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esilier 392 ressort
resilier, v. a., to cancel, annul, a contract (by
agreement of the parties).
resine, f. , resin, rosin;
blanche, white resin; .
commune, coarse resin;
copal , gum copal;
elastique, caoutchouc;
jaune, yellow resin;
liquide, soft resin;
solide, hard resin;
de tcrebenthine, common black resin;
de terre, mineral resin.
rtsiner, v. a., to tap a pine for resin; to cover
with resin.
resineux, a., resinous.
resistance, f., resistance, strength, strength of
materials; opposition, contumacy; endurance;
(elec.) resistance; (man.) opposition (of the
horse) ;
de I'air, (ball.) resistance of the atmosphere;
apparente, (elec.) apparent resistance;
bobine de , (elec.) resistance coil;
boite de , (elec.) resistance box;
& chaud. (of metals) resistance hot;
au cisiiuement, shearing strength;
de compensation, compensating resistance;
& la compression, strength of compression;
des cordes, strength of cordage;
critique, critical resistance;
& I'ecrasement, crushing strength;
essentielle, v. inteneure;
hi' extension, tensile strength;
exterieure, (elec.) external resistance;
& la flexion, bending strength;
& froid (of metals) resistance cold ;
de frottement , frictional resistance;
au glissement, sliding friction;
inteneure, (elec.) internal resistance;
d'isolement, (elec.) insulation resistance;
des machines, internal resistances of machines;
magnetique, (elec.} magnetic resistance;
des materiaux, strength of materials;
des pieces chargees debout, resistance to buck-
ling;
au roulement, rolling friction;
d, s scparees, (art.) of v/ire guns, said when
different parts take up the different kinds of
strains (tangential and longitudinal);
solide de la moindre solid of , least resistance;
a la tension, tensile strength;
& la torsion, torsional strength;
de tout un circuit, (elec.) total resistance;
a la traction, tensile strength;
vive elastique, resistance within the elastic
limit;
vive ti la, de, rupture, limit of resistance to
rupture; breaking stress.
register, v. n., to resist, offer resistance, withstand,
oppose; to abide, bear, endure; to stand,
hold out; (tech., to support, to take (as a stress) ;
(mil.) to resist; (man.) of the horse, to refuse
obedience;
capable de , proof against.
resolution, f., 'resolution, solution; (law) cancellation
(as of a contract) by superior authority.
resonnance, f., resonance; (sm. a.) rattling of a
ramrod, of a gun, in the manual of arms.
rfisonnateur, m., resonator.
rgsonnement, m., resounding; clank (of spurs,
saber , etc.), reverberation.
rtsonner, v. n., to resound, clank (spurs, saber),
clang.
resoudre, v. a., to resolve, settle, solve, decide,
determine; to reduce, dissolve; (law) to cancel
(a contract).
respirateur, m., respirator;
anglais, (mil. min.) respirator worn on going
into a foul mine.
rcspoiisabilite, f., responsibility;
dcgager la , to free from responsibility;
engager la , to make responsible for.
re,sponsable, a., responsible, liable, accountable,
ressac, m.,surf.
ressangler, v. a., to regirth, to tighten the girth.
ressaut, m., projection, lug, jog, shoulder; break
or change of level (as of an interior crost);
change of direction; (art., sm. a.) junction
slope; (mil. min.) abrupt change of le 1 cl in a
change of gallery; (surv.) change of level in
chaining up (or down) hill;
d'une facade, projection of the facade of a
building;
faire , to project, to stand out of a line or
range;
de la ppignee, (sm. a.) pistol grip;
de projectile, (art.) shoulder cf a projectile;
de terrain, (top.) abrupt fall of the ground.
ressauter, v. a. n., to leap, jump over, to leap
back, jump back (as over a ditch); to project,
stand ot of a line or range.
resseller, v. a., to saddle again.
ressemelage, m., new soling.
ressemeler, v. a., to new sole.
resserrement, m., tightening; (mil.) closing up;
de I' argent, tightness of money;
renforcement par , v. s. v. renforcement.
resserrer, v. a., to tie, tie again, fasten, bind up;
to tighten; to confine, restrain,, confine mere
closely, keep in close confinement; to contract,
compress, crowd; (mil.) to invest (a
town), pen up (a garrison); to close up (ranks);
son argent, to hoard one's money;
8 , to grow colder.
resstf, m., v. rccif.
resservir, v. n., (mil.) to serve again.
ressort, m., elasticity, springiness; (fig.) force,
energy, activity, incentive; (law and, in gen.)
jurisdiction, sphere, function; (tech.) spring.
I. Artillery, small arms, etc.; II. Springs
in general.
I. Artillery, small arms, etc.:
d'armement, (art.) cocking spring; restraining
spring of a fuse;
arret, d'arret, (sm. a.) spring stop;
arretoir, (sm. a.) spring stop; cut-off;
d' attache, (sm. a.) spring catch;
d'auget, (sm. a.) carrier spring;
de baguette, (sm. a.) ramrod spring;
de batterie, (sm. a.) sear spring;
de barrette, (sm. a.) hand spring (of a revolver);
(de) Belleville, (art.) Belleville spring, spring
disk;
en bois, v. de garniture;
de bouche, (sm. a.) band spring;
d boudin, (r.f. art.) lock spring;
d brassardelle , (sm. a.) upper band soring;
de capucine, (sm. a.) lower band spring;
de detente, (r. f. art.) mainspring; (sm. a.)
trigger spring;
distributeur. (sm. a.) spring clip hook;
d' embouchoir , (sm. a.) upper band spring;
defermenture, (sm. a.) breech-closing spring;
gachetle, (sm. a.) spring sear;
de gachette, (sm. a.) sear spring;
de garniture, (sm. a.) band spring;
grand , (sm. a.) mainspring;
de grenadiere, (sm. a.) lower band spring,
v. grenadiere;
de la hausse, (sm. a.) rear-sight spring:
de lancement, (torp.) discharging spring (of a
torpedo tube);
de mise defeu, (art.) firing spring (turret);
de noix, (sm. a.) mainspring of a gunlock-,
de percussion, (art.) percussion of spring;
petit , (sm. a.) sear spring;
dpince(s), (art.) clip spring; spring catch;