A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com
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A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com
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pagaie 304 palan<br />
pairaie, f.. paddle;<br />
alter ft. la to , paddle.<br />
pairale. en , adv., helter-skelter, at random.<br />
pa gayer, v. a., to paddle.<br />
pasjayeur, m., paddler.<br />
page, m.. page; f., pa?e (of a book);<br />
dc garde, fly leaf (of a book).<br />
pagnote, m., coward, dastard; a., cowardly, dastardly;<br />
mont v. s. v. mont.<br />
,<br />
pagiioterie, f., cowardice.<br />
palcment, m., payment.<br />
palllage, m., (action of) covering, wrapping, with<br />
straw.<br />
paillasse, f., straw mattress, bed, bedsack; all<br />
masonry raised upon a floor; upper part of a<br />
furnace.<br />
paillasson, m., mat; straw mat, door mat.<br />
paille, f., straw, bit of straw; chaff; (met.) flaw in<br />
metal; crack; scale, blister; (in pi.) forge scale,<br />
hammer slag;<br />
allcrd, la , (mil.) to draw straw;<br />
avoir la au cul, to be for sale (of horses, and<br />
also figuratively); (mil. slang) to be discharged;<br />
de bitte, windlass norman:<br />
cariee, pale straw, of little or no nutritious'<br />
quality;<br />
un cent, etc., de one , hundred, etc., bundles<br />
of straw;<br />
de couc-hage, (mil.) bed straw;<br />
couleur , (met.} straw color (in tempering);<br />
d'cmballagc, packing straw;<br />
s'en aller au cul, (mil. slang) to leave the<br />
regiment with a term of imprisonment or confinement<br />
unserved;<br />
envoyer les soldats b, la , (mil.) to give the<br />
men a rest during drill;<br />
defer, (met.) hammer scale; (mil. slang) the<br />
bayonet, cold steel;<br />
fourrageuse, forage straw;<br />
hachee, chopped ~ straw;<br />
homme de nonentity; straw man (e. g., a<br />
straw bidder);<br />
mcnue , chaff;<br />
rouillee, mildewed straw;<br />
tcrree, straw beaten flat by rain, that has<br />
been soaking wet;<br />
tlrcr a la courte , to draw straws or cuts.<br />
pailler, m., farmyard; heap of straw; loft; straw<br />
shed.<br />
pailler, v. a., to cover, wrap with straw.<br />
paillet, m., mat, straw mat; (cord.) chafing mat;<br />
de brasseyage, paunch mat;<br />
de collision, fender mat;<br />
de portage, chafing mat;<br />
uni, sword mat.<br />
paillette, f., spangle; small metal plate or facingreenforce<br />
of leather for a shoe; (met.) scale foree<br />
scale.<br />
paUleux, a., made of straw, containing straw<br />
(met.) flawy, unsound.<br />
paiHon, m., straw; foil; link; solder; spangle; sheet<br />
tin, drop or small lump of tin; silvered cormer<br />
or brass;<br />
de soudure, leaf solder.<br />
p.ullonner, v. a., to tin, cover with tin<br />
) -:iillot(l)e, f., straw hut.<br />
jy-.in, m., bread; loaf of bread, cake; cake (as of<br />
asphalt, etc.); pig, lump (of metal);<br />
d'acier, (met.) lump of steel;<br />
flj* ctii Veau, on bread and water;<br />
bis, brown bread;<br />
biscuit*. ( FT. a.) soldier's bread cooked longer<br />
than usual (1 hour and 10 minutes instead of<br />
60 minutes);<br />
ft blanchtr, cake of whiting;<br />
-<br />
& cacheter, wafer;<br />
de <strong>com</strong>mission, (mil.) ration bread;<br />
de cire. wafer; wax patch;<br />
de crate, lump of chalk;<br />
de crasse, (met.) pig of waste metal;<br />
de cuivre, (met.) copper brick;<br />
defournisseur, v. de munition;<br />
-frais, soft bread;<br />
de guerre, (mil.) field-service bread;<br />
pain dc liquation, (met.) an alloy of copper and of<br />
lead (1:3); - de mer, ship biscuit; - de munition, (mil.) ration bread;<br />
- de plomb, (met.) pig of lead; - rassis, stale bread;<br />
soute au- bread , room; - tendre, soft bread; - de vieux oing, cake of grease.<br />
pain-vin, m., ray grass;<br />
avoir un- , (hipp.) to have the excretory canal<br />
of the maxillary gland inflamed by the lodgment<br />
of bits of forage.<br />
pair, a., even, equal, similar;<br />
non- , odd, uneven.<br />
pair, m., peer.<br />
paire, f., pair; brace; couple;<br />
ft. la-<br />
, in pairs; - de limons, pair of shafts;<br />
par- , in a pair;<br />
par-s, in pairs;<br />
de solives armee, (cons.) solid-built beam.<br />
en-<br />
, in peace; - fourree,platrce,<br />
patched-up peace;<br />
paix, f., peace;<br />
pied de- , peace footing.<br />
pal, m., impaling stake; (met.) large clinker bar or<br />
rake.<br />
palade, f., distance traveled over by a boat between<br />
successive strokes of the oar; stroke of an<br />
oar.<br />
palais, m., palace; _ de justice, law court;<br />
terme de- law term.<br />
,<br />
tackle, purchase.<br />
palan, m., (cord.)<br />
(A palan consists of two mouflcs. q. v., equipped<br />
with suitable cords or chains.)<br />
affaler un- . to overhaul a tackle;<br />
-<br />
d'appareil, heavy purchase; _ de bout, heel tackle;<br />
bridcr un- to frap a , tackle; _ ft ;- de, cahornc, winding tackle; any large<br />
two or three fold tackle; - de candelctte, fish tackle;<br />
ft, de, canon, gun tackle;<br />
,<br />
_. de capon, cat tackle; - ft cliaine, chain tackle; - dc charge, garnet; _<br />
_s conjugues, <strong>com</strong>bined tackles (e. g., luff on<br />
lu!T, whip on whip) ; - ft cordages, rope tackle; - de cote, side tackle;<br />
courants de-<br />
, running parts; - ft croc, hook tackle;<br />
croc ae- tackle , hook;<br />
-- du davier, boat tackle;<br />
depasscr un- , to unreeve a tackle;<br />
- de dcscente, lowering tackle; - ft deux poulics doubles, twofold purchase;<br />
__ft deux poulics quadruples, fourfold purchase;<br />
_ ft deux poulies simples, gun-tackle purchase;<br />
_ ft deux poulies triples, threefold purchase;<br />
- ddeux poulies a violon. long tackle;<br />
_ differenticl, differential tackle;<br />
_ ae dimanche, luff tackle; - de direction, training tackle;<br />
dormants de-<br />
, standing parts; - double, double tackle; - d'cmbar cation, boat tackle; - d'etai, stay tackle; - tifouct, tail tackle, tail jigger; - sur garant, luff upon luff;<br />
garant de-<br />
, tackle fall or rope;<br />
de gui, boom tackle;<br />
grand- main tackle;<br />
, - ft<br />
helice, tackle in which the lifting chain is<br />
actuated by an endless screw, itself worked by<br />
a hauling chain; - hydraulique, (mach.) hydraulic tackle;<br />
itague et- runner and , tackle; - ft itague, runner .<br />
purchase; - mobile, luff tackle; - ft mouflcs en bois, wooden block tackle;<br />
- ft mouflcs metalliques, metallic block tackle;<br />
- sur palan, luff upon luff;<br />
passer un- , to reeve a tackle;