Meaning ELT
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abbreviation for English Language Teaching; an important sector of the educational book market.
Source: npage.org

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Another poor quality language school giving bi-monthly salaries to alkies, methpats and sex offenders.
Source: khmer440.com

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Emergency Locator Transmitter. Small radio transmitter fixed on the aircraft’s structure, automatically activated by impact or water immersion, transmitting a code enabling SAR satellites or search un [..]
Source: airodyssey.net

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See Entry-level training.
Source: deta.qld.gov.au (offline)

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A broad term used to cover the range of fields in English language teaching and learning.
Source: bell-foundation.org.uk (offline)

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Emergency Locator Transmitter
Source: abbreviations.com

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Emergency Locator Transmitter. A radio transmitter carried on most general aviation aircraft that broadcasts a signal in the event of an aircraft accident. ELT use was mandated by the FAA in 1973, requiring units that broadcast their signal on two emergency frequencies (121.5 and 243.0 MHz).  These emergency frequencies were monitored by the intern [..]
Source: aroundthepattern.com (offline)

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Emergency Locator Transmitter, a radio beacon mounted in the aircraft usually near the tail, activated by an accelerometer in the event of a crash.  The signal is picked up by low-earth orbiting satellites for use in search and rescue operations. 
Source: niquette.com (offline)

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(Emergency Locator Transmitter) A radio transmitter automatically activated by the impact of an accident. Emits a warbling tone on the international emergency frequencies of 121.5 MHz, 243 MHz and 406 MHz (newer models), which can be received by nearby FAA facilities, aircraft overhead, and search and rescue (SARSAT) satellites.
Source: ogarajets.com (offline)

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Emergency Locator Transmitter. Small radio transmitter fixed on the aircraft’s structure, automatically activated by impact or water immersion, transmitting a code enabling SAR satellites or search un [..]
Source: aviation-service.com

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(transitive,UK|_|dialectal|Northern England|Scotland) To injure (anything) by rough handling; handle roughly. (transitive,UK|_|dialectal|Northern England|Scotland) To begrime; soil with mud; daub; [..]
Source: en.wiktionary.org

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Emergency Locator Transmitter
Source: aerofiles.com

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Emergency Locator Transmitter
Source: airbus.com

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English Language Teaching or Training–A term coined in the UK and designed to replace EFL. It is in use around the world but has yet to catch on in the USA.
Source: teflcertificatecourses.com (offline)

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An emergency beacon that aids in locating an aircraft when activated.
Source: thompson-aviation.com

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Emergency Locator Transmitter
Source: gofir.com

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Emergency locator transmitter; emits a homing signal from a crashed aircraft to simplify location for rescue services.
Source: aviastar.org





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