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engrenage 153 enroulcur
engrenage d vis, screw-gear; - d vis sans fin, worm-gearing.
engrenement, m., feeding with grain; (action of)
gearing in with.
engrener, v. a. n. r., to feed with corn, beans, etc.;
to prime (a pump); (mach.) to engage, catch;
throw, put, in gear; to tooth, to gear in with;
to be put in gear.
engrenure, f., (mach.) action of gearing, gearing
in together; interlocking.
enharnacner, v. a., (ham.) to harness.
enjaler, v. a., to stock an anchor.
enjamb6e,f., stride (horse, man).
enjamber, v. a. n., to jut, project, stride over.
enjarret6, a., tied by the foot (horse).
enlacement, m., entangling; lacing; twisting, interweaving.
enlacer, v. a. n., to entwine, twist, interlace, entangle,
lock; - des papiers, to file or string papers.
enlac.ure, f., auger hole; bolting, pinning, a tenon
into its mortise.
enlevage, m., spurt (bicycle).
enlevS, m.. (fenc.) a moulinet upward in front of
the body (singlestick).
enlevement, m., removal; (mil.) storming, carrying
by assault (of a redoubt, position, etc.);
surprise (of a post); (pont.) dismantling (of a
bridge).
enlever, v. a., to raise, to lift, lift up, remove, carry
away; heave; (mil.) to carry by storm; to carry,
sweep, along (as, a regiment to the assault);-
(pont.) to dismantle (a bridge); - et changer une roue, (art.) to take off and
change a wheei; - un cheval, (man.) to urge a horse vigorously
forward, to urge a horse to go; - par une mine, (mil. min.) to blow up;
-. un guartier, (mil.) to beat up one's quarters;
- un regiment, (mil.) to sweep along a regiment
(as, to an assault).
enlever, m., (man.) dash, bolt;
de I'avant-main, rise, lift, of the forehand;
I'- au galop, putting into the gallop.
enlier, v. a., (mas.) to bind.
enligner, v. a., to align.
enliouber, v. a., (carp.) to scarf.
ennemi, a., hostile.
ennemi, m., enemy; adversary, foe;
- figure (in maneuvers at drill) enemy marked
out by a few men only, indicated enemy, outlined
enemy; - marque, v.figure;
represents , (in maneuvers, etc.) the enemy
represented by a full force, full - enemy;
suppose, (in maneuvers, etc.) assumed enemy,
hypothetical enemy.
enqufite, f., inquiry, investigation;
commission d'-, (mil.) court of inquiry (officers
only);
conseil d'-
, (mil.) court of inquiry;
faire une-
, to hold an inquiry, make an investigation,
to investigate.
enraciner, v. a., to bury down, to sink into the
ground (as, of foundations).
enraiement, m., v. enrayage.
enraser, v. a., to make level or flush.
enrayage, m., chocking, locking, braking (of
a wheel); that part of the nave where the
spokes enter the mortises; speech; (mach.)
stopping, jamming, failure to work (of a
mechanism); (art., sm. a.) general expression
for the failure of a mechanism to work
properly, jamming (as, of a magazine feed,
of a breech-closing mechanism, etc.); (sm.
a.) act of putting the safety device into
play;
- d bloc, braking a wheel so that it slides without
turning;
chatne d'-, drag chain (artillery, etc., car-
riages);
patin d'- , drag shoe, drag;
de route, locking of wheels on the road, the
march;
sabot d'-, v. patin d'-.
enrayement, m., v. enrayage.
enrayer, v. a. r., to lock, skid, chock, or drag
(a wheel); to put on the drag, the brake, to
brake; to spoke (a wheel); (mach.) to stop;
to jam, to make fast or motionless; to fail
to work; (art., sm. a.) to jam, stick, fail to
work (of a breech mechanism, feed gear,
etc.); (art.) to secure (as, a gun in a turret,
for firing); (sm. a.) to put the safety device
into play;
d oloc, to brake a wheel so that it slides without
turning;
chained , locking chain, drag chain;
corded , drag-rope;
un pignon, to lock a pinion.
enrayeur, m., manager or conductor of a pile
driver.
enrayoir, m., prop, support, stay; locking chain.
enrayure, f.. wheel-drag; (cons.) radiating framing
of a floor (as, under the end of a hip rocf,
etc.).
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enrggimente,
p. p., (mil.) regimented; formed into
a regiment.
enrtgimenter, v. a., (mil.) to regiment,
body, form into a regiment.
to em-
enregistrement, m., registration; registry; entry,
enrollment; recording (of experiments,
etc.);
certificat d' , certificate of registry.
enregistrer, v. a., to register, record, enter, set
down.
enregistreur, m., (inst.) any registering or recording
device or mechanism (e. g., the quill of
a chronoscope); (ball.) the registrar of the Le
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Boulenge chronograph;
projectile , (ball.) recording, registering
projectile, one provided with a registering
device;
renclancheur, (ball.) a registering device
working on a make-and-break circuit; a register
indicating the successive steps of the phenomenon.
enrSnement, m., reining in or up (of horses in
harness); fastening or bridle-reins to a dumbjockey,
etc.
enrener, v. a., to rein in or up; to tie by the reins
(of horses in harness); to fasten the bridle-reins
to a dumb-jockey, etc.
enrenoire, f., hitching-post.
enrimeur, m., driver of a ringing engine.
enrochage, m., (powd.) caking, induration.
enrochement, m., (cons.) riprap; (powd.) induration,
caking (of powder in barrels, in
shell, against walls, etc., of shell, after firing).
enrocher, v. a. r., (cons.) to riprap; (powd.) to
harden, cake, become indurated, v. enrochement.
enrOIS, m., (mil.) soldier or sailor whose name
is on the rolls of the army or navy, respectively.
enrOlement, m., (mil.) enrolling, enrollment, of a
name on rolls of army or navy, (of an enlisted
man only) enlistment.
enrOler, v. a. r., (mil.) to enroll, enlist.
enrOleur, m., (mil.) recruiting agent, crimp
(obs.).
enrouiUer, v. a. r., to rust; to grow, become,
rusty.
enroulage, m., winding (as, of wire, etc.); (met.
rolling of bars into spirals (to form cylindrical
forgings); a cylindrical forging so
formed.
enroulement, m., winding (of a dynamo, of a
wire gun, etc.); (mach.) the "going on" of a
strap on its pulley;
compound, (elec.) compound winding;
en derivation, (elec.) shunt winding;
en serie, (elec.) series winding.
enrouler, v. a. r., to roll, roll up, roll into a spiral;
to wind (a dynamo, wire, etc.); (met.) to
roll a bar into a spiral (to make a cylindrical
forging); (mach.) to run on (of a belt on its
pulley).
enrouleur, m., (met.) the mandrel on which a bar
is rolled, v. enroulage.