A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com

in tendance 227 Intel-version
iu tendance, service de I' , v. under main
word;
slaqiaire de V , an officer, who, after passing
the first competitive examination for entrance
into the inlendance, is taking the course in
administration at Paris, preparatory to final
entry into the corps.
Intendant, m., manager, director; (Fr. a.) intendant,
officer of the inlendance, q. v.;
de I'armee, the general, or militaire,
at the headquarters of an army, when formed;
du corps d'armee, the militaire at corps
headquarters;
general, the highest grade of the intendance
(ranks with general of division);
militaire, second grade of the intendance
(ranks with general of brigade);
sous militaire, subintendant (three classes.
ranking with colonel, lieutenant-colonel, and
major, respectively).
Intensity f . , intensity;
d'aimantation, (dec.) intensity of magnetization;
du champ, (elec.) intensity of field;
du courant, (dec.,) current strength;
du tirage, (steam} intensity of draft.
intenter, v. a., un proces,
enter, an action against.
(law) to bring,
inter-ars, m., (hipp.) part of chest between the
ars and the forearm,
intercalate, a., intercalary.
intercalation, f., intercalation.
intercalement, m., (mil.) the putting of an increased
number of men on the same line.
intercaler, v. a., to intercalate; (elec.) to cut in,
to insert, to connect with a circuit;
une courbe horizonlale entre deux aulres, to
find a point or points having a given reference.
intercardinal, a., intercardinal, as NE., NW.,
etc.
intercepter, v. a., to intercept; to cut off (as a
convoy); to close (as communication); (6rt.) to
take up (recoil); (steam) to cut off steam.
interception, f., interception; (art.) taking up of
recoil.
interchangeable, a., interchangeable.
interdiction, f., interdiction, prohibition;
de commerce, prohibition of trad (with a
country at war with the prohibiting country);
des droits, loss of rights (civil, personal, etc.);
legale, loss of rights, flowing from a legal condemnation
(as to the penitentiary, etc.).
interdire, v. a., to prohibit, interdict.
inte'resse', m., interested party. . ,
interference, f., interference.
intfirieur, a., interior, inside, internal; (of measurements)
in the clear; (mil.) interior, said of
. duties within the post or enceinte, as opposed to
duties without; (pont.) near (said of the side
next to first bay built, or to last dismantled);
m., interior, inside; interior department; home
(as opposed to abroad).
ft I' at home , (as opposed to abroad);
minislere de I' interior , department;
ministre de l !
, secretary of the interior, home
secretary;
service , (mil.) interior economy.
interim, m., interim; (adm.) the exercise of a
function by a person not holding the corresponding
grade;
commandcment par , (Fr. a.) command held
under special orders of the minister of war by
an officer not definitely invested with it.
interimalre, a., ad interim; m., person performing
duties of a position ad interim.
interimat, m., state of " interim."
interjeter, v. a., appel, (law) to appeal from a
decision.
interligne, f., space between two printed or written
lines.
interligner, v. a., to space lines (in writing).
interlinear, a. v., to interline.
iiitermediaire, a., intermediate, middle; m., medium,
agent; (mach.) intermediate shaft;
arbre , (mach.) intermediate, transmitting,
shaft;
par V de, by means of.
Interrnittence, f., (mach., etc.) intermittence.
intermittent, a., (mach.., etc.) intermittent.
interne, a., internal; m., (med.) house surgeon.
interns, m., (mil.) interned man.
internemem, m., (mil.) state of being interned.
interner, v. a., (mil.) to intern.
interpolaire, a., (elec.) interpolar.
interpolate!!!*, m., interpolator.
interpolation, f., interpolation.
interpolcr, v. a., to interpolate.
interprete, m., interpreter;
judiciaire, (mil.) interpreter of a courtmartial;
s mUilaires, (Fr. a.) corps of interpreters
serving in Algiers and in Tunis (two classes,
s titulaires, Frenchmen by birth or naturalization;
s auxiliaires, not . necessarily
Frenchmen);
principal, highest grade in the s militaires;
s de reserve, (Fr. a.) special corps of interpreters
attached in war to the various staffs
and departments.
interrogation, f., examination of witnesses.
interrogatoire, m., (law) examination of accused
parties, interrogatory; (mil. law) questions by
any member of court, and answers thereto; (Fr.
a.) preliminary examination of a prisoner by
the judge-advocate;
contradictoire, cross-examination.
preliminaire, el lecture de I'acte d'accusation,
arraignment;
8ubir un , to undergo an examination,
interroger, v. a., to interrogate, question, examine.
interromnre, v. a., to close, to cut off, to interrupt
(as communications, steam, an electric current,
etc.).
interrupteur, m., (elec.) interrupter, contact
breaker, circuit breaker;
automatique, automatic interrupter;
d'excitation, an excitation interrupter;
d'inertie, an interrupter acting by inertia;
- ft manette, switch;
a mercure, mercury circuit breaker or interrupter.
interruption, f., interruption, obstacle, obstruction;
breaking (oi a current); break (in a railway
track).
intersection, f., intersection; (surv.) foresight;
method by observations of a point from the
extremities of a base line;
en artier e, (aurv.) backsight;
methode d' , (surv.) ordinary method of plane
table surveying; in general, angle taking from
the ends of a base line.
intervalle, m., interval; (mil.) interval; (mil. min.)
bay; distance between corresponding faces of
consecutive mine frames or between consecutive
frames;
a s, bayed;
de deploiement, (mil.) deploying interval;
d'eclatement, (art.) horizontal distance from the
point of burst to the nearest point of the target;
de galerie, bay of a gallery;
ouvert, (mil.) open, full, interval;
de pu Us, bay of a shaft ;
ouvertured' s, (mil.) opening of intervals;
ouvrir les s, (mil.) to open intervals;
serre, (mil.) close interval, reduced interval;
serrement d' s, (mil.) closing of intervals;
server les s, (mil.) to close intervals;
des towns, (cord.) jaw.
intervention, f., intervention; (mil.) intervention,
i. e., the entry into action of troops hitherto
unengaged.
interversion, f., inversion; (mil.) inversion (at
drill).