English for Electronics: Actions
This document defines and provides examples of common technical actions including: to remove an object from its position; to lift something upwards to a higher position; to inspect something carefully to ensure it is correct; to assemble different parts together; to modify something by making minor changes to improve it; to repair something that is broken; to analyze something carefully to explain or understand it; to calibrate an instrument to make it more accurate; to adjust something slightly to improve it; to align things in a straight line or correct position in relation to other objects; to explain something in an easy to follow way; to recommend by advising or suggesting based on special knowledge; and to clean something by getting dirt off of it.
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English for Electronics: Actions
- 2. Remove To remove is to take an object away from its current position or place.
- 3. Lift To lift is to move something in an upwards direction, so that it is in a higher position.
- 4. Inspect To inspect is to examine something carefully, with the goal of making sure that it is correct or good enough.
- 5. Assemble To assemble is to put the different parts of something together.
- 6. Remove To remove is to take an object away from its current position or place.
- 7. Modify To modify something is to make minor changes to something, with the goal of improving it.
- 8. Repair To repair something is to fix something that is broken.
- 9. Analyze To analyze is to study something carefully, in order to explain or understand it.
- 10. Calibrate To calibrate is to change or check an instrument or tool, in order to make it more accurate.
- 11. Adjust To adjust is to alter or move something slightly, in order to improve it.
- 12. Align To align is to arrange things so that they make a straight line or are in the right position, in relation to other objects.
- 13. Explain To explain is to tell someone something in a way that is easy to follow.
- 14. Recommend To recommend is to advise or make suggestions, particularly when a person has special knowledge about something.
- 15. Clean To clean something is to get the dirt off something.