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tournoienieiit 462 train
tournoiemeiit, in., turning round and round,
wheeling round; dizziness;
d'eau, whirlpool.
tournoyer, v. a., to turn round and round; to
wheel round; to whirl; to wind (of a road).
tournure, f., turnings.
touron, m., v. toron.
tour tea u, m., oil eake; "Doss of a wheel; (powd.)
riumer, runner ball;
d'excentrique, (mach.) eccentric sheave;
(goudronne), (artif.) link made of old rope,
m&Oie & canon, etc., covered with an illuminatingcomposition;
de manivelle, (macfi-.) crank boss;
oscillant, (mack.) rocking disk, wind plate,
motion disk (Corliss engine).
toutenague, f., (met.) tutenag.
tout-yenant, m., coal just as it comes from the
mines; mine run.
toyere, f., eye of an ax or any other tool.
traban, m., halberdier.
trabe, f., anchor stock; pole or shaft of an ensign or
color.
trae, m., gait, track, trace (of a horse, mule, etc.,
obs.).
tra$age, m., tracing (as of diagrams on plates to be
cut out, etc.).
tracasser, v. r., (of a horse) to fret.
trace, f., trace, step, footstep, mark; track, rut, of a
vehicle; outline, sketch, draught; lines marked
out, traced out. for a construction; (fort.) trace;
(art.) scoring 01 the bore; (fond.) runner;
de balzane, (hipp.) white mark on the coronet
(an incomplete principe, q. v.).
trace, p. p., (of a horse) registered.
trace, m., drawing, plan, ground plan, draught,
trace, outline, sketch; laying out grounds; direction,
line, of roads; track; tracing, copy; (fort.)
trace, or trace;
des ateliers, (siege, fort.) marking out of tasks;
bastionne, (fort.) 'bastioned trace;
& bastionnels, (fort. ) trace in which flanking
is secured by small bastions (mountainous country);
brise, (fort.) tenailled trace;
d caponnieres conjuguees, v. a bastionnets;
de la chambre, (art.) form of the chamber of a
gun;
circulaire, (fort.) circular trace;
& clameuux, v. s. v. clameau;
& cremattlere, (fort.) oremaillere trace, indented
trace;
faire le de, to trace out ; sketch out, lay out
roads, grounds, works, buildings, etc.;
interieur, (art.) form of the bore of a gun:
mixte, (fort.) trace belonging to both the polygonal
and the bastioned systems;
des ouvrages, (fort.) profiling of a work;
perpendiculaire, (fort.) name given by Montalembert
to his tenaille trace;
polygonal, (fort.) polygonal trace;
rectiligne, (fort.) rectilinear trace;
de la section, profile;
tenaille, (fort.) tenailled trace;
& traverses, (siege) traversed trace of a double
sap; a traverses tournantes, (siege) cube traverse
trace.
tracelet, m., tracing point (of a dividing machine).
tracemeiit, m., laying out, tracing out (of a fort).
tracequin, m., marking gauge, carpenter's gauge,
scriber.
tracer, v. a., to sketch, trace, mark out, plot; to
make a plan or drawing; to lay out roads; (fort.)
to lay out, on the ground, the dimensions of a
work;
cordcau to,
, v. s. v. cordeau,'
en creux, to make a cut or groove;
une route sur la carte, (nav.) to lay down a
course on the chart.
trace-ret, m., scriber, scribing awl; tracing point (of
a dividing machine).
traceur, m., de route, (art.) position finder.
tragoir, m., scribing awl; tracing point (dividing
machine); routing cutter, tool.
tracteur, m., traction engine.
traction, f., traction, draught, tractive power, tension
; thrust of a suspension bridge;
de , tractive;
force de , v. pouvoir de ;
frais de locomotive , power;
en palter, (of a road locomotive) traction along
the surface of the ground;
pouvoir de , tractive power;
puissance de , v. pouvoir de ;
ressort de , (r. r.) drawspring.
traditore, m., v. batterie-traditore.
tradtiire, v. a., to translate; (kt.w) to indict, arraign;
to transfer from one prison to another:
en justice, (law) to indict, bring before a court;
en prison, to send to prison ;
en, devant. par devant. un conseil de guerre,
(mil. law) to bring before a court-martial.
trafic, nx, trade; (r. r.) freight as distinguished from
passenger business;
interieur, inland trade.
trafiquer, v. a. n., to traffic, deal in; to negotiate (a
bill of exchange).
trahir, v. a., to betray.
trahison, f., treason, treachery;
Jiaute , high treason.
traille, f., trail bridge, trail ferry; flying ferry or
bridge;
bac a , v. s. v. 6oc;
bride de , v. s. v. bride;
moufle de , v. s. v. moufle.
traillon, m., small ferryboat.
train, m., pace, rate of going; way, course, manner ;
retinue, suite; average speed of a bicycle; (fore,
after) body of a vehicle; train of cattle; (man.)
rate, pace, gait, action; (in races) gait, pace;
(r. r.) train; (mach.) roll, train, mill train; (Hipp.)
quarters; (mil.) train, baggage train.
I. Military; II. Railway; III. Miscellaneous.
I. Military:
d'ambulance, (med.) hospital train;
arriere , y. arriere-train;
d'artillerie, artillery train (suppressed in 1883,
place taken by the sections de munitions);
auxiliaire, ( Fr. a.) reserve train (supplies the
convois administratifs and the s regimen-
taires)',
avant , v. avant-train;
blinde, (r. r.) armored train;
de bateaux, (pont.) train of boats;
charger a fond de , v. s. v. charger;
de combat, (Fr. a.) the fighting train, i. e.,
wagons accompanying troops directly a,nd carrying
supplies needed on the field of battle;
- de.y equipages (milUaires), the train;
des equipages de pont, (pont.) bridge train;
equipages de , train equipage; wagon train;
d' evacuation, (med.) hospital train taking the
sick and wounded home (either a rail or a wagon
train);
facullalif (militaire), v. special facuUatif;
du genie, engineer train;
militaire, (r. r.) troop train;
de pontons, (pont.) pontoon train;
regimentaire, (Fr. a.) regimental train, provision
and baggage train (all wagons not in the
de combat, of both staff: and troops); (Fr.
art. so) much of a battery as is left after taking
out the battei'ie de combat (v. s. v. batterie), L e.,
forage, provision, and baggage wagons;
sanitaire, (m.ed.) hospital train;
sanilaire improvise, (med.) any improvised
hospital train (e. g., one composed of wagons);