A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com
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acinal 366 ragrer<br />
racinal de pont, bolster for a stringpiece.<br />
racine, f., root; (top.) foot of a mountain;<br />
-s fourrages, edible roots .<br />
raclage, m., thinning of underbrush.<br />
racle, f., strike; scraper; (hydr.) natural basin in a<br />
river.<br />
racle-curette, f., scraper.<br />
raclement, m., scraping.<br />
racier, v. a., to scrape; to strike a measure; to thin<br />
out underbrush.<br />
raclette, f., small scraper.<br />
racleur, m., scraper (workman).<br />
racloir, m., scraner; boiler-tube scraper; road<br />
scraper; (powd'.) scraper, rake.<br />
raclolre, f., spokeshave; strike, striker, strickle.<br />
raclure, f., scrapings.<br />
, ., (mil.) Iddnapping of recruits, crimping;<br />
enticing men to enlist (obs.).<br />
racoler, v. a., (mil.) to get soldiers by fraud or violence;<br />
to kidnap, to crimp, to entice, men to<br />
enlist (obs.).<br />
racoleur, m., (mil.) kidnapper, crimp (obs.).<br />
radasse, f., swab, mop.<br />
rade, f., (hydr.) roads, roadstead;<br />
oiler en-, to leave a port;<br />
etre en-, to be at anchor in the roads;<br />
- foraine, open roadstead;<br />
grande-, outer roadstead;<br />
mcttre en-:, v. aller en- ;<br />
petite-, inner roadstead.<br />
radeau, m., raft; raft, train, of logs; (pont.) raft;<br />
radoub, m., (nav.) repair, refitting (of a ship);<br />
dockyard; (powd.) drying, reworking, of powder;<br />
reworked powder;<br />
bassin de , v. s. v. bassin;<br />
cole de , (nav.) graving slip;<br />
en , (nav.) in tlie dockyard, under repair;<br />
forme de , (nav.) graving dock;<br />
poudre de , (powd.) reworked powder.<br />
radoubage, m., (powd.) remanufacturing, working<br />
over again.<br />
radouber, v. a. r., (nav.) to refit, repair (a vessel);<br />
to be under repair; (powd.) to dry (work over)<br />
powder.<br />
radoubeur, m., (nav.) calker.<br />
radoucir, v. a. r., to soften, be<strong>com</strong>e softer; (met.)<br />
to anneal. ^<br />
rafale, f., squall, wind squall;<br />
& s, squally;<br />
par s, in squalls.<br />
raffermir, v. a., to harden, consolidate, make firm;<br />
to strengthen, fasten, confirm.<br />
raffermissement, m., hardening, strengthening.<br />
raffinage, m., refining (of saltpeter, etc.);(met.)<br />
refining, fining.<br />
rafflner, v. a., to refine (as saltpeter, etc.); (met.)<br />
to refine, to fine.<br />
raffinerie, f., (met., etc.) refinery.<br />
raf (f )utage, m., putting tools in <strong>com</strong>plete order.<br />
raf(f )uter, v. a., to put tools in <strong>com</strong>plete order.<br />
rafiau, rafiot, m., small sail and row boat.<br />
(nav.) floating stage; - de barriques, (pont.) raft of casks;<br />
- de bois de construction, float or raft of timber;<br />
- de circonstance, (pont.) temporary raft; (nav.)<br />
improvised raft (as to escape from a sinking<br />
ship); - double, (pont.) raft made up of two sets of<br />
logs, end to end; double raft; - de fortune, v.-de circonstance (nav.),'<br />
- de manoeuvre, (pont.) construction raft (used<br />
for setting trestles in place) ;<br />
pont de-x, (pont.) bridge of rafts;<br />
- de sauvetage, life raft; - simple, (pont.) raft made up of single logs side<br />
by side; single raft; - de tonneaux, v.-de barriques;<br />
--traille, trail or flying raft; (pont.) raft bridge.<br />
rader, v. a., to strike (wheat, corn, etc.); to divide<br />
a block of, stone with a chisel; (nav.) to bring a<br />
ship into the roads.<br />
radial, a., radial;<br />
-e, (machine) (mach.) any radial machine;<br />
(more esp.) radial drill.<br />
radiant, a., radiant.<br />
radiation, f., radiation; erasure, striking out (of a<br />
. word, of an item from a bill); (mil.) striking off<br />
the rolls (said of horses as well as of men; may<br />
be, and is, said when a man or a horse is transferred<br />
from one <strong>com</strong>pany to another of the<br />
same regiment, or from one regiment to another,<br />
or has gone into the reserve or the disponibilite,<br />
or is dead); striking off the rolls of the army for<br />
any reason whatever, (hence, sometimes) dismissal.<br />
radical, a., radical; m., (chem.) radical;<br />
vice-<br />
, (law) fatal defect.<br />
radier, m., (cons.) frame of ground timber (for the<br />
foundation of a sluice, etc.) ; floor, platform (of a<br />
lock); bed of a sluice; apron (ofa basin, dock, between<br />
the piles of a bridge, the walls of a lock<br />
gate); head race; (more generally) concrete or<br />
masonry work (to strengthen a foundation in<br />
<strong>com</strong>pressible soil), inverted raflouage, m.,<br />
arch, invert;<br />
arriere--<br />
, downstream apron;<br />
avant--<br />
, upstream apron;<br />
bassin de-<br />
, gra .ing dock, dry dock;<br />
faux-<br />
, apron of a dam ; - general, (in <strong>com</strong>pressible soil) strengthening<br />
layer of concrete, etc., supporting the whole<br />
foundation of a building; - de pont, apron between the piles of a bridge.<br />
radleux, a., radiant.<br />
radiophone, m., (elec.) radiophone.<br />
v. renflouage.<br />
raflouement, m., v. renflouement.<br />
raflouer, v. a., v. renflouer.<br />
rafralchir, v. a., to cool, freshen, refresh; to renew,<br />
renovate, repair, make over, do up, rub up; to<br />
rest, cause to rest; (mas.) to retrim, re-dress,<br />
joints, faces (of a stone); (mil.) to throw supplies,<br />
reenforcements, etc., into a place; (cord.)<br />
to cut off fag-ends; (expl.) to trim (a Bickford<br />
fuse, etc.);<br />
une amarre, (cord.) to freshen a rope, cable,<br />
at the nip;<br />
les amarres, (cord.) to make a knot or lashing<br />
over again;<br />
une bouche&feu, (art.) to cool a gun, to swab<br />
it out;<br />
le bout d'un cordage, (cord.) to cut off the fagend;<br />
un cdble, v. une amarre;<br />
un canon (art.) v. une bouche hfeu;<br />
un cordage, v. les amarres and le bout<br />
d'un cordage;<br />
un coussinetechauffe, (mach.) to cool a heated<br />
bearing, a hot box;<br />
le cuivre, (met.) to alloy copper with (three<br />
times its weight of) lead;<br />
fourneau de . (met.) refining furnace;<br />
lafourrure, (cord.) to put on a fresh service;<br />
un fusil, (sm. a.) to clean a gun;<br />
le mortier, (mas.) to thin mortar;<br />
une place, (mil.) to throw fresh troops and<br />
supplies into a besieged town;<br />
une queue, to trim a horse's tail even ;<br />
les rayures, (art.) to rifle over, to reset, to<br />
recut the grooves ;<br />
une scie, to sharpen a saw;<br />
les troupes, (mil.) to halt, refresh, and rest<br />
troops and horses.<br />
rafralchissement, m., refreshment, cooling;<br />
s, supply of fresh provisions, fresh provisions;<br />
du cuivre<br />
! (met.) alloying of copper with<br />
(three times its weight of) lead.<br />
ragage, m., v. raguage.<br />
raganage, m., trimming of the lower branches of<br />
ragot, m., shaft hook (of a wagon); breeching hook;<br />
a., thickset, stocky;<br />
cheval , thickset horse.<br />
ragreage, m., dubbing; ( nav.) refitting of rigging.<br />
ragre'er, v. a., to finish off, work over, dub; to refit,<br />
repair, restore, renovate; to remove inequalities;<br />
(nav.) to refit the rigging;