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executoirc 168 exploiter
executoire, a., (adm., etc.) final, mandatory.
exemplaire, m., model; copy.
exempt, a., exempt, free, excused from;
de service, (mil.) excused from duty (as,
from a roll call, etc.);
du service milUaire, (mil.) not required to
do military service, free from serving.
exemption, f., exemption, freedom from; (mil.)
exemption from military service;
d'appel, (Fr. a.) exemption from service
during maneuvers (of reservists);
de service, (mil.) excused from duty (as,
from a roll call, etc.};
du service, (mil.) exemption from serving
in the army.
exercer, v. a., to exercise, train, practice; to carry
on; (mil.) to drill, instruct;
s' au tir, d tirer, (art., t. p.) to carry on,
do, target practice.
exercice, m., exercise, practice, functions; (adm.)
fiscal year; (mil,frequently in pi.) drill, drilling,
exercises;
d, V (mil.) at drill;
of office;
annce a' , (adm.) fiscal year; year
s d'assouplissement, (mil.) setting-up drill,
exercises;
de la bawnnette, etc., (fenc.) bayonet, etc.,
e-crcise;
& blanc, (art.) practice with blame cartridges;
dcs touches & feu, des canons, (art.)
gun drill;
budgetaire, (adm.) fiscal year;
de cadres, (mil.) officers' drill, i.e., a drill
carried on without men;
d la cible, target practice;
chs, (adm.) past, closed, fiscal year;
de combat, (mil.) battle exercises;
corrcctionnel, (mil.) punishment drill, extra
drill by way or punishment;
courant, (adm.) fiscal year current;
detaille, (art., etc.) drill by the numbers, by
detail,
d double action, one in which enemy is represented
by a full body of men;
en in , practice;
s d'cnsemble, (art.) drill or exercise in which
all the units interested take part;
faire I' (mil.) to be drilled;
faire faire I' d, (mil.) to drill (a company, a
battalion, etc.);
dfeu, firing drill;
de lancement, (lorp.) torpedo drill, torpedolaunchin.sr
drill;
s partiels de mobilisation, (mil.) mobilization
drill (packing, issue of rations, etc.);
de nage, rowing drill, boat drill;
* d 'occupation, (art.) an exercise involving
the manning, equipping, and serving of a
battery, as nearly as possible under war service
conditions;
de pointage, aiming drill;
de. punition. v. correctionnel;
reqlemcnt sur I'
, (mil.) drill regulations
for . . . .
;
du sabre, (fenc.) saber drill, exercise;
par temps, y. detaille;
de tir, (art., inf.) target practice.
exhaussement, m., elevation, raising; (Fr. art.)
plate fixed to the cheek, to raise the trunnions
(obs.); sort of frame or rack to increase the
capacity of a chariot de pare;
dwfond, shallowing of water:
du rail exterieur, (r. r.) elevation of the
outer rail;
d hautes (moyennes) ridelles (Fr. art.) long-
(snort-) raved rack.
exhausser, v. a., to raise; to run up quickly.
exhaustion, f., exhaustion;
Giffard d' , (steam) ejector.
existant, m., (mil. adm.) what is actually in
store; stores on hand; cash on hand (used
also in pi.).
existence, f., exlstance; (mil. adm.) statement
of.differences (U. S. A.);
certificat d' (Fr. a.) certificate of existence,
submitted by a soldier in certain
exoneration, f., (mil. adm.) relief from part or
all of a debt incurred to the state by involuntary
error, or by malversation of an
agent, etc.
exosmose, t., exosmooe.
exostose, f., (Mpp.) exostosis.
expanseur, m., (steam) tube-expander.
expansibility, r., expansibility (as, of steam).
expansif, a., expansive, expanding.
expansion, f., (mach., etc.) expansion (of steam,
of powder gases, etc.);
machined, , expansion engine,
expatriation, f., expatriation.
expatrier, v. a. r., to expatriate; to leave one's
country.
expedient, m., expedient, shift.
expedier, v. a., to dispatch; to clear; to send; to
expedite, hasten; to send on, off; to draw up.
expediteur, m., person shipping, shipper or
sender of anything (goods, material, etc.);
sender (of a letter, message, etc.).
expedition, f., expedition; dispatch, speed; dispatch,
sending (of material, effects, etc.);
(adm.) copy, duplicate (of a paper, voucher,
of any document); transmission, dispatch, of
papers; (mil.) expedition;
avis d' , (adm.) invoice (practically, notice
that material has been sent or shipped);
en double, triple, , in duplicate, triplicate;
gtre en , (mil.) to be on an expedition;
militaire, military expedition.
expeditionnaire, a., (mil.) belonging to, or forming
part of, an expedition; m., commissioner;
clerk;
commis , (adm.) dispatch clerk;
corps , (mil.) expedition, body of troops
forming an expedition.
expeditionner, v. a., to make an expedition.
experience, f., experience; experiment, trial,
test;
s d'artillerie, (art.) gunnery trials, proof
firing;
d, blanc, test (as, of a torpedo circuit);
s de giration, (nav.) turning trials;
de reccite, acceptance test;
s de tir, (art.) ballistic firing, trials, experiments;
de traction, tensile test.
experimental, a., experimental.
experimentation, f., experimentation.
experimente, a., skilled, expert.
experimenter, v. a., to try, to make tests, experiments
on, about, anything; to test.
expert, a., m., expert.
expertise, f., expert investigation;
conseil d' , board of survey of experts;
faire une , to make a survey.
expiration, f., expiration (of a patent), end (of
a year, term, etc.); (mach.) discharge (of water,
steam, etc.).
exploit, m., exploit, achievement, deed.
exploitable, a., fit to be worked.
exploitation, f., working, operating (of a railroad,
mine, factory, etc.); business; execution
of works; (min.) winning;
des bois, felling of trees;
champ d' , working place, room;
chantier d' , (min.) chamber of excavation;
chefd' , manager (of a railroad, etc.);
compagnie d' , (mil. r. r.) a. company charged
with operating a railway;
par compartiments, (min.) panel working;
en , in operation;
par grande tattle, (min.) long work;
materiel d' , working material, stock;
metlre en , to put into operation (as, a
railway);
par piliers et compartimerUs, v. par
compartiments;
par piliers et galeries. (min.) working by
post and stall, pillar and breast;
taille d' , (min.) head of excavation, winning
headway;
des votes ferrees, (r. r.) railway administration.
exploiter, v. a., to work (as, a railroad, mine, etc.),
employ, use, win;
un bois, to fell a wood;