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This article examines the semantic features of English aviation
terminology, focusing on its precision, systematic organization, and adaptability to
technological and operational advancements. Aviation terminology, a vital tool for
effective communication in a high-stakes global industry, demonstrates unique
semantic properties shaped by its functional and international nature. Through an
analysis of its linguistic structure, contextual usage, and global standardization, this
study highlights the pivotal role of aviation terminology in ensuring safety, efficiency,
and clarity in the aviation sector.
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