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teillagc 444 temperature
teillage, m., (cord.) breaking, stripping of hemp
by hand.
teille, f., (cord.) shive, fragment separated by
breaking.
teiller, v. a., (cord.) to break or strip hemp by hand.
teindre, v. a., to dye, stain, tincture.
teint, m., dye, color;
ban, grand.- fast color;
mauvais , color that will fade.
teinte, f., tint, tinge, tincture, dye; color, touch;
- conventionnelle, conventional tint'
- degradee, graded tint;
dcmi--, half tint: - dure, ground color or tint; - fondue, blended tint;
forte- hard , tint; - panachee, variegated tint; - de passage, (met.) intermediate tint (between
red and green, in a polarizing telescope) used
to determine temperatures; - plate, flat tint; - merge, single, unmixed, tint.
teinter, v. a., to tint, color.
tcinture, f., dye, hue, tint, tinge, color, tincture.
tefc, m., teak wood.
telas, m., coarse sackcloth for sand bags.
teiedynamique, a., transmitting power to a
distance;
CQble-
1 long-distance power cable.
teiegramme, m., telegram. - en souffrancc, telegram delayed for any cause
whatever.
teiegraphe, m., telegraph; (na.) engine-room telegraph;
- aerien, v.optique;
- d aiguille, v.- & cadran; - d cadran, dial telegraph; - de campagne, (mil.) field telegraph;
- de ckambre de machine, (nav.) engine-room
telegraph; - ecrivant, writing telegraph; - electrique, electric telegraph; - - imprimant, imprimeur, printing telegraph;
- d lettres, v.- d cadran; - militaire, military telegraph; - optique, (sig.) visual telegraph;
- d sonnette, bell, alarm, telegraph;
- sous-marin, submarine telegraph;
- souterrain, underground telegraph;
- d transmission multiple, multiplex telegraph.
telegraphic, f., telegraphy; - aerienne, v.optique:
- electrique, electric telegraph; - legere, (Fr. a.) telegraphic,
visual, and telephonic
communication service performed by
cavalry; - militaire, (mil.) military telegraph, field
telegraph; - multiplex, multiplex telegraphy;
- optique, aerial, visual, telegraphy, signaling;
- sans fil, wireless telegraphy;
section de-, v. s. v. section.
teiegraphier, v. a., to telegraph;
operator.
teiegraphique, a., telegraphic;
poste-,
m., telegraph
v. s. v. poste;
section-, v. s. v. section.
teiegraphiste, m.. telegraph operator (said esp.,
Fr. a., of employees or agents forming part of
telegraph sections).
teie'fconographe, m., (inst.) instrument (used in
perspective surveying) for taking pictures at a
distance.
, f., telelogy;
optique, visual signaling; strictly accurate
term for visual signaling in general.
tgieiogue, m., (inst.) a (proposed) signaling instrument,
dependent on the visibility of colors
or of luminous objects.
teiemetre, m., (mil.) telemeter, range finder;
--chronoscope, range-finding stop-watch;
- de combat, so-called combat range finder,
working by sound, invented by Le Bouleng6;
teiemetre d curseur, range finder fitted with an
indicator;
de depression, depression range finder;
d indications automatiques, automatic range
finder;
indicateur de position, position finder;
d' infanterie, the de combat adapted to
infantry use.
teiemetrie, f., (mil.) range finding.
teiemetriste, m., (art.) telemetrist.
teiemetrograpliie, f., telemetrography
teieobjectif, m., (phot.) teiephotographie camera,
with a divergent lens.
teieologue, m., any instrument or device for conveying
sound to a distance.
telephone, m., telephone;
avertisseur, a telephone that calls directly;
d charbon, carbon telephone;
d ficelle, string telephone;
d pile, long-distance telephone.
telephonic, f., telephony.
teiephonique, a., telephonic;
station , telephone station.
teiCphonographe, m., telephonograph.
teiephote, m., teiephote.
teiephotographe, m., telephotograph.
teiephotographie, f., long-distance photography.
telescope, m., telescope, glass;
appareil d French , telescopic signal apparatus;
catoptrique, catoptric, reflecting, telescope;
dioptrique, dioptric, refracting, telescope;
- a lentilles, v. dioptrique:
d miroirs, v. catoptrique:
de nuit, night glass;
de reflexion, v. catoptrique:
de refraction, v. dioptrique.
teicscoper, v. a., to telescope.
teiodynamique, a., telodynamic, transmitting
power to a distance;
cable , power cable.
teiomctre, m., (art.) telemeter (telemeter invented
by Colonel Goulier, of the French engineers).
teloignage, m.. evidence, testimony, witness;
testimonial, token;
appeler en , to call as a witness; to call, take,
to witness;
false witness;
faux , perjury,
porter to , testify, witness, bear witness to;
rendre , to bear witness to; to testify.
temoigner, v. a., to testify, witness, bear witness,
give evidence, depose, attest, convey, show;
de la force, (hipp.) to show strength.
temoin, m., testimony, evidence; witness, deponent;
second (in a duel); mark, proof, landmark,
any mark, etc., by which a determined
line, point, etc., may be preserved; boundary
mark, boundary tree; mound or lump of earth
left in an excavation in order to measure quantity
excavated; forge mark in a piece filed and
reduced to proper dimensions; (fort.) profile for
a parapet; (cord.) fag end of a new rope; (mil.
min.) counterpart of the '"monk" (lit at the
same time to show when the explosion would
take place, obs.);
d charge, witness for prosecution.
de cordage (cord.) untwisted end of rope to*
show that the whole is correct;
d decharge, witness for defense;
faux ,
mound left in an excavation in order to obtain
false measurement;
intcrroger un , to examine a witness;
pratiquer un. , to tamper with a witness;
prendred to call to , witness;
recuser un , to challenge a witness.
temperature, f., temperature;
absoluc, absolute temperature;
false witness; addition of earth to a
de I'eau bouillante, boiling point;
de combustion, temperature of combustion;
de la glace fondante, freezing point;
d' ignition, igniting point;