A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com

voile 488 voix
voile, m., veil; pretext; (phot.) obscurity, dimness.
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voile,
p. p., clouded, covered; (nay.) rigged.
voilement, m., warping, twisting, getting out of
true.
voiler, v. a. r., to veil; to conceal, hide, disguise;
to warp, to become distorted (steel, wood);
(phot.) to obscure, dim; (nav.) to bend on the
saiis of a ship;
une caisse, un tambour, to muffle a drum.
voilerie, f., (nav.) sail loft; sailmaking.
voilier, m., (nav.) sailmaker; sailing vessel;
bon (mauvais) , good (poor) sailer (also mauvaise
voiliere).
voihire, f . , warping, distorting (of wood, of steel in
tempering); (nav.) sails; sailmaking.
voir, v. a., to see; to examine, oversee, attend to,
overlook, command, inspect; to frequent; to
look out on; (for!,., etc.) to dominate;
le feu pour la premiere fois, (mil.) to get one's
baptism of fire.
voirie, f., commission of public ways; collective
term for all roads and means of communication,
wnether land or water; sewer, common
sewer; garbage, refuse, offal;
grande commission of , public roads, railroads,
canals, navigable rivers, etc.;
petite , commission for local roads, unnavigable
rivers, etc.;
ruralc, commission of public ways in rural
districts;
travaux de road labor.
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urbaine, commission of public ways in towns.
voisin, a., m., next to, neighboring, adjacent, bordering
on, adjoining, contiguous to; neighbor.
voisinage, m. neighborhood.
voiturage, m., carriage, wagon transportation.
voiture, f., method of transportation; conveyance,
transportation; carriage, vehicle; fare, load;
(art.) carriage and limber; caisson, any artillery
vehicle; (V. r.) car, coach;