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ordre, service d' , department, personnel,
churned with the maintenance of order;
of lower grade, of a
en sous , subordinate,
subordinate capacity;
xupiilimcntaire, after-order;
.1 de tenue, dress orders, dress regulations;
en tirailleurs, skirmishing order;
transmettre un to transmit an order;
,
de transport, order for the railway transporta
tion of stores and of materiel in general.
ore, f., (met.) twyer pldte.
oree, f., skirt, border, of a wood (obs.).
orellturd, a., lop-eared;
chcval , lop-eared horse.
oreillon, m., (fort.) v. orillon; (sm. a.) languet;
(harn.) head knot of a bridle, tassel.
organe, m., organ; (mach., etc.) part of a machine,
of a mechanism;
s actifs, the moving, working parts of a machine
shop;
de deformation, (art.) generic term for hydraulic
cylinders, buffers, etc., used in taking
up and checking recoil;
s passifs, the fixed parts of a machine shop
(hangers, plummers, etc.);
de reglage, adjustment.
organeau, m., ring; anchor ring;
d'ancre, anchor ring.
organisation, f., organization; (mil.) preparation
for defense (wood, house, village, etc.);
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defensive d'un mur, d'une maison, etc., (mil.)
preparation of a wall, house, etc., for defense;
--iiUcrieure, (fort.) inteiior arrangement (of a
fort or work).
organiser, y. a., to organize, arrange, prepare;
(fort., mil.) to prepare;
dfjcnwvcment, (mil.) to prepare anything for
defense (as a village, house, etc.);
orge, f., barley;
d'automne, v. carre;
carre, winter barley;
grain d' v. , s. v. grain;
d'hiver, v. carre;
ii'ondl , Scotch
barley;
perle , pearl barley.
orgette, f. . (mach.) beam or shaft of a mandrel lathe.
orgueil, m., prop, fulcrum of a lever,
oriasite, f., (ezpl.) oriasite.
orient, m.. east; the east;
trie, right-hand side of a map;
r), point where the sun rises in
summer (winter);
orient, I'extreme , the Far East (China,
Japan).
oriental, a., eastern, oriental.
orientation, f., orientation; the getting of one's
bearings, of the points of the compass; (nav.)
trim (of the sails);
d'un lever, putting the north and south line
on a map.
orientement, m., proper facing (i. e., situation) of
a building; (nav.) set of the sails.
orienter, v. a., to orient (one's self, a plane table,
etc.); to find out one's position or bearings.;
un lever, to draw a north-and-south line on a
map;
la planchette, to set up a plane table;
les voiles, (nav.) to trim the sails.
orciile, f., ear; (tech., etc.) lip, lug. corner, handle,
projection, foot; (*ro. a.) thumb piece, comb;
(mil* min.) horn (of a case); (top.) either crest
cr summit of a double-peaked mountain; (carp.)
sr>rt of arch (upper part straight in front, bottom
rounded ); (mas.) cut or notch at the end of
a window- or door-sill;
allcr de I' v. boiler de V , ;
d'ancre, anchor fluke;
d-Ane, kevel, cleat;
bee d' , point, bill, of a fluke;
de boite de roue, ear of a nave box;
boiler de V '-, (hipp.) to limp at the ear (said of
an ear that flops during motion);
cansee, (hipp.) broken ear;
de chat, (fan.) sort of calkin;
de cochon, (hipp.) swine ear; thick, broad ear,
falling over;
d'un cordage, (cord.) ear of a rope;
coucher les * en arriere, (hipp.) to throw back
the ears;
coupee, (hipp.) cropped ear;
dresser les s, (hipp.) to prick up the ears;
hardie, (hipp.) well set, fine ear;
inquiete, (hipp.) restless ear, uncertain ear
(always in motion);
plaquee, v. de cochon;
de pointage, (art.) aiming ear or lug (Russian
field mortar);
de renard, v. hardie;
taquet d, s, belaying cleat.
orifice, m., hole; orifice; nozzle; mouth, opening;
manhole; (steam) port;
d'admission, admission port;
d'admission (d'introduction) du cylindre, cylinder
port;
d'admission du tiroir, slide-valve port;
d'aspiration, aspirating port or orifice;
de charge, (art.) filling hole (of a shell);
de decharge, discharge hole or vent;
d'emission, exhaust port;
d'emission du cylindre, cylinder exhaust port;
d'emission du tiroir, slide-valve exhaust
port;
a I', d', evacuation, eduction port, exhaust
port;
d'evacuation du cylindre, cylinder exhaust
port;
. de graissage, (mach.) oil hole;
d'introduction,
- d' introduction de la vapeur,
steam port, admission port;
de nettoyagc, de nettoiement, mud hole;
de prise d'eau a Ix mer, sea cock.
original, m., (of a document, etc.).
origine, f., origin; (hipp., etc.) origin of a muscle;
des coordonnees, origin of coordinates;
d'une ligne, (r. r.) starting point of a railway;
des rayures, (art.) origin or beginning of the
grooves;
du tir, (ball.)
oreillere, f., (harn.) ear ornament.
point at which the projectile
leaves the piece.
oriilard, a. v., oreillard.
orillon, m., ear; handle; (fort.) orillon (obs.);
bastion d s, (fort.) bastion with orilloiis.
orin, m., (cord.) buoy rope;
d'ancre, anchor-buoy rope.
oringuer, v. a., to haul upon a buoy rope to see if
the anchor is all right; to raise an anchor by the
buoy rope.
oripeau, m., tinsel.
orle, m., lip or rim of a volcano crater.
ornie, m., elm (tree and wood).
ormeau, m., young elm.
orne, m., manna ash.
orniere, f., rut (of a wheel); (r. r.) rail; groove or
cut (for a wheel flange);
angulaire, (r. r.) edge rail;
en bois, wooden (tram) rail;
chemin d s, tram road;
chcminti s de pierre, stone way;
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creuse, tram rail;
garder I', to follow or keep in the track of a
leading carriage;
plate, plate d relord, tram rail;
saillante, v. angulaire.
orographe, m., (inst.) orograph.
orographie, f., orography.
orometre, m., (inst.) orometer, mountain barom-*
eter.
orometrique, a., altitude measuring.
orpimeiit, m., orpin, m., orpiment.
ort, a., (of weights) gross.
orthochromatique, a., orthochromatic.
orthographic, f., orthographical projection; elevation;
(fort.) normal profile or section;
externe, elevation;
interne, section.
ortie, f., nettle; (hipp.) rowel, seton;
de Chine, ramie, China grass;