a moment the flight deck is an inferno of aviation fuel .
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Shattered homes were ablaze and trees torched by flaming aviation fuel .
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Gasoline, aviation fuel , heating oil, and diesel fuel tank farms are always located near centers of demand.
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As the protest spread at least three airports reported they would be out of aviation fuel by this morning.
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They steal aviation fuel for their lamps, and sometimes the lamps explode.
history
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Read in studio One of the most famous warplanes in aviation history is about to make its farewell appearance.
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Local aviation history is strongly represented, too.
industry
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This led in turn to the most highly successful venture in buying and selling of business aircraft the aviation industry had seen.
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This radical and sweeping blueprint for Britain's peacetime civil aviation industry was considered by the War Cabinet on 25 February 1943.
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It's proving indispensable to the aviation industry and to astronomers.
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However, some of the problems that were to haunt the postwar aviation industry had already begun to appear.
safety
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There isn't all that much in the world of aviation safety that is left entirely to luck.
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We do that regularly for aviation safety matters.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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At the same time Beaverbrook told the House of Lords of Britain's willingness to attend an international conference on civil aviation .
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Finally Brooks of Clapham included a varied and most interesting collection of aviation memorabilia in their sale on September 15.
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Gasoline, aviation fuel, heating oil, and diesel fuel tank farms are always located near centers of demand.
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Light aviation is an unpredictable business.
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Now with Amelia, Gosmo had the first aviation editor.
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Roosevelt, like Churchill, saw the significance of postwar civil aviation , and believed in free and open competition.
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Schiavo is correct in pointing out that there are many aspects of commercial aviation in need of safer practices.
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This radical and sweeping blueprint for Britain's peacetime civil aviation industry was considered by the War Cabinet on 25 February 1943.