Business as Usual

Sth shining (like metal, water, or teeth) and figurative brightness (like joy or pride in someone’s eyes)

cheerful, carefree, and not serious

They are called flows because pilots usually move their hands in a set pattern across panels, switches, and controls (e.g., left to right, top to bottom), covering all necessary systems.

to move quickly and busily, often with energy or in a hurry

to drive a vehicle backward over something or someone or to drive a vehicle backward over something or someone

to move something (or someone) into a new place, position, or situation

a test of aircraft engines on the ground before flight, usually at high power settings, to check performance and systems

To start moving (takeoff context):

to move or climb quickly, often with effort / To launch military aircraft quickly in response to an alert

to put on special clothing or equipment, usually for work or a specific activity

adjective meaning occurring at irregular intervals; not continuous or steady.

during the entire time; continuously while something else happens

everything is going well; all is fine.

flow out suddenly and in large amounts, or to speak with great enthusiasm.

because of; due to

physically assault or handle someone roughly

lacking a coherent sequence or connection; not well organized; disconnected

to make a sudden, involuntary movement out of fear, pain, or surprise

to succeed in doing something difficult

to stop working or end an activity for the evening

unwilling or unable to believe something

the act of changing direction or being turned aside; in aviation, it often refers to the movement of flight controls or redirection of forces

an aeronautical maneuver in which an aircraft moves sideways relative to its forward motion, usually to lose altitude without gaining speed or to correct for crosswinds

happening at the same time; simultaneous

during the period of time after a particular event

the full knowledge and complete understanding that one has about an event only after it has happened

a friendly, pleasant, and approachable outward appearance or demeano

way, method, or approach to achieving something.

criticize, disapprove of,

appearing as a dark shape or outline against a lighter background

a structure built out from the land into the water, used as a landing place for boats or to protect a shoreline/harbor

to illustrate or show something clearly by giving an example

to examine or explore by touch, usually with hands or fingers (commonly used in medical/security contexts).

to watch, monitor, or keep track of someone or something over time

a hierarchy of status seen among members of a group of people or animals, originally as observed among hens.

asking an authority to take action; or the act of formally requesting something

idiom meaning soldiers or personnel physically present in an area of operations; more generally, people directly working in the field rather than planning from afar.

to a very great degree; severely; extremely (often in a negative or emotional context)

to pay for something, especially when the cost is large or unexpected, often reluctantly

To arrange or negotiate a deal.

all together, as a group, in one body

not certain or fixed; provisional; done without confidence or certainty

to do or use something (often unpleasant or undesirable) as a last option

Not well suited or not properly adjusted to a situation

a large group of people or animals moving together in the same direction

written or printed form of a piece of music showing all the parts for instruments or voices

slanting or sloping; not straightforward; indirectly expressed

to write something quickly and briefly; noun – a very small amount

strange, mysterious, or seeming to belong to another world; supernatural or unusual.

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