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taranche 443 teigne
taranche, f., lever for the turning scre\v of a press.
tarare, m., winnowing machine.
taraud, m., tap, screw tap; boxing machine;
- compensateur, compensating tap, expanding
tap; - conique, taper tan; - equarrissoir, square tap-rimer;
- ft expansion, v.compensateur;
manche de-, wrench, tap wrenoh;
--mire, master tap.
taraudage, m., tapping.
taraude, p. p., tapped;
boulon-, screw bolt.
- tit la filiere, to cut screws with a die;
- & la volee, to cut screws by hand.
tarauder, v. a., to tap; (less strictly) to cut screws;
taraudeur, m., workman who taps; tapper.
taraudeuse, f., (mach.) screw-cutting engine or
machine.
tard, a., late.
tas droit. straight row of paving stones in the
middle of the road;
defoin, haystack;
mettre en , to pile, heap up;
ft soyer, creasing tool;
sur le , (cons.) on the work (said of stones
that are dressed, pieces assembled, etc., at or
near the point where they are to be used).
tasseau, m., bracket,
small block, cleat, torsel;
ledge; batten (as in a packing case); binding
strip; holdfast; clamp; hand anvil; (mach.)
tappet;
de clapet, (mach.) valve guard;
de cuir, leather cup;
de direclrice, (art.) oracket or support for the
directrice of a chassis (truck wagon);
de I'excentrique, (mach.) eccentric tappet;
longitudinal, rib;
de marche-pied, (art.) footboard bracket;
de volee, (art.) muzzle bracket or support
(truck wagon).
tassement, m., settling (of embankments, buildings,
pillars, etc.); amount allowed by excess
of height for settling; (sm. a.) settlement, settling,
of powder in a cartridge case.
tasser, v. a., to pile up, heap up; to ram, beat,
down (earth); (fond.) to ram up; (sm. a.) to
shake down, settle, powder in a cartridge case;
to cause to settle;
a railway car;
cheval sans , horse without blemish;
- dure, (hipp.) osseous blemish (e. g., curb,
spavin); - molle, (hipp.) generic term for elastic, noninflammatory
tumors near the articulations;
- osseuse, v.- dure.
tart, p. p., blemished;
cheval-, blemished horse.
tarer, v. a., to damage, injure; to tarej to compare
with a weight taken as standard of comparison;
to calibrate.
taret, m., teredo, teredo navalis.
targette, f., sliding-bolt, fastener; sash bolt, window
fastening; - a ressort. spring bolt; - de surete, (sm. a.) safety device.
taricre, f., auger; wimble, borer; - anglaise, screw auger; screw earth auger;
- & arcade, (mil. mm.) an earth scoop strengthened
by a curved band (arcade) joining the
edges of the scoop;
bout de-, auger bit; - & clapet, sludger; - creuse, twisted auger; - & cuiller, shell auger;
cuiller de-, shell of an auger; - h elargir, (mil. mm.) enlarging auger or earth
borer; - & goujon, dowel borer, hollow auger;
grande-(de forage), (mil. mm.) name of Colonel
Bussiere's earth auger; - en helice, gimlet; - djantiere, felly auger;
meche de-, y. bout de ; - de mine, mine auger; - pontee, v.- a arcade; - & spirale, v. - en helice;
de-, tige shank of an auger; - torse, twisted auger; (mil. mm.) earth borer;
- tubulaire, tubular earth auger;
verge de-, v. faire ,
se , to settle (of buildings, embankments,
etc.).
tater, v. a., to feel; to try, sound;
cheval qui
tige de-
; - & vis, screw auger.
tartf, m., tariff; charges; table of prices, price list.
tarifer, v. a., to fix the tariff, the fares.
tarir, v. a. n., to dry up, drain, exhaust; to be exhausted,
drained; to go, run, dry.
tarissable, a., that dries up.
tarissement, m., draining, drying up, state of
being exhausted.
tarpan, m., (hipp.) wild horse of the steppes of
Mongolia.
tarse, m., (hipp.) the tarsal bones.
tartre, m., (chem.) tartar; (steam) boiler incrustation,
scale; - de(s) chaudiere(s), (steam) boiler scale.
tartrlfuge, m., (steam) scale preventer.
tas, m., heap, pile; small, hand, anvil; polishing
block; swage block; holding-up hammer, dolly;
straight row of paving stones in the middle of
the road; (cons.) building ground; building
under construction;
tate le pave, v. s. v. cheval:
son cheval, (man.) to try one's horse;
I'ennemi. (mil.) to feel the enemy;
lefond, (nav.) to touch bottom;
le pave, (fig.) to examine the ground;
le terrain, (man.) of a horse, to step hesitatingly.
tatonnement, m., groping about, attempt,
"feeler"; trial and error.
tatouage, m., tattooing.
tatouer, v. a., to tattoo.
taud, m., taude, f., (nav.) rain awning.
tauder, v. a., (nav.) to spread a rain awning.
taugour, m., short lever for various purposes.
taupo, f., (hipp.) poll evil;
de rempart, (mil. slang.) engineer soldier.
taupin, m., student of higher mathematics: candidate
for the Polvtechnique; (mil. slang) officer
or soldier of engineers;
cane, second-year student of higher mathematics;
cube, third-year student of higher mathematics,
taurocolle, f., very strong glue made from tendons,
cartilage, etc.
tautochrone, a., tautochronous;
(courbe) tautochrone.
,
tautochronisme, m., tautochronism.
taux, m., rate, rate of discount, of interest; assessment;
selling price; fixed price for sale of stores,
rate of interest, etc.; (in strength of materials)
load;
de charge, load per unit of section or area
(strength of materials);
de securite, (in strength of materials) safe
load per unit of area.
taxation, f., valuation, estimate; (in pi.) fees.
taxe, f., tax, taxing, rate, price;
militaire, (Fr. a.) tax or duty paid by men
exempt from service in the active army;
de port, (nav.) harbor dues, duties.
taxer, v. a., to rate, fix the price of; to charge, to
tax.
tayon, m., a tree left standing after the third cut.
tchako, m., v. schaTco.
te, m., v. s. v. T.
technique, a., technical, scientific;
projet , project for a railway, canal, etc.
technologic, f., technology.
teck, m., teak, teak wood.'
tegole, f., (cons.) tegnla (sort of roofing tile).
teigne, f., (hipp.) thrush.