A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com

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tige, (arbres &) basses
kept down;
(arbres &) Mutes -
allowed to grow;
j, trees whose stems are
trees whose sterns are
-d'arret,(r.f. art.) bolt,stop bolt, stop spindle,
fir ing-pin stop;
d'articulation (de la pompe & air), pump rod
and links;
articuUe, jointed rod;
d'assemblage, (mack.) link;
bois de , forest trees of full growth;
carabine fi- , v, s. v. carabine;
de choc, (r. r.) buffer rod; (of a spar torpedo)
contact spindle or stem;
de clef, shank of a key;
de colonne, shank of a column;
de communication, (mach.) connecting rod;
co'nductrice, (mach.) guide rod; steam winch
connecting rod;
a courroie, (macJi.) strap bar, rod strap;
de declanchement, (art.) piston (of the
Merriamfuse);
directrice, (mach.) guide rod, slide rod, tail
rod; slide bar;
d'equerre, arm of a square;
d'excentrique, (mach.) eccentric rod;
filetee, threaded rod;
deforet, (mach.) boring bar;
dufrein, (r. r.) brake rod;
d'une gacheite de platine, (sm. a.) shank: of the
sear;
de glissoire, (mach.') motion bar;
graduee, index rod;
graduee de la hausse, (art.) tangent scale or
rod;
de guide, guide rod:
laterale, (mach.) side rod;
de levage, (mach, etc.) lifting rod, lift;
de la noix, (am. a.) tumbler axle;
de manoeuvre, (mach., etc.), working rod
(e. g., a power-transmitting rod);
de manoeuvre, de refoulement, Lemoine
brake;
s de parallelogramme, (mach.) parallel motion;
arm or bar of a parallel motion;
de paratonnerre, lightning rod;
de pendule, pendulum rod;
percutrice, (sin. a.) striking pin;
de petit cheval, donkey-pump rod;
de piston, (mach.) piston rod;
bpiton, rod and eye;
fi pompe, hollow stem upon which a piece
(pompe) may slide;
de
pompe, (mach.) pump rod;
porte-aiguille, (sm. a.) needle bolt, needle
holder.
de reglage, adjusting rod or bar;
de regulateur, (mach.) governor arm or rod;
&, de, ressort, (art., etc.) spring pin;
de serrage, (art.) keep or securing pin;
de sondage, de sonde, boring rod;
de
f soupage, (mach.) valve spindle;
'de soupape d'arret, (mach.) stove-valve rod;
de suspension, suspension rod (of a suspension
bridge);
dela tete mobile, (art.) obturator spindle;
de tiroir, (mach.) valve rod, slide rod, valve
spindle or stem, slide-valve spindle;
de
transmission, (top) immersion regulator
rod(Whitehead);
de
yanne, m., sluice-valve rod;
d vis dufrein, brake screw.
tigrg, a., (hipp.) spotted, leopard-spotted;
cheval , leopard-spotted horse.
tlgrure, f., (hipp) leopard spot in coat.
tillac, m., (nav.) deck (of a merchantman, of a
river boat) ;
clou de , tenpenny nail;
clou de demi , sixpenny nail;
franc , flush deck.
tille, f . , bast; hemp bark; cooper's adz; (nav.) cuddy;
fore cabin, stern cabin.
tilleul, m., lime tree and wood.
tlmbale, f., kettledrum, timbal; metal cup.
timbalier, m., kettledrummer; timbal player.
timbre, m., (striking) bell; snare of a drum; stamp,
postage stamp, postmark; shell of a helmet- in
construction memoirs, the amount and nature
of work to bo done, written as a catchword
opposite each article of the memoir;
adresser sous le de, address as above (of official
letters) ;
d'alarme, bicycle bell;
d'annulation, cancellation stamp.
d'arret (fort.) in a turret, bell that rings when
embrasures are 180 away from the dangerous
SGCcorj
bureau de , stamp office;
cachet, seal press;
-depeche, telegram stamp;
de dimension, stamp varying in cost with
the size of the paper to which it is attached ;
drott de *
, stamp duty;
electrigue, electric bell;
ft empreinte, embossed stamp.
extraordinaire, a stamp put on a document
that should have been written on stamped paperfixe,
fixed stamp (impression);
humide, colored stamp;
losangeti, pointes, cancel;
mobile, attachable stamp (as distinguished
from the stamp on stamped paper);
poste, postage stamp; (sm. a.) cartridge
(sporting, fam.);
proportionnel, proportional stamp (varies
with amount involved);
quittance, de quittance, receipt, stamp
(on receipts for more than 10 francs);
sec, plain stamp (not colored);
de tambour, snare (of a drum);
tclegramme, v. dtpeche.
timbrer, v. a., to stamp; to postmark a letter; to
head a document with the date and place, and a
summary of its contents.
timon, m., pole (of a wagon, gun carriage); (nav.)
tiller;
de rechange, (art) spare pole;
support de , pole yoke.
timonerie, f., (nav.) wheelhouse; the quartermasters
of a ship.
timonier, m., (art.) wheel horse, wheeler; (nav.)
helmsman.
timpe, f., v. tympe.
tin, m.. (nav.) stock, block, for ship's timbers
(keel, floor timbers, in construction); boat
chock.
tine, f., water cask; (powd.) powder tub; (min.)
tub, kibble.
tinette, f., small tub; soil tub.
tintage, m., blocking, chocking, of casks, etc.
tlntenague, f. v., toutenague.
tinter, v. a., (nav.) to put upon the stocks; to prop,
support, with blocks of wood.
tion, m., (met.) tool for cleaning crucibles.
tioul, m., (fond.) skimmer used in foundries.
tiquer, v. n., (hipp.) to have a stable vice; to suck
wind, be a crib biter, eat dirt, etc.;
& 1'appui, to crib proper.
tiqueur, m., (hipp.) horse that has a stable vice
(crib biter, dirt eater, etc.).
tir, m., (ball., art., sm. a., t. p.) firing, fire, shooting,
target practice; gunnery; round; set or series of
shots; shooting gallery, firing ground, practice
ground, range.
I. Artillery, ballistics; II. Small arms,
target practice.
I. Artillery, ballistics:
allonger le angle de -
v. s. , v. allonger;
, (ball.) angle of attele,
fire;
firing with horses hitched to the
carriage;
au-dessous de I'horizon, v. nt'galif;
autour de l'horizon all-around } fire;
balistique, ballistic firing, proving-ground
practice, practice for ballistic results:
& balles, shrapnel firing;
sur ballon, firing at bailons;
a barbette, barbette firing (U. 8. Art.); overbank
fire (R. A.);