A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com

parisien
parisien, m., lubber, clumsy sailor;
worthless horse; (mil. slang) active ;
knowing soldier.
screw,"
cheery,
parisien ne, f., overalls.
parlcment, m., Parliament; United States Congress.
parlementage, m., (mil.) parleying.
pariementaire, a. m., (mil.) bearer of a flag of
truce; (nav.) cartel ship;
drapcau , flag of truce;
vaisseau cartel , ship.
parlementer, v. n., to parley; to come to terms;
parlor, v. a., to speak, talk;
un navire, to speak a ship.
narleur, m., transmitter of a telephone; receiver,
sounder, of a telegraph; (mil. teleg.) transmitter
(for testing the line as it is put up).
narol, f.. wall; partition wall (of masonry); face of
a wall; shell of a boiler; wr.ll of a tent; (art.) wall,
side of a gun or of a shell; (sm. a.) wall of the
barrel; (win.) side of a gallery; (met.) wall of a
furnace; (hipp.) crust of the hoof;
de I'&mc, (art., sm. a.) surface of the bore;
anttricure. v. tubulaire;
de la boltefij'eu, fire plate (of a locomotive):
de la chambre, (art., sm. a.) wall of the chamber*
de chaultere, (steam) boiler shell;
contre v. , contre-paroi;
fausse (met.) shell of a furnace, outer casing;
forc_ante, (art.) driving edge of the rifling;
principals, (met.) inner lining (of a furnace);
dc rochers, (top.) wall of rocks;
talon, (art.) loading edge of rifling, side or
edge opposite to the driving edge;
d'une tranchee, (r. r.) side of a cutting;
tubulairo, (steam) tube plate (of a boiler).
paroir, m., scraper; (fan.) farrier's paring knife;
farrier's butteris.
paroisse, :., parish.
parole, f., word; promise; (mil.) parole, countersign,
word of command:
avoir la , to have the floor;
prendre la , to take the floor;
tur , (mil.) on parole (of prisoners).
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parotide, L, (hipp.) vives, parotid glands;
engorgement, gonflement, des , (hipp.) vives
(i. e., swelling of).
parpaigne, a., pierre , (mas.) through stone,
header.
parpaing, m., (mas.) through stone, through
binder, header; bonder, perpend stone, perpender;
s d'appui,
stones supporting a casement;
d'echiffrc, wall supporting the steps of a staircase;
en , laid as a through stone, headerwise;
fzire , to go through (of a stone) .
parquer, v. a. , to pen , to put in an inclosure; (mil.)
to park; (as a neuter verb) to be parked.
parquet, m., inclosure; inlaid floor, flooring; (adm.)
place where officers of tho public ministry hold
their meetings (hence) sucn officers themselves;
bench (of aiawcourt), (also) bar; ( Fr. mil. law)
tho permanent os opposed *;o the detailed) part
of a court-martial or court of appeal, consisting
of the commissairo ^u gouverncment, q. v., etc.;
& l-anglaise, (cons.) floor of which the strips
are all parallel;
& batons ror.ipus, (cons.) herringbone floor
(square headings) ;
a boulets, (nav.) shot locker;
& Za capucine, (cons.) a variety of herringbone
floor (heading ioints in same vertical plane, and
at 45. more or loss, with edge of boards);
de chambre de chauffe, (steam) engine platform;
de chargement, (art.) loading platform;
de chauffe, (steam) stoke-hold platform;
partie
parquet ft compartiments, (cons.) paneled floor;
en fcuttles, (cons.) inlaid floor;
de justice, bar of a court;
de manoeuvre, (steam) engine-room floor;
militaire, v. supra, under main word;
a point de Eongrie, (cons.) miter-laid floor.
parquetage, m., (cons.) parquetry.
parrain, m., sponsor; person who christens a vessel;
sponsor of a candidate for admission to an
order; (Fr.a.) person selected, by a soldier about
to be shot, to bandage his eyes.
to cover a seam.
parseinte, f., piece of parceling
part, f., part; share; hand; interest, concern; side;
des accidents du laminoir, (mach.) breaking
pieces or spindles;
de en , through and through, from front
to back;
donner
term);
to communicate , officially (diplomatic
faire to , inform;
d'un navire, share;
de prise, (mil., nav.) prize money.
partage, m., partition, division: distribution;
share;, portion, lot; summit level;
biefde , v. s. v. bief;
canal & point de summit , canal;
ligne de , watershed;
point de , summit level; watershed;
h point de , with a dividing ridge.
partager, v. a., to share, to have a share in; to
divide;
les renes, (man.) to take a rein in each hand;
se , to divide, fork (as a road);
le soleil, in a duel, to divide the sun equally;
le vent, (nav.) of a vessel unable to get the
weather gauge, to maneuver so as to keep the
enemy from getting it.
parlance, f., (nav.) departure;
coup (de canon) de , signal gun for departure;
en about to , start;
pavilion de , blue peter.
partement, m., (artif.) small rocket; (nav.) difference
between the last observed and the actual
longitude of a ship.
parti, m. ; party, side, cause; defense, expedient,
"ition, terms; (mil.) party, detach-
alleren ,(mil.) to go out to harass the enemy;
bleu, (mil.) marauding party (obs.);
envoy er en , (mil.) to send on detached duty;
prendre , (mil.) to enlist;
regie , (mil.) party sent out on legitimate duty
(as distinguished from bleu; obs.).
particularite's, f., pi., (hipp.) markings of ahorse).
particulier, a., particular, special, private; m., private
individual; (mil. slang) civilian.
partie, f., part, portion; game, match; (law) party
(to a lawsuit), client; (man.) start; (mus.) part;
adverse, (law) the other side;
s belligerantes, (mil.) belligerents;
civile, (law) plaintiff;
comparante, (law) party appearing in court;
construire un pont par s, (pont.) to build a
bridge by parts;
defaillante, (law) party failing to appear in
court;
fc, en. double, by double entry (bookkeeping);
executive, (adm.) person or officer that makes
a payment, an issue of stores;
faire une de la main, (man.) to slacken the
hand for a gallop;
filetee, screw threads;
-forqante (art.) driving edge;
frottante (mach.) rubbing, bearing, part;
d'honneur, (in games) rubber;