A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com

epller 390 reprise
replier, se - sur soi-meme, (man.) to turn suddenly
around (horse).
reploiiger, v. a. n., to plunge again, to dive again,
repolir, v. a., to repolish.
repompement, m., repumping.
repomper, v. a., to repump.
repondre, v. n., to answer; to reply; to answer (a
letter, a signal); to take an examination; to correspond
to; to lead, go; (mil.) to return a salute;
- aux aides, (man.) to obey (the leg, spur,
hand, etc.); - de, to be responsible for, answer for;
- & un signal, to answer a signal.
rtponse, f., answer.
report, m., transfer (as to paper, of observations);
transfer (of designs, etc., from one to several
other lithographic stones); (commercially) contango;
"brought (carried) forward" (in accounts).
reporter, v. a., to transfer, carry, place, carry over;
to carry back, reconvey; to retransfer (in lithography);
&- , to be carried forward (in accounts);
- un mortier, (art.) to cross lift a mortar.
reporter, m., leader of a flight of carrier pigeons.
repos, m., repose, rest, quiet, peace; resting place,
seat, (cows.) sort of landing place onstairs; (mil.)
rest during drill; (sm. a.) halfcock; (mack.) rest,
state of being at rest; (fort.) berm;
arme en -- , (sm. a.) arm at halfcock;
au - , (sm. a.) halfcocked; (mil.) standing at
ease;
cran de-, v. s. y. cran; - du curseur, slide repoussoir, & talon, (art.)
rest, index rest;
de-
, quiescent;
echappementfr.- dead beat , escapement;
en - still, at rest, quiescent; (mach.) out of
gear;
drift with a head, stud,
or shoulder (to limit its advance).
repoustage, m., (powd.) shaking, agitation, of
powder (to break up lumps).
repouster, v. a., (powd.) to shake powder (in order
to break up lumps).
reprendre, v. a. n. r., to take, get, back; to take
again, away; to recover, regain, acquire, obtain,
resume, resume possession; to sum up, recapitulate;
to freeze again; to shift the turns of a
cable upward on the capstan; to take a fresh
purchase with a handspike; (med.) to heal,
close up (of a wound); (man.) (of the horse) to
start on again; to change the leading foot, (mil.)
to recapture; to be resumed (of a battle); (nav.)
to recapture;
un chemin, to get back into the road again;
le dcssus, (mil., ete.) to get the better of it;
to recover a lost advantage;
Calcine, to take breath, get back one's wind;
le large, (nav.) to get out on the high seas
again;
une manoeuvre, (cord.) to sheepshank, shorten,
a rope;
le mouillage, (nav.) to return to moorings;
un mur, (mas.) to repair a wall;
un mur (en) sous-auvre, par dessous auvre,
(mas.) to repair the foundation of a wall;
un palan, (cord.) to overhaul, fleet, a tackle;
le pas, to change pace, step;
son posle, (mil., etc.) to resume one's station
or post;
une prise, (nav.) to recapture a prize;
les rangs, (cav.) to form rank;
en sous-auvre, (mas.) to rebuild a foundation;
to underpin;
terre, (of a swimmer) to get within one's
depth.
-, escalier sans (cows.) continuous flight of
stairs;
Ure au-
, (teleg.) to be silent (of the key);
long-
, (mil.) long rest or halt;
mettre au-
, (sm. a.) to set at halfcock;
mettre en-
, to set at rest; (mach.) to put out of
gear;
montre &- , stop watch;
nuit de-
, (mil.) night in bed (IT. S. A.);
plkce de-
, (mach.) rest of a lathe;
en place-/ (mil.) place, rest!
valeur & couverture de lout-
, paper fully secured
repose, f., reconstruction (as of a railroad).
repose,p.p.,-surl'arme, (raiZ.)at "order arms."
repose-pieds, m., coaster (of a bicycle).
reposer, v. a. n. r., to put, place, set, lay again; to
rest; to rest upon; to lean, lie, upon; to settle;
to relay (as a railroad track, a telegraph line);
(mil.) to ground, to order, arms; - I'arme, (mil.) to order, come to order, arms;
reposez arme! (mil.) order, arms; - la lance, (mil.) to pass the arm through the
(se)- sur la main, (man.) (of the horse) to bear
on the hand.
loop and let the lance swing behind the right
arm;
reposter, v. a., (mil.) to post again.
repous, m., sort of mortar made of brick dust.
repousse, m., chased work, repouss4.
repoussement, m., reaction; (sm. c.) recoil, kick.
repousser, v. a. n., to push back; to keep off, keep
at a distance; to reject; to beat, force, throw,
drive, back; (of a spring) to resist; to drive* out
(a bolt); to throw out shoots (of trees, etc.);
(mil.) to repulse; to repel, beat off, an attack;
(sm.a.) to recoil, kick; (art.) to chase, adorn,
engrave (a gun);
compos it- , inside adjusting calipers.
repoussolr. m.. drift, , , .
drive bolt, starting bolt.
punch, pin 'driver, starting punch; . (r. f. art.)
shell starter; (artif.) small rammer; (farr.)
farrier's drift: (powd.) plow; - & manche, driving, starting, bolt;
reprfcsaille, f., reprisals, retaliation (used generally
in the plural);
lettres de s, letters of marque and reprisal.
reprfcsentant, a., m., representative.
reprfisentatif, a., representative, (substantively)
representative government.
representation, f., representation; exhibition;
de I'cnnemi, (mil.) in maneuvers, impersonation
of the enemy;
frais de , money for keeping up the official
state.
represented p.p., re-presented; represented;
ennemi v. s. v. ennemi.
,
reprgsenter, v. a., to re-present; to represent; to
personate;
Vennemi, (mil.) in maneuvers, etc., to personate
the enemy.
r^primande, f., reprimand;
ducapitaine, (Fr. a.) reprimand of n. c. o. by a
captain (disciplinary punishment);
du colonel, (Fr. a.) reprimand of officer, of
n. c. o., by the colonel (disciplinary punishment);
des generaux, (Fr. a.) reprimand of officers by
a general officer (disciplinary punishment).
rfiprimander, v. a., to reprimand.
repris, p. p., de justice, (law) condemned; (as
a noun) old offender, jail bird, ticket-of-leave
man.
reprise, f., taking again, taking up again; recovery,
return, renewal, resumption; mending, patching,
of clothes; (in pi., tow) claims; (mas.) joint
in concrete work; repair of a wall; (tech.) soldering
of a cracked pipe or conduit; (mil.) recapture;
resumption (of hostilities, etc.): (nav.) re-
capture, recaptured ship; (fenc.) renewal of an
attack (without rising from the lunge); bout;
(man.) each part of a riding lesson (f9r both
horse and man); riding squad (under instruction);
ride;
oiler par , (of water) to be raised by two
pumps of different level;
du casernement, (mil.) occupation of barracks
by a body of troops ;