A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com
A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com
A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com
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ectification 377 redrcssage<br />
rectification, f., straightening (as of a road), correction;<br />
rectification of a curve; rec ification<br />
(of spirits); (inst.) adjustment; (mil.) rectification<br />
of an alignment;<br />
de route (mil.) measures taken to prevent<br />
two columns from meeting when their roads<br />
touch.<br />
rectifier, v. a., to straighten; to rectify, adjust,<br />
correct; to rectify (a curve, spirits); (inst.}<br />
to adjust an instrument; (mack.) to grind<br />
true;<br />
I'alignement, (mil.) to rectify the alignment;<br />
le tir, (art.) to correct the range.<br />
rectiligne, a., rectilinear, right-lined;<br />
d mouvement , (sm. a.) straight pull.<br />
recto, m., ri^ht-hand page; first page of a leaflet,<br />
odd-numbered page.<br />
rec.u, p. p., received;<br />
tre 1 to be admitted (to a school after examination);<br />
to be admitted (formality, as to the<br />
efre<br />
<strong>French</strong> Academy);<br />
technique).<br />
ie premier, to pass first (as for the Poly-<br />
rec.u, m., receipt;<br />
au de, on receipt of;<br />
sur , after passing receipts.<br />
recueil, m., collection.<br />
recueillir, v. a., to gather, collect; to harvest;<br />
(cord.) to wind string on a spool;<br />
un mur, (cons.) to connect a repaired wall<br />
with that above (e. g., a face or party wall).<br />
recueilloir, m., (cord.) rope maker's top.<br />
recuire, v. a., to cook over; (met.) to anneal, let<br />
down; to heat before cooling;<br />
au bleu, etc., (met.) to heat up to a blue,<br />
etc., heat;<br />
four, fourneau, d , (met.) annealing furnace;<br />
al'huileflambantt, (met.) to blaze off.<br />
recuisson, m., (met.) annealing.<br />
recuit, m., (met.) annealing;<br />
apres temps, (met.) annealing proper;<br />
couleur de , (met.) annealing color;<br />
au bleu, etc., (met.) annealing by heating to<br />
a blue, etc., heat;<br />
al'huileflambantc, (met.) blazing off.<br />
recul, m., recoil in general; (art., sm. a.) recoil",<br />
kick (of a rifle); (nav.) slip of the screw; (elec.)<br />
fall of the armature of an arc-light regulator;<br />
aller au , (art.) to go "from battery;"<br />
angle de , (art.) angle of recoil;<br />
-<br />
apparent, (nav.) apparent slip of the screw;<br />
arrete, (art.) restrained recoil;<br />
itre au , (art.) to be"from battery;"<br />
de I'helice, (nav.) slip of the screw;<br />
libre, (art.) free recoil;<br />
mettre au . (art.) to put "from battery;"<br />
mise au , (art.) putting "from battery;"<br />
negatif, (nav.) negative slip of the screw;<br />
palan de , (cord.) relieving tackle;<br />
reel, (nav.) true slip of the screw;<br />
saws , (art.) nonrecoil;<br />
& supprime, (art.) nonrecoil, nonrecoiling;<br />
supprimer le , (art.) to take up<br />
or check recoil;<br />
vent de . wind shifting through west from<br />
south-southwest to north-northwest or north,<br />
and back again.<br />
reculade, f., retreat, retrograde movement, recoiling,<br />
falling back, slipping back; backing<br />
(of a carriage).<br />
reculement, m., backing (of carriages); (harn.)<br />
breeching; (cons.) batter of a wall.<br />
reculer, v. a. n., to back, carry back, move back;<br />
to delay, put back; to go backward; to retire,<br />
recede, withdraw, give way; to back (of a carriage,<br />
of a horse); to back, rein back, a horse,<br />
a team; (mil.) to retire, fall back; (art.) to recoil;<br />
(sm. a.) to recoil, kick;<br />
faire , to drive, push, back;<br />
lesfrontieres, to extend a state, to "expand."<br />
reculer, m., (man.) backing, act of backing.<br />
reculons, d , adv., backward, the wrong way;<br />
aller & , to go backward;<br />
marcher d , v. aller d .<br />
rcuprateur, m., (art.) recuperator (of a car-<br />
. riage); (met.) recuperator;<br />
defrein, (art.) recuperator;<br />
d'mertie, (mach.) inertia recuperator;<br />
d ressort, (art.) spring recuperator.<br />
rticurer, v. a., to scour metal, to do bright work.<br />
reusable, a., (law) that may be challenged (as a<br />
witness).<br />
recusation, f. f (law) plea in bar of trial; denial<br />
of jurisdiction, of the <strong>com</strong>petency of a witness,<br />
of an expert; exception.<br />
recuser, v. a., (law) to challenge, take exception<br />
to.<br />
redacteur, m., person who draws up a paper,<br />
a report, proceedings, etc.; editor of a newspaper.<br />
redaction, f., preparation of a report, etc.; editing<br />
of a newspaper; editorial staff; (mil.) drawing<br />
up of an order; (top. drawing) construction<br />
of a map from notes;<br />
travail de , (top. drawing) construction of a<br />
map from notes; indoor work.<br />
redan, m., notch; (cons.) skew back; recess in a<br />
pilaster or vertical chain (to form a bond with<br />
the masonry of the main wall); set-off; (in pi.)<br />
corbel steps; (fort.) redan;<br />
battened, s, (fort.) indented battery;<br />
double , (fort.) double redan, i. e., a redan<br />
flanking its own faces;<br />
a flancs, v. double ;<br />
ligne d s, (fort.) indented line;<br />
renforce, (fort.) v. double .<br />
reddition, f., submitting an account for audit;<br />
(mil.) surrender of a town, of a fortified place.<br />
redemption, f., redemption, ransom.<br />
redevable, a., m., owing; debtor.<br />
redevance, f., rent; dues, sum payable at fixed<br />
intervals.<br />
redhibitioii, f., (law) action to set aside a contract<br />
of sale.<br />
rtjdhibitoire, a., (law) redhibitory, setting aside a<br />
contract of sale;<br />
disease or defect that annuls the<br />
cas , (hipp.)<br />
sale of a horse (is applied to all domestic animals)<br />
;<br />
vice v. cas .<br />
,<br />
redingotc, f., frock coat;<br />
croisee, double-breasted coat;<br />
droite, single-breasted coat;<br />
de voyage, riding coat.<br />
redonner, v. a., to give back; (mil.) to charge,<br />
fall on, again.<br />
redoublage, m., (nav.) resheathing.<br />
redouble, p. p., doubled, redoubled; increased;<br />
pas , (mil.) double-quick time, step, march.<br />
redoublement, m., increase; (fenc.) two (or more)<br />
attacks in quick<br />
succession from the same<br />
lunge, following a parry without riposte.<br />
redoubler, v. a., to double, redouble, increase;<br />
to line over again; (fenc.) to make a succession<br />
of attacks from the same lunge without rising.<br />
redoute, f., (fort.) redoubt;<br />
batterie, batterie- , in semipermanent<br />
fortification, redoubt in the intervals between<br />
the forts of a line;<br />
blindee, blockhouse;<br />
carree, square redoubt;<br />
casematee, casemated bomb-proof redoubt;<br />
circulaire, circular redoubt;<br />
de <strong>com</strong>pagnie, redoubt (standard) for one<br />
<strong>com</strong>pany;<br />
couverte, v. blindee;<br />
en croix, cross redoubt;<br />
demi ,<br />
half redoubt;<br />
& machicoulis, redoubt of several stories, the<br />
upper projecting beyond the wall .(so as to see<br />
and defend the bottom);<br />
ligne d demi s, v. s. v. ligne.<br />
redressage, m., straightening, as of a bar, etc.