08.02.2013 Views

A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com

A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com

A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com

SHOW MORE
SHOW LESS

Create successful ePaper yourself

Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.

assembler 514 avion<br />

assembler, v. t., (mach.) to couple.<br />

assener, v. t., to strike;<br />

un coup, to deliver a severe blow (with a<br />

club, sword, etc.).<br />

assiette, f., (nav.) trie correct position or level of a<br />

ship afloat; (cons.) settling; (aero.)horizontality;<br />

prendre son to settle.<br />

,<br />

prendre son , (cons.) to settle.<br />

assists f., depth of a seat; (in pi. law) assizes.<br />

associe, a., (mil.) linked, of battalions, etc. (British<br />

army).<br />

assujettir, v. t., to secure, fix firmly.<br />

astigmatiseur, m., (inst.) astigmatiser (rangefinder).<br />

astigmatisme, m., astigmatism.<br />

astralit, f., (expl.) astralite.<br />

atelier, m., workshop, working party;<br />

roulant, traveling workshop;<br />

de sechage, (fond.) drying room;<br />

de telegraphic, telegraphique, (mil.) telegraph<br />

squad;<br />

telephonique, (mil.) telephone squad (1 <strong>com</strong>missioned<br />

officer and 5 men);<br />

de transformation de charge, (art.) shelter (near<br />

a heavy battery) for the conversion and manipulation<br />

of charges.<br />

attache, f., clip, paper fastener;<br />

d'aile, (aero.) Diving attachment, wing support.<br />

attache-fils, m., wire coupler; (aero.) wiring plateattaque,<br />

f., (mil., etc.) attack; (mil. win.) head*<br />

head of the v'ork (mine, shaft, or gallery);<br />

chfj d' (mil.) in sieges, chief of attack, (field<br />

officer of engineers in charge of approaches);<br />

double , (mil. min.) double attack (two-level<br />

construction of a gallery);<br />

de,en, flanc, attack, in flank;<br />

aux gaz (mil.) gas attack;<br />

par gaz, (mil.) gas attack;<br />

gazeuse, gas attack;<br />

en queue, attack in rear;<br />

firevers, attack from the rear;<br />

par surprise, surprise attack;<br />

par vogues de gaz, gas attack.<br />

attelage,m.,team;<br />

& deux chevaux, two horse team.<br />

atteler, v. t., (mil.) to serve with, have charge of,<br />

certain teams, wagons.<br />

atterrir, v. n., (aero.) to land, <strong>com</strong>e down.<br />

atterrissage,m., (aero.) landing; (nav.) landing;<br />

chassis d' , (aero.) landing chassis, under<br />

carriage;<br />

drap d' , (aero.) landing sheet (indicates position<br />

of landing ground);<br />

rampe d' , (aero.) landing lights;<br />

terrain d' , (aero.) landing place, landing<br />

ground;<br />

train d' , v. chassis d' .<br />

attrape-tiquets, m., tick trap (pigeon lofts).<br />

attribut, m., (in pi. mil.) insignia (on uniform, but<br />

not of rank).<br />

aubade, f., morning serenade.<br />

audience, f., audience;<br />

de conqe, farewell audience of an ambassador,<br />

1<br />

of a military attache .<br />

audlon, m., (wireless) audion.<br />

auditenr, m., auditor; officer of the (<strong>French</strong>)<br />

council of state.<br />

auget, m., trough; (art.) rear casing (trench mortar<br />

bed).<br />

auto, f., familiar abbreviation of automobile.<br />

auto-allumage, m., (mach.) self ignition (overheated<br />

cylinders).<br />

auto-ballon, m., (aero.) dirigible.<br />

autobloqufi, a., self locked.<br />

autobus, m., autobus.<br />

auto-camion, m., auto truck, motor truck.<br />

auto-canon, m., (art.) automobile gun (mounted<br />

on an auto).<br />

auto-correcteur, m., (art.) automatic corrector;<br />

(mil. aero.) auto-corrector.<br />

auto-cuiseur, m., self-cooker.<br />

automitrailleuse, f., (mil. auto) auto-machine gun.<br />

automobile, m., f., automobile;<br />

airien, any aerial machine driven by a motor;<br />

h I'alcool, any automobile in which the energy<br />

conies from alcohol;<br />

blindee, (mil.) armored automobile;<br />

canot v. s. v., , canot;<br />

de course, racing car;<br />

cttiras.se, (mil.) armored motor car;<br />

& essence, gasoline motor car;<br />

d explosion, explosion engine car;<br />

de guerre, (mil.) service or military automobile;<br />

mitrailleuse, (mil.) machine gun on automobile<br />

carriage;<br />

de tourisme, touring car;<br />

b. vapeur, any steam automobile;<br />

vedette v. s. , v., vedette;<br />

a, viandes, (mil.) meat automobile.<br />

automobilisme, m., automobilism (sport,<br />

science, etc.).<br />

automotrice, f., (r. r.) electric lo<strong>com</strong>otive.<br />

autonautisme, m.. motor boating.<br />

auto-rupteur, m., (elec.) make and break device<br />

(adapted to coils not fitted with contact breakers).<br />

auto-taxi, m., (Jam.) taximeter.<br />

auto-torplllage, m., (nav.) self-destruction by<br />

torpedo (case whore a torpedo turns back on its<br />

own ship).<br />

auto-transformateur,<br />

former.<br />

m., (elec.) auto trans-<br />

auto-trembleur, m., a synonym of vibreur, q. v.<br />

autovlsetir, m., small mirror to observe the existence<br />

and nature of spark produced.<br />

auto-yacht, m., (nav.) motor-yacht.<br />

auxillaire, m., (nav.) auxiliary boat.<br />

avance, f., advance; (mach., etc.) lead;<br />

& 1'allumage, sparking advance, sparking<br />

advance gear;<br />

fil'cchappement, exhaust lead;<br />

& I'ouverture d'cchappement, exhaust lead;<br />

sur titre, (<strong>com</strong>.) loan on security;<br />

par tour, (of a propeller)<br />

the theoretical<br />

advance less the slip.<br />

avancemcnt, m. , (mil .) promotion;<br />

dl'anciennele, promotion by seniority;<br />

& I'anciennetl par selection, (German Army)<br />

promotion by seniority, after elimination of in<strong>com</strong>petents;<br />

& felection, (mil.) promotion by vote or election<br />

(<strong>French</strong> Revolution);<br />

par regiment, (mil.) regimental promotion;<br />

par selection, (mil.) promotion by selection;<br />

sur toutel'arme, (mil.) lineal promotion.<br />

avant, m., forward part, forepart;<br />

brise-glaces, (nav.) ice-breaker of a ship.<br />

avenant, m., additional clause (as of a contract or<br />

treaty).<br />

aviage, m., (aero.) flight (word proposed, but not<br />

adopted).<br />

aviateur, m., (aero.) aviator, pilot, airman.<br />

aviation, f., (aero.) aviation;<br />

cdtiere, coast aviation (naval purposes);<br />

hauturiere, high sea aviation service;<br />

avier, v. t., (aero.) to fly (word proposed,<br />

but not<br />

adopted).<br />

avion, m., (aero.) airplane;<br />

d'ac<strong>com</strong>pagnemcnt de I'infanterie, (mil.) air-<br />

plane that follows the march of advanced<br />

units and reserves (one to each division); contact<br />

plane;<br />

d'artillerie, spotting plane.<br />

de bombardement, bombing plane;<br />

de bord, ship's plane (carried aboard);<br />

de chasse, <strong>com</strong>bat plane, pursuit airplane;<br />

de <strong>com</strong>bat, battle plane;

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!