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station 434 subsistance
station de rassemblement,v.gare de rassemblement;
de rebroussement, v. de tele;
reguliere, v. placee;
de repos, v. libre;
de sauvetage, life-saving station;
de second ordre, (surv.) secondary station or
triangulation point;
de signaux, signal station; (nav.) shore signal
station;
telegraphique, telephonique, telegraph, telphone,
station;
terminus, (r. r.) terminus;
de tete, (r. r.) terminal station (either beginning
or end of the line) ;
tete d'etapes de guerre, v. s. v. etape;
tete d'etapes de route, v. s. v. etape;
de transition, (Fr. mil. r. r.) railway station
beyond which cease the functions of the commission
de reseau, and separating the zone de
I'interieur from the zone des operations en temps
deguerre.qq.v.',
de troisieme ordre, (surv.) triangulation station
of the third order.
statlonnaire, a., stationary; m., foreman of a telegraph
office; (nav.) guard ship; any cruising ship;
machine , stationary engine.
stationnement, m. state of remaining in the
;
same place: stopping
of carriages; stand, standing;
(mil.) halt (not merely a cessation of marching,
but halt as for the night or for any other
purpose requiring a considerable time, with
connotation of the consequent duties); the sta-
tion or position itself ; stop,bivouac ,cantonment;
en feu, (of a locomotive) stopping with steam
up.
station ner, v. n., to stop, stand; (nav.) to be on
station; (mil.) to stand (of troops), i. e., to
for the command to
stand up, as when waiting
march.
statique, f., statics;
graphique, graphical statics.
statuer, v. n., to decide, settle, rule, pass upon
and decide a case.
statut, m., law, regulation, statute; by-law.
steganographe, m., cryptographer.
stegaiiograpliie, f., cryptography.
stenographe, m., stenographer.
stenographic, f., stenography.
steppeur, m., (man.) high stepper.
storage, m., measuring of wood (evaluation in
sttres).
stere, m., cubic meter.
stereogramme, m., stereogram.
stereographe, m., stereographer; (inst.) instrument
for the rapid determination of an area,
stereographie, f., stereography.
stereometric, f., stereometry.
stereoscope, m., stereoscope.
stereotomie, f., stereotomy.
stereotypage, m., stereotyping, stereotype printing.
stereotype, a., stereotype.
stertotyper, v. a., to stereotype.
stereotypie, f., stereotypy.
stlitMiallatique, a., (inst.) giving distances reduced
to the horizon; sthenallatic;
instrument, lunette, etc., , instrument, telescope,
etc., furnishing directly distances reduced
to the horizon.
stipendiaire, a., hired, stipendiary.
stipendier, v. a., to hire; to keep or retain in pay
(said in a bad sense).
stock, m., stock (supplies); stock (shares); stock
(of anvil under tilt-hammer).
stopper, v. a., (mach.) f o stop (an engine); (nav.)
(of a ship or torpeao) to stop, halt; to stop a
cable, rope;
. et marcher en arriere, to stop and reverse.
stoppeur, m., stopper (of a cable, etc.); stopping
mechanism (of an engine, etc.).
stoqueur, m., stoker, fire rake.
store* m. , window curtain, blind; spring roller.
strapontin, m., bunk; thin, narrow, mattress;
hammock used in hot countries; bracket seat
of a carriage; (mil. r. r.) hanging seat (in a horse
car).
stratageine, m., stratagem;
de guerre, (mil.) stratagem of war.
strategic, f., (mil.) strategy.
strategique, a., (mil.) strategic.
strategiste,m., (mil.) strategist; writer on strategy.
stratocratie, f . , military government.
stratographie, f., (mil.) description of an army.
stratonomie, f., ensemble of laws governing an
army.
stratopedie,f . , study of arts , etc ., useful in an army.
stribord,m., (nav.) starboard (unusual, if not obs.,
for tribord).
striction, f., "choke" of a test bar under tension.
stricture, f., (fort.) neck (of an embrasure).
strie,f., stria.
strie,a., fluted, striated, corrugated.
strier, v. a., to corrugate, to ridge.
strille, m., mason's double-pointed hammer.
strosse, m., stono in the sole of a mine; stope;
(in a tunnel) bench;
exploiter une mine en s, to stope.
structure, f., structure (in general), construction;
grain of a stone.
stuc,m., stucco.
stucateur, m., workman in stucco, stuccoer.
style, m., style;
diviseur, dividing-point, tracer.
styler, v. a., to train; to bring up; to accustom;
(man.) to exercise, train, a horse in certain motions.
stylet, m.,stilett9.
suage, m., sweating of wood; blacksmith's s" age;
creasing tool, creasing hammer; tinsmith's anvil;
(nav.) paying a ship's bottom; paying stuff .
suager, v. a., to crease (tin, etc.); (nav.) to pay a
ship's bottom.
suant, a., (met.) weldable, welding;
blanc , welding heat;
chaleur e, v. blanc .
subalpin, a., at the foot of the Alps.
subaltern e, a., inferior, subordinate, subaltern;
m., subaltern;
officier , (mil.) subaltern officer, company
officer.
subdelegation, f., subdelegation.
subdeiegue, m., subdelegate.
subdeieguer, v. a., to subdelegate.
subdivision, f., subdivision;
de region, ( Fr. a.) subdivision of territory of
region de corps d'armee, each of which constitutes
a recruiting district for a regiment subdivisionnaire,
q. v.
subdivisionnaire, a., subdivisional;
regiment , v. s. v. regiment.
subir, v. a., to suffer, undergo, endure;
(un) examen, to take an examination;
un interrogatoire, (law) to answer the questions
of a judge;
son jugement, (law) to serve one's sentence.
subjugation, f., subjugation, conquest.
subjuguer, v. a., to conquer, quell, put down,
master, subdue, bring into subjection.
sublimation, f., (chem.) sublimation.
sublime, m., (chem.) sublimate.
sublimer, v. a., (chem.) to sublimate.
submarin, a. , submarine.
submerger, v. a., to submerge, drown, flood,
swamp.
submersible, a., submersible.
submersion, f., sinking.
subordination, f., (mil., etc.) subordination,
order.
subordonne, m., subordinate.
subordonner, y. a., to subordinate; to render or
make subordinate.
subrecargue, m., (nav.) supercargo.
subside, m., subsidy.
subsistance, f., subsistence; (mil., in pi.) provisions
and forage;