The turbulence warning
Example: Turbulence warning alerts passengers to expected rough conditions
Definition
"The turbulence warning" is a notification given to passengers and crew aboard an aircraft indicating that rough air conditions are expected, prompting them to prepare for potential sudden movements and ensure safety measures are followed.
Etymology
The term "the turbulence warning" combines 'turbulence,' derived from the Latin 'turbulentia,' meaning disorder or confusion, and 'warning,' from Old English 'warnian,' meaning to caution. Together, they form a phrase used in aviation to alert about unstable air conditions. Did you know? The use of warnings in aviation became crucial as air travel advanced in the 20th century, improving passenger safety.
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"The turbulence warning" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Air travel & Aviation - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 110 commonly used words.
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