A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com
A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com
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demobilisation 126 denture<br />
demobilisation, f., (mil.) passage of an army, of<br />
a regiment, etc., from war to peace footing.<br />
demobilise?, v. a., (mil.) to demobilize, to muster<br />
out of war service, to go back to peace footing.<br />
demoiselle, f., earth rammer.<br />
demolir, v. a., to demolish, break up, pull down,<br />
raze; (mil.)to break up stores, etc., condemned;<br />
(more esp., Fr. a.) to break up cartridges, projectiles,<br />
into constituent elements;<br />
une poudre, (powd.) to lixiviate (damaged)<br />
gunpowder;<br />
tird, ,v. tir.<br />
demolition, f., demolition, destruction; (mil.)<br />
the separation of cartridges, projectiles, eto,<br />
into their constituent elements, saving the<br />
parts that may serve again; military demolition,<br />
destruction;<br />
s, rubbish.<br />
demonstrate, a., (mil.) demonstrative;<br />
<strong>com</strong>bat , demonstrative action (frequently<br />
synonymous with front attack) .<br />
demonstration, f., (mil.) demonstration.<br />
demontable, a., that takes apart, to pieces,<br />
"take-down;"<br />
affut , (art.) carriage in parts, take-down<br />
carriage;<br />
canon , (art.) jointed gun, gun that takes<br />
apart.<br />
demon tage, m., (art.,sm. a.) dismounting, taking<br />
apart, (as, a gun, a rifle, etc.); (the destructive)<br />
dismounting of the enemy's guns by artillery<br />
fire.<br />
demoniC, a:, (man.) unhorsed, dismounted<br />
(against one's will).<br />
demonter, v. a., (art., sm. a.) to dismount, take<br />
apart, to take down (as, a gun, a rifle); (art.) to<br />
dismount, i. e., remove guns from a work a<br />
(><br />
gun from its carriage: to dismount, i. e., disable,<br />
the enemy's guns; (mil.) to supersede (in<br />
<strong>com</strong>mand); (man.) to unhorse; (in gen.) to<br />
unship, to take to pieces;<br />
la chevre, (art.) to strike the gin.<br />
demoralisation, f., (mil.) loss of morale, demoralization.<br />
demoucheter, v. a., (fenc.) to take the button<br />
off a foil.<br />
demoulage, m., (fond.) lifting, removal of a pattern,<br />
of a casting, from a mold.<br />
demouler, v. a., (fond.) to lift, remove a pattern,<br />
a casting, from a mold.<br />
demunir, v. a., to strip, deprive, of anything (as,<br />
a place of its stores, a fort of its ammunition,<br />
etc.).<br />
demuseler, v. a., to unmuzzle.<br />
dendrites, m. pi., (met., min.) dendrites.<br />
deni, m., refusal of what is due; (law) refusal of a<br />
judge to statuer; action of denying;<br />
de justice,<br />
refusal of a judge to pass on a<br />
case, to do justice in a case, whether by open<br />
refusal or by negligence.<br />
denier, m., penny; (in pi., as an administrative<br />
term) fund, moneys;<br />
allocation en s, allowance in money;<br />
<strong>com</strong>ptabilite en s, money .accountability, re-<br />
les s de Vetat, public money, public funds.<br />
deniveiee, f. , difference of level of two points.<br />
deniveler, v. a., to put out of level.<br />
denivellation, f., unevenness; state of being out<br />
of level; change, fall of level (as in a stream);<br />
(top.) difference of level.<br />
deniyellement, m., variation of level; settling,<br />
sinking (as of an engine, etc.); state of being<br />
out of level.<br />
denombrement, m., census; (mil.) <strong>com</strong>putation<br />
(man by man) of numerical strength of troops;<br />
collective enumeration of the various categories<br />
of troops.<br />
denombrer, v. a., to take a census.<br />
denomination, f., denomination; (mil.) military<br />
title of address.<br />
denoncer, v. a., to declare, cublish, the expiration<br />
of a treaty, of an armistice. to denounce a<br />
treaty; to report to the authorities, to the law,<br />
etc.;<br />
la guerre, to declare war.<br />
deiioiielation, f. , denunciation (of a treaty, etc.);<br />
report made to the authorities, etc.;<br />
denonciation de la guerre, declaration of war.<br />
denouer, v. a., (cord.) to undo a knot, to untie,<br />
loose.<br />
denoument, m., (cord.) untying, loosening.<br />
denoyage, m., artificiel, hydro-pneumatism<br />
of a turbine.<br />
denree, f., article, <strong>com</strong>modity; any article of food<br />
(except meat, generally in pi., esp. as a military<br />
term), used for both man and beast;<br />
sfourrageres, forage ;<br />
s-vivres, rations, articles <strong>com</strong>posing the soldier's<br />
subsistence.<br />
deiisimetre, m., (ball.) densimeter;<br />
& mercure, mercury densimeter.<br />
deusite, f., density;<br />
absolue, (ball) absolute density (exclusive of<br />
pores and interstices);<br />
de chargement, (ball.) density of loading;<br />
des coups, (ball.) grouping of hits, density<br />
of grouping;<br />
defeux, (art., sm. a.) density of fire;<br />
gravimetrique, (ball.) gravimetric density,<br />
weight of unit volume, inclusive of air spaces;<br />
de groupement, (ball.) density of grouping,<br />
ratio of number of shots to unit area on which<br />
they fall;<br />
de la ligne de <strong>com</strong>bat, (mil.) number of men<br />
per yard of front;<br />
au mercure, (ball.) real density, specific<br />
weight , density by mercury;<br />
des points d'impact, (ball.) grouping of hits,<br />
density of hits;<br />
reelle, v. au mercure',<br />
de section, (ball.) sectional density;<br />
transversale, v. de section.<br />
dent, f., tooth; tooth (of a saw, of a horse, etc.);<br />
(mach.)tooth, catch, cog, pawl; (top.) mountain<br />
top of prismatic form;<br />
h , cogged, toothed;<br />
d'arrtt, (r.f. art.) cocMng-toe (Maxim semiautomatic);<br />
d'en bas, lower tooth;<br />
en bee de perroquet, gullet tooth (saw);<br />
caduque, (hipp.) milk tooth;<br />
de cJieval, (hipp.) adult tooth;<br />
ti chevitte, phi;<br />
de dessous, lower tooth;<br />
de dessus, upper tooth;<br />
de devant, front tooth;<br />
d'engrenage, (mach.) ratchet; gear tooth;<br />
s etagees. en etages, (mach.) stepped<br />
teeth, teeth in steps;<br />
d'en haut, upper tooth;<br />
d'impulsion, (mach.) impulse tooth;<br />
incisive , incisor;<br />
de lait, v. caduque;<br />
de loup, (art., mach.) pawl, catch;<br />
- machcliere,]SiW tooth;<br />
mitoyenne, middle tooth;<br />
moldirc, molar tooth;<br />
ceillere, eye tooth;<br />
pas des 5, (mach.) pitch of teeth;<br />
persistante, (hipp.) tooth late in <strong>com</strong>ing,<br />
and that never falls out;<br />
pied d'une , (mach.) shoulder of a tooth or<br />
cog;<br />
plein d'une , (mach.) thickness of a tooth or<br />
cog;<br />
de remplacement, v. de cheval;<br />
roue a s, (mach., etc.) ratchet wheel;<br />
supplementale, (mach.) hunting cog;<br />
de surete, (sm. a.) safety lug;<br />
triangulaire, (art.) cutter.<br />
dente, a. , (mach., etc.) cogged, toothed; fitted with<br />
teeth;<br />
roue e, cogwheel;<br />
en scie, serrated.<br />
denteie, a., (top.) (of a coast) indented.<br />
dentele, m., (hipp.) denticulated muscle.<br />
denteler, v. a., to tooth, notch, indent.<br />
dentelure, f., indentation.<br />
denter, v. a., to tooth, to cog (as, a wheel).<br />
dentition, f.,(hipp.) dentition;<br />
de<br />
chcvalj second dentition;<br />
de poulain, first dentition.<br />
denture, f., (macft.) the teeth or cogs of a wheel,<br />
gearing; ^itch of gearing;<br />
& developpantes de, cercle, evolute teeth;