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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subsistance 435 support<br />
subsistance, mettre en , (mil.') to assign a man<br />
to a unit not his own, for pay and subsistence;<br />
s militaires, (mil.) food, forage, illuminating<br />
and heating, supplies, etc.;<br />
mise en , (mil.) assignment of a man to a unit<br />
not his own, for pay and subsistence.<br />
subsistant, m., (mil.') man temporarily subsisted<br />
and paid in a unit not his own (said of militaire<br />
isole).<br />
subsister, v. a., to subsist;<br />
faire une armee, (mil.) to subsist an army.<br />
substance, f., substance; matter;<br />
isolante, (elec.) insulating material;<br />
s rebelles, (met.) refractory ores.<br />
substituer, v. a., to substitute.<br />
substitut, m., substitute; deputy.<br />
substitution, f., substitution; (esp. Fr. a.) the<br />
substitution of one sort of forage for another.<br />
substruction, f., substruction; underpinning;<br />
foundation.<br />
subvention, f., relief; subsidy; grant; supply, aid.<br />
subventionner, v. a. /to subsidize; to make a grant,<br />
a subsidy.<br />
subversion, f., subversion, ruin, overthrow.<br />
subverter, v. a., to overthrow, ruin, subvert.<br />
suc<strong>com</strong>ber, v. n., to fail, yield, succumb, be<br />
worsted; to sink beneath; to be overthrown.<br />
succursale, f., branch establishment.<br />
sucre, m. , sugar;<br />
casser du & deux sous le mitre cube, (mil.<br />
slang) to be in punishment <strong>com</strong>panies, breaking<br />
stone.<br />
sud, a., south, southerly; m., the south; south<br />
wind;<br />
magnetique, magnetic south;<br />
vrai, true south.<br />
sudiste, m., Confederate, 1861-1865.<br />
sud-ouest, a., southwest; m., the southwest;<br />
southwest wind, southwester; southwester<br />
(head gear).<br />
suee, f., (hipp.) sweating, sweat.<br />
suer, v. a., to sweat; to perspire;<br />
blanc, (hipp.) to sweat foam; to sweat foamy;<br />
to foam;<br />
lefer, (met.) to weld <strong>com</strong>pletely.<br />
sueur, f., sweat,<br />
suie, f.,soot;<br />
de bois, wood soot.<br />
suM, m., tallow; suet; tallow (art.)i disk; (nav.) mixture<br />
of soap, tallow, brimstone, etc., for paying<br />
a ship's bottom;<br />
boite d tallow , box;<br />
bouilloireh tallow , kettle;<br />
coupe d , v. godetb ;<br />
cuir en v. s. v. , cuir;<br />
donner un , to grease;<br />
godetb, tallow , cup; grease cup;<br />
goutte de round-head , screw, button-head<br />
screw;<br />
mettre en to , tallow;<br />
mineral, a variety of talc.<br />
suiffer, v. a., to tallow; (nav.) to pay with suif,<br />
q. v.<br />
suiutement, m., oozing, running, exudation (running,<br />
leaking, of seams, boilers, etc.); (expl.)<br />
exudation, leakage, of acids;<br />
de la fourchette, (hipp.) thrush, running<br />
thrush.<br />
suinter, v. n., to leak, filter, drip through; to run<br />
out, ooze; (expl.) to exude, leak (as acids).<br />
suite, f., retinue, train; sequel, continuance, succession,<br />
series, set, consequence;<br />
& la , (mil.) supernumerary;<br />
& la de I'armee, (mil.) of a general officer, in<br />
excess of the statutory number;<br />
d la d'un regiment, (mil.) of an officer, attached<br />
to a regiment as supernumerary of his grade;<br />
Stre mis a la , (mil.) to be discharged with a<br />
pension;<br />
officier d la v. s. v. , officier.<br />
suivage, m., tallowing.<br />
suivant, m., follower in a flight of pigeons.<br />
suiver, v. a., v. sniffer.<br />
suivre, v. a., to follow, pursue, go after;<br />
un cours, to take a course of study (in a college,<br />
etc.);<br />
la piste, (man.) to go close to the wall of a<br />
riding hall;<br />
le poing de la bride, (man.) to obey the hand<br />
readily.<br />
suiet, a., subject to, amenable, liable; prone, given<br />
to, addicted to.<br />
sujet, m., subject, topic, matter; subject (of a<br />
king);<br />
Ion , steady, well-behaved man.<br />
sujetion, f., subjection; inconvenience;<br />
pierre de , v. s. v. pierre.<br />
suifatisation, f., impregnation, injection, with<br />
sulphate of copper.<br />
sulfatiser, v. a., to inject, impregnate, with sulphate<br />
of copper.<br />
sulfoglycfcrique, a., (chem., expl.) glycerolsulphuric.<br />
sulfoiiitrique, a., (chem., expl.) sulphonitric.<br />
sulfurite, (expl.) sulphurite.<br />
sultan, m., sultan.<br />
sultane, f., sultana.<br />
super, v. a. n., (of a pump) to suck up the packing;<br />
(of tubes, etc.) to be stopped, plugged, up.<br />
superflcie, f., superficies; surface, area;<br />
& la , superficially;<br />
de , superficial, in area.<br />
superfln, a., superfine; (of a file) dead smooth.<br />
superieur, a., superior; upper (of rivers, of countries,<br />
e. g., the upper Rhine, etc.);<br />
cour e , higher court; supreme court;<br />
officier , (mil.) field officer; \<br />
tribunal , v. cour e.<br />
superposer, v. a., to superpose.<br />
f., superposition, superposition; (sm. a.) overlapping<br />
and welding the edges of a skelp.<br />
superstruction, f., (cons.) construction above<br />
ground.<br />
superstructure, f., superstructure; superstructure<br />
of a bridge; (r. r.) superstructure (ballast and<br />
rails, track and supports).<br />
suppteance, f., substitution; functions of a substitute.<br />
suppleant, a., m., deputy, substitute, assistant.<br />
suppleer, v. a. n., to supply, make good; to furnish,<br />
fill up, supply the place of, do duty for,<br />
serve instead.<br />
supplement, m., supplement, addition; additional<br />
pay; gratuity, bounty; allowance;<br />
en , extra, additional;<br />
officier en , (mil.) supernumerary officer;<br />
de solde, extra pay or allowance.<br />
supptementaire, a., supplementary, additional,<br />
extra, supernumerary.<br />
supplice, m., punishment, corporal punishment;<br />
le dernier , capital punishment.<br />
supplicier, v. a., to execute, inflict capital punishment<br />
on.<br />
support, m., support, prop, stay, rest, pillar,<br />
column, standard, stanchion, strut, bearing,<br />
block, holder, projecting frame, stand, rack;<br />
fulcrum, stand; (fig.) assistance, help, protection;<br />
(art.) headstock; mount (rapid-firing gun);<br />
(pont.) beam supporting balks, etc.; (mach.)<br />
plumber block; overhanging arm; bracket;<br />
(elec.) incandescent-lamp socket;<br />
d' alimentation, (r.f. art.) feed box;<br />
d'arbre porte-fraise, (mach.) overhanging arm<br />
(as of a milling machine);<br />
arriere. (art.) rear support (of a star gauge);<br />
avant (d T), (art.) front or T rest (of a star<br />
-d bawnnette, (elec.) bayonet-joint socket (for<br />
an incandescent lamp);<br />
de balancier, crossnead bracket (of a steam<br />
windlass);<br />
de bicyclette, bicycle stand;<br />
de chargement, (art.) breech support (<strong>French</strong><br />
95mm) for fire under great angles;<br />
d d'jriot, (mach.) slide, slide rest (of a lathe);