A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com
A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com
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aeromarin 510 allumage<br />
aeromarin, m., (aero.) seaplane.<br />
aeromoteur, m., (aero.) airplane motor,<br />
aeronat m., (aero.), balloon; (more particularly)<br />
dirigible balloon.<br />
aeronaut e, m., pilot of a free balloon.<br />
aronef, f., (aero.) any aerial vehicle (airplane or<br />
balloon), aircraft;<br />
s h stabilite dynamique, generic term for planes<br />
and kites;<br />
s ft stability mi-statique mi-dynamique, dirig-<br />
ibles;<br />
s & stabilite statique, spherical balloons.<br />
afcro-pare, m., (aero.) aeronautic station (supplies,<br />
shelter, repairs, inflation).<br />
aeroplane, m., (aero.) airplane;<br />
biplace, single seater machine;<br />
de bombardement, bombing plane, machine;<br />
de chasse, fighting plane, fighter;<br />
de corps d'armee, reconnaissance plane;<br />
ft helice arriere, pusher;<br />
ft helice avant, tractor;<br />
monoplace, single seater machine;<br />
pousseur, pusher (rare);<br />
. de reconnaissance, reconnaissance machine;<br />
tracteur, tractor;<br />
triplace, three seater machine.<br />
aeros table, m., (aero.) a stablizer in which the car,<br />
acting as a pendulum, controls the tail of the<br />
apparatus.<br />
aerostat, m., (aero.) any balloon (dirigible or<br />
spherical).<br />
aerostation,<br />
looning.<br />
f., (aero.) (limited to-day to) bal-<br />
aero-yacht, m., (aero.) flying boat.<br />
affaissement, m., collapsing or sinking (as of a<br />
pneumatic tire at point of contact).<br />
aflaisser, v. r., to collapse, to sink,<br />
afflcliage, m., posting (as of a public notice),<br />
afflche, f., poster, public notice.<br />
afncher, v. t., to post,<br />
affut, m., (art.) gun carriage;<br />
agenouille, (mach. gun) tripod down;<br />
barbette, barbette carriage;<br />
ft berceau, cradle carriage;<br />
ft berceau tralneau, cradle slide carriage;<br />
de crosse, (trench art.) rear carriage (150 T<br />
mortar);<br />
dresse, (mach. gun) tripod up;<br />
ft echantignolles, bracket carriage;<br />
ft glissement, any sliding gun carriage;<br />
grand , (art.) chassis;<br />
petit f top carriage; (mach. gun) trail carriage<br />
trail of a trench mount);<br />
(may move along<br />
de rempart, (mach. gun) trench mount;<br />
rigide, rigid carriage (gun and carriage recoil<br />
together);<br />
de secours, spare carriage;<br />
de tete, (trench art.) front carriage<br />
mortar).<br />
(150 T<br />
affut-trepied, m., (mach. gun) tripod mount;<br />
type omnibus, universal mount (takes any<br />
machine gun).<br />
affut-truc, m., (art.) railroad truck gun carriage;<br />
ft glissement, (art.) slide recoil carriage truck.<br />
agent, m., employee, policeman;<br />
de change, (<strong>com</strong>.) stock-broker (is an officier<br />
public in France);<br />
consulate, generic term for consuls; more<br />
narrowly, lower grade of consuls, as distinguished<br />
from consul proper;<br />
cycliste, bicycle police;<br />
de liaison, v. s. v. liaison;<br />
municipal, policeman;<br />
de police, policeman;<br />
voyer, (Fr. adm.) person charged with the<br />
construction, repair, and maintenance of<br />
<strong>com</strong>munal roads (chemins vicinaux), <strong>com</strong>munal<br />
roadmaster.<br />
agitateur, m., stirring rod.<br />
agrafe, f., fastener, belt fastener or clip;<br />
d'assemblage, assembling clip, clasp.<br />
aide-chargeur, m., (mil.) assistant loader.<br />
aide-grenadier, m., (mil.) man who protects a<br />
lanceur, q. v., in his duty; grenadier protector.<br />
aide-monteur, m., (mil.) assistant lineman (telephone,<br />
etc.).<br />
aide-pointeur, m., (art.) assistant gunner.<br />
aiguille, f. , needle; pointer; index; hand of a watch,<br />
clock;<br />
foudroyante, needle or hand of a split-second<br />
watch.<br />
aigulller, v. t., (r. r.) to set a switch.<br />
aile,f.,wing; (auto.) mudguard; (aero.) wing; (aero.)<br />
propeller blade;<br />
bout d' , (aero.) wing tip:<br />
bras d' , (aero.) wing spar.<br />
aileron, m., (aero.) wing tip, small movable wing,<br />
fin; balancing flap, rudder.<br />
ailette, f., (mach.) flange, cooling flange, (aero.) fin;<br />
de rechauffage, (mach.) heating flange, fin;<br />
de refroidissement, (mach.) cooling fin.<br />
air-essence, m., (auto.) mixture of air and gasoline,<br />
aire, f.,area;<br />
convene par une htlice, (aero.) developed area<br />
of a propeller.<br />
du cercle balaye par I'helice, (aero.) disk area<br />
of a propeller.<br />
ajoure, a., open (i. e., open worked).<br />
ajusteur, m., (mach., etc.) fitter (person).<br />
alaire, a., (aero.) wing.<br />
alboche, a., (mil. slang) naving German affinities.<br />
alcool, m., alcohol;<br />
absolu, (chem.) pure alcohol, absolute alcohol<br />
(no water);<br />
carbure, carburetted alcohol;<br />
denature, denatured alcohol;<br />
industriel, <strong>com</strong>mercial alcohol, for use in the<br />
arts,<br />
alerte.f., alarm;<br />
au gaz, (mil.) gas alarm, notice of a gas attack.<br />
alerter, v. t., (mil.) to warn, alarm, give the alarm.<br />
atesage, m., (mach.) bore (i. e., interior diameter,<br />
of a cylinder); piston diameter;<br />
du moteur, bore, interior diameter, of a motor<br />
cylinder.<br />
aiesoir-fralse,m.,(mac/i.0n) gas chamber cleaner.<br />
alidade, f., (inst.) alidade;<br />
& coulisse, sliding alidade (for steep slopes).<br />
aligner, v. t., to line up;<br />
s' , (sport) to <strong>com</strong>e to the scratch.<br />
alimentateur, m., (mach. gun) feed piece.<br />
alimentation, f., (mach.) feed;<br />
par la charge, gravity feed;<br />
double , (mach. gun) double feed;<br />
mecanisme d' , (mach. gun) feed mechanism;<br />
sous pression, pressure feed.<br />
alimenter, v. t., (mach. gun) to feed (ammunition).<br />
alinea, m., line (in a book or printed document).<br />
allter, v. r., to take to one's bed.<br />
allant, a., (fam.) with plenty of "go," spirited.<br />
allant, m., "go," spirit (horses and men);<br />
officier qui a de I' , an officer with plenty of go.<br />
allee,f., alley;<br />
cavaliere, bridle path.<br />
alleger, v. t., to lighten.<br />
allongement, m., (aero.) in a dirigible, the ratio<br />
of the diameter of the principal section to the<br />
maiu longitudinal axis; aspect ratio;<br />
du tir, (art.) extension of the range.<br />
allonger, v. t., to lengthen:<br />
le tir, (art.) to extend, increase, the range.<br />
allumage, m., (mil.) priming (as of a hand grenade);<br />
(mach.) ignition;<br />
[The following terms relate to motors:]<br />
avance ft I' , sparking advance;<br />
ft basse tension, low tension ignition;<br />
ft bruleurs, burner ignition;<br />
couper I' . to cut off ignition, to switch off;<br />
tlectrique, electric ignition;