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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serpentin 420 serrure<br />
serpentin,^ vapeur, steam coil.<br />
serpentine, f., (man.) sinuous path or track described<br />
by riders in column of files.<br />
serpette, f., pruning knife; billhook; (pont.) sort of<br />
calking tool.<br />
serpcycr, v. a., v. scrpeger.<br />
serpiller, v. a., to reduce the thickness of a palisade<br />
by cutting off the sides.<br />
serpilildre, f., sarplar, coarse packing cloth.<br />
serrate, m., fastening, securing, tightening, adjusting<br />
(as of a screw); uniting together; tightness<br />
of fit (as a cartridge in its seat); (art.)<br />
tension or strain (of gun metrl); shrinkage;<br />
(frequently) <strong>com</strong>pression; in obturating devices,<br />
the pressure or bearing of the device<br />
against the walls of the gun; (arlif.) crimping<br />
of Bickford fuse, etc.; (mach.) vertical path or<br />
course of a bit (boring machines, et->.); the play<br />
or course or travel of a cutting edge (machine<br />
tools); locking; (sm. a.) longitudinal distance<br />
traveled by the cylinder necessary to close the<br />
breech, measured from the point where the<br />
stop-screw <strong>com</strong>es in contact with the lateral<br />
groove; distance from handle up to handle<br />
down after the bolt has been pushed as far for-<br />
ward as possible without turning;<br />
clefde , wedge key;<br />
de , adjusting, tightening (in many <strong>com</strong>binations);<br />
diametral, (art.) shrinkage;<br />
fosse de , (art.) shrinkage pit;<br />
gras, tight fit (as of nuts, washers, etc.);<br />
naturel relatif, (art.) the difference per unit<br />
of length between the exterior diameter of the<br />
tube and the interior diameter of the adjacent<br />
hoop;<br />
pratique absolu, (art.) the actual expansion<br />
of a hoop necessary to put it in place;<br />
putts de , v. fosse de .<br />
serre, f., ship plank; greenhouse; pressing together;<br />
press;<br />
h la v. en , ;<br />
donner une to , press together;<br />
en housed.<br />
,<br />
serr, p. p., hard, tight, close, fast, <strong>com</strong>pact, close<br />
together, shut up in; (of wood, grain) close<br />
grained; (mach.) (of work, hammer, rolls, etc.)<br />
as close to the final shape as possibJ^L (mil.)<br />
close (of formations, etc.); (man.) (of y gait)<br />
short, well together;<br />
cheval v. s. v. , cheval;<br />
feu , (mil.) close, well-delivered fire;<br />
jouer , v. s. v. jouer;<br />
ligne e, (mil.) dense line;<br />
en masse, (mil.) closed in mass.<br />
serre-cou, m., (hipp.) <strong>com</strong>press used in bleeding a<br />
horse at the neck.<br />
serre-^crous, m., nut setter.<br />
serre-etoupe, m., (mach.) stuffing box.<br />
serre-feu, m., (met.) fire screen.<br />
serre-fil(s), m., (elec.) binding screw; binding post;<br />
(teleg.) connector;<br />
tiVdeux vis, double connector.<br />
serre-file, m., (mil.) file-closer; last soldier of a file<br />
(nav.) sternmost ship of a column or fleet<br />
(whether in line or column);<br />
en , (mil.) in the line of file-f losers;<br />
etre en , (mil.) to be in the line of file-closers;<br />
general, (mil.) general file-closer detailed<br />
under special circumstances to bring up rear;<br />
gives information to- any elements that may<br />
have fallen behind; may be an officer;<br />
rentrer en (s), to go or fall into the line of fileclosers.<br />
serre-frein, m., (mach.) brake tightener or adjuster;<br />
brake setter (of a bicycle); (r. r.) brakeman.<br />
serre-garniture, m., (mach.) gland.<br />
serre-joints, m., clamp, holdfast.<br />
serrement, m., squeezing, pressure; (drill) closing<br />
of intervals; (min.) dam or partition to keep<br />
out water.<br />
serre-nez, m., (hipp.) horse twitch.<br />
serre-papiers, m., paper weight; paper holder or<br />
clip; set of pigeonholes, file for papers.<br />
serrer, v. a., to close, close up, press, press cloee,<br />
tighten, squeeze; to crowd, crowd on, gain on,<br />
push back; to clasp; to lock, lock up, put away<br />
or aside, take in; to pass, go, close to; to tie,<br />
arrange, fasten, wedge in, make secure, screw<br />
down, shrink, crimp; (mach.) to lock; (met.) to<br />
bloom; (man.) to narrow the area over whi r h a<br />
horse is moving (as in volts); (mil.) to close,<br />
close up;<br />
son adversaire, y.<br />
la botte, (fenc.);<br />
a bloc, to set up; to set home; to cause all<br />
parts to bear together properly;<br />
la botte, (fenc.) to thrust home and hard;<br />
(man.) to close in the legs on the horse;<br />
les bottcs, (cav.) to close in boot to boot;<br />
la bride, (man.) to pull on the bridle;<br />
un canon, (nav. art.) to house a gun;<br />
un cheval, (man.) to keep a horse together,<br />
well in hand;<br />
une colonne, (mil.) to make a column close<br />
to a denser formation;<br />
- - le <strong>com</strong>pas, to lift the card off the point<br />
(pivot);<br />
contre, to push, force, back, on or to;<br />
la cote, (nav.) to hug the coast;<br />
la demi-volte, (man.) in a demivolt, to bring<br />
the horse accurately back to his starting point;<br />
& distance, (drill) of the rear rank, etc., to<br />
close up to proper distance;<br />
Vennemi, (mil.) to push, press, the enemy,<br />
press him hard;<br />
reperon, les eperons, (man.) to put<br />
spurs to a horse;<br />
une fascine, (siege) to choke a fascine;<br />
les files, v., les rangs;<br />
lefrein, to put on a brake; to brake;<br />
une garniture, (mach.) to tighten, screw<br />
down, a packing;<br />
les intervalles. (mil.) to close intervals;<br />
un joint, to tighten a joint;<br />
la ligne, (mil.) to close or contract a line of<br />
battle; (nav.) to close up, form a close line;<br />
la mesure, v. la bottr, (fenc.);<br />
un n'xud, (cord.) to tighten, to secure a knot<br />
or lashing;<br />
une place, (siege) to annoy, press upon, a<br />
place, cut off its <strong>com</strong>munications;<br />
de pres, (mil.) to press the enemy hard;<br />
les rangs, (mil.) to close up, to close ranks;<br />
les sangles, to tighten the girths;<br />
le saucisson, (siege) to choke a fascine;<br />
se , (man.) (of the horse) not to take enough<br />
ground;<br />
sur, (mil.) to close upon (the enemy, the<br />
unit in front); (nav.) to close upon;<br />
une tente, (mil.) to furl a tent;<br />
la terre, (nav.) to hug the coast;<br />
sur la tete, (mil.) to close up on the head of a<br />
unit, column, etc.;<br />
une mile, de pres, (siege) to invest a town;<br />
-a vis, to screw, screw down;<br />
la volte, (man.) to narrow a volt.<br />
serre-rais, m., spoke setter.<br />
serre-rayons, m., spoke setter of a bicycle.<br />
serre-tete, m., headband, band.<br />
serre-tube, m., (mach.) apparatus for riveting<br />
lo<strong>com</strong>otive tubes, riveting clauip.<br />
serriere, f., (met.) plug of iron, stopple of a furnace,<br />
serrure, f., lock;<br />
benarde, lock with a solid key, i. e., lock that<br />
may be turned from both sides;<br />
& broche, piped-key lock;<br />
brouiller une , to derange a lock;<br />
de cabinet, latch-, spring-, lock;<br />
cachee, v. encastelie;<br />
b cleffemelle, v. & broche;<br />
& clef male, lock with a trench key;<br />
h <strong>com</strong>binaison(s) , <strong>com</strong>bination lock;<br />
crocheter une , to pick a lock;<br />
crocheteur de , picklock, lock picker;<br />
(it) demi-tour, spring lock, spring catch;<br />
& deux penes, spring stock lock;<br />
& deux tours, lock with a double turn, double<br />
lock;<br />
- & double tour, v. & deux tours;