RECORD (v),
 RECORDS, RECORDED, RECORDED  1. To make "notes" of and keep data to use subsequently  MONITOR AND RECORD THE RESULTS.  
    2. To put data on "storage" material  electronically or as photos (TN)  THE COCKPIT VOICE RECORDER RECORDS THE LAST 30 MINUTES OF FOUR AUDIO-INPUT SIGNALS.  
 recover (v)  COLLECT  REMOVE THE NUT AND THE BOLT, AND COLLECT THE WASHER.  Remove nut and bolt and recover washer.
 rectify (v)  CORRECT  CORRECT THE DEFECT BEFORE YOU TOW THE AIRCRAFT.  Rectify defect before towing aircraft.
 recur (v)  OCCUR  IF THE SYMPTOMS OCCUR AGAIN, DO A SYSTEM TEST.  If the symptoms recur, do a system test.
 reduce (v)  DECREASE  SLOWLY DECREASE THE RATE OF DESCENT.  Slowly reduce rate of descent.
 REFER (v),
 REFERS, REFERRED, REFERRED  To tell a person where to find data  REFER TO CHAPTER 28 FOR THE TEST PROCEDURE.  
reference (n)  REFER (v)  REFER TO CHAPTER 20 FOR THE STANDARD TORQUE VALUES.  Reference is made to Chapter 20 for standard torque values.
 referenced (adj)  GIVEN  THIS POINT IS GIVEN ON THE GRAPH.  This point is referenced on the graph.
 reflect (v)  REFLECTION (n)  THE RETICLE IMAGE GOES TO THE MIRROR, WHICH MAKES A REFLECTION ON THE BOTTOM SURFACE OF THE GLASS.  The reticle image goes to the mirror, which reflects it up to the glass bottom surface.

 
 
 REFLECTION (n)  Something that occurs when energy (TN) comes against a surface which sends it back  A CLEAN SURFACE GIVES A BETTER REFLECTION.  
 REFUEL (v),
 REFUELS, REFUELED, REFUELED  To supply with fuel (TN)  REFUEL THE AIRCRAFT.  
 register (v)  SHOW  ADJUST THE "SET +40" CONTROL UNTIL THE POINTER SHOWS +40.  Adjust the SET +40 control until the pointer registers +40.