A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com

filet 181 flummc
filet scctionne, slotted thread;
simple, single thread;
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taraudc, female thread;
triangulaire, triangular thread;
dc its, thread of a screw;
vis ft -s interrompus, (art.) interrupted breech
screw.
filetage, m., threading, screw-cutting; threading
(set of, as a screw).
fileter, v. a., (mach.) to cut a thread on;
en repassant, to cut a screw thread with a
chaser, to chase a thread;
- une vis, to cut a thread, a screw;
ft la vottc, to cut screws by hand.
filiation, f., Hat de , (mil.) return, list by name
of officers, n. c. o., and men who are to embark
on one ar d the same ship.
fllifcre, f., mr.irope; ridgerope of an awning or tent:
(much.) .-crew plate; tap; draw, drawplate,
drawbench; wire gauge; (cons.) purlin;
a bois, screw box (wood screws);
brisee, screw stock; die stock;
ticoussinets, v. brisee;
double, sc-ew stock and dies;
d'cnvergwe, (torp.) ridgerope of a torpedo
netting;
hierarchique, (mil) passage through interested
military channels;
plaque , drawplate;
simple, screw tap;
taraudcr a la , to tap;
ft tirer, v. Claque ;
ft vis, screw plate.
filigrane, f., (am. a.) brass wire on the gripe of a
sword hilt.
filin, m., (corf.) rope (hawser-laid, righthanded);
en abaca, rcanila rope;
d'amarrage seizing;
de bastin, \ . en caire;
blanc, untf rred rope;
en caire, co.'r rope;
compose de cordons, cable-laid rope;
compose de .orons, hawser-laid rope;
d'enrayage, (art.) drag rope, locking rope;
franc , white, untarred, rope;
noir, tarred rope;
- premier brin, rope of the. finest hemp;
en quatre, four-stranded rope;
en quatre avec meche, shroud-laid rope;
de transfilage, lacing:
en trots, three-stranded rope.
fillte, f., (expl.) Italian name of balistite.
filtrage, m., filtering.
filtration, f., filtration, percolation.
filtre, m., filter, percolation, filtering stone;
d aspiration, suction filter;
ft charbon, charcoal filter;
degrossisseur, separator;
ft eau, water filter;
bpression, pressure filter.
flltrer, v. a., to filter; strain; (chem., etc.) to filter;
pierre ft
, filter, filtering stone.
fin, a.', fine; fine-bred; sharp; slender.
fin, f., end, conclusion, tail, object, purpose; m.,
(of coal) coal dust;
chevalfi toutes s, horse fit to ride or drive.
flnage, m., (met.) fining, conversion of gray into
white pig.
finance, f., cash; (in pi.) money affairs, finances;
la , bankers, capitalists;
ministre des s, secretary of the treasury;
chancellor of the exchequer.
flnchelle, f., (cord.) towrope for boats.
fine, f., coal dust.
finer, v. a., (met.) to fine, to convert gray into
white pig.
finerie, f., (met.) finery (hearth or furnace).
finesse, f., sharpness of an image (as in photography).
fingard, m., restive horse.
finir, v. a., to finish, end, complete;
un cheval, (man.) to complete the training
of a horse.
finissage, m., finishing of parts of a mechanism,
eU1
., done by hand or with a file; (sm. a.) finishing
(of barrel), i. e., filing, adjusting, all
fine and small Avork;
finissage d'un canon (art.), generic term for work
on gun alter it has been turned down, bored,
.and rifled (e. g., seats for accessory parts);
d'un canon de fusil, (sm. a.) operation