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trait 464 tranehec
trait, dcssin au , line drawing;
de devant, (harn.) lead trace;
deforce, heavy line, stroke, with a pen;
de foret, (sm. a.) mark left by boring bit
in the interior of gun barrel;
franc de , (of a horse) free in harness ;
ganse de , (harn.) trace loop;
de Jupiter, v. s. v. Jupiter;
longe de , (art., ham.) trace tug;
ft manoeuvre, (art.) sort of trace rope;
de milieu, (art.) swing trace;
de niveau, level mark;
de paysan, rope for lashing, drawing, light
weights;
petit , (harn.) trace Strap;
piece de , construction model ;
rallonge de , v. s. v. rallonge;
de repere, reference mark;
de scie, saw cut j
de la scie, kerf;
simple, (carp.) sim pie scarf ;
(s) sur (s), v. attelage s sur -s;
de tirage, (harn.) trace;
d' union, hyphen;
de vent, point of the compass.
traite, f., trade (especially with coast of Africa);
transport, exportation; journey; banking;
draft, bill of exchange;
batiment de , slave ship;
d'lbene, des negres, des noirs, the
slave trade.
traitfi, m., treatise; contract, treaty, agreement;
d' extradition, extradition treaty;
de paix, treaty of peace.
traitement, m., treatment, usage; pay or salary;
(mil.) full pay (of officers), esp. pay of military
members of the Legion of Honor and of holders
of the medaille militaire; (med.) treatment
(hipp.) means and methods of treating animals;
de conge, (mil.) retired pay:
de la medaille militaire, (Fr. a.) annuity
accompanying a military medal;
de table, table money.
traiter, v. a. n., to treat, handle, negotiate, be
in treaty for; to execute; to come to terms;
(med.) to treat a patient; (chem., etc.) to treat.
tra!tre,m., traitor.
trajectoire, f., (ball.) trajectory;
abaissement de la , v. s. y. abaissement;
de I'aifj dans I' air, trajectory in air,
actual trajectory;
base de la , right line from the origin to the
point of fall;
courbe, curved trajectory;
faisceau de s, sheaf of trajectories ;
inferieure, lowermost trajectory of a sheaf;
maintenir sur la , to keep a projectile on its
trajectory by rotation;
moyenne, normale, mean trajectory;
rasance de la , flatness, quality of flatness,
of the trajectory;
rasante, flat trajectory;
rigidite de la , rigidity of the trajectory;
supMeure, upper trajectory of a sheaf;
tendue, flat trajectory;
tension de la , flatness of the trajectory;
du, dans le, vide, trajectory in vacuo.
trajet, m., trip, course, passage (from shore to
shore); voyage, journey; (ball.) flight of a
projectile;
or travel
dans I'dme du canon, (ball.) passage
of projectile in bore of gun;
de direct, (r. r.) through;
dure.e du , (ball.) time of flight;
faire le de, to make the trip between;
de d, stations, (r. r.) local, accommodation;
temps de , (ball.) time of flight of projectile.
trame, f., woof (of cloth); (fig.) course; progress;
plot;
ourdir une , to lay a plot.
tramer, v. a., to weave; (fig.) to hatch, plot, contrive.
tramontain, a., ultramontane.
tramontane, f., the north star; the north wind
(in the Mediterranean).
trancadc, f., large block of stone, full of cavities,
lying near the surface of the ground.
trancliant, a., sharp cutting, edged; (tech.) shearing;
instrument , edged tool.
tran.cb.ant, m., edge (of a sword, etc.); short
expression for cutting angle of a tool;
h s, edged;
angle , v. s. v. angle;
d, deux s, double-edged;
faux , (sm. a.) back edge of a sword;
mettre d , to put the edge on a tool;
vrai, (sm. a.) edge of a sword.
tranche, f., slice; edges (of a book); edge, small
dimension (of anything, as a plank); section;
face; chisel, anvil cutter; farrier's paring and
cutting tool; (nav.) compartment of the hold;
(art.) face (of the muzzle, of the trunnions, of
the eye of a shell etc .
, ) ;
de la bouche, (art.) face of the muzzle;
de butee, (sm. a.) breech pin;
cellulaire, (nav.) cellular compartment;
cellulaire du bas, (nav.) double bottom;
tichaud, hot set;
d chaud ettifroid, hot and cold set;
de la culasse, (art.) breech face;
dfroid, cold set
& main, rod chisel;
d manche, rod chisel;
de marbre, (cons.) plate of marble;
de m&uleur, molder's chisel;
parallelisme des s, Bernoulli's principle of the
parallelism of sections;
de la vis de culasse, (art.) face of the breech
plug.
tranch.6, p. p., bois , cross-grained, knotty,
wood.
tranche^, f., trench, ditch; cut across the grain;
(r. r., etc.) cut, cutting; (siege, fort., mil.) trench,
or demiparallel; parapet of sand bags, gabion,
on rock or soil hard to dig; tour of trench duty;
abri rifle , pit shelter , trench;
abri ebauchee, rifle pit, shelter trench (cover
kneeling);
abri normale, normal shelter trench (cover
standing);
abri renforcee, v. renforcee;
cavalier de v. s. v. , cavalier;
& del couvert, covered trench;
ft del ouvert, open trench;
colonel de s. , y.
v. colonel;
de communication, communication trench (to
connect gorge with main parapet, or to allow
circulation around various elements of a group);
couvrante, shelter trench used when troops
are going to stay any length of time in one
position;
couvrante normale, trench with thickened
parapet, protecting reserves and supports
against artillery fire;
couvrante simplifice, trench protecting against
small-arm fire;
ti crochet, zigzag trench;
de on , trench duty;
depot de , v. s. v. depdt;
descendre la v. s. v. , descendre;
directe, straight trench;
double, double trench;
ebauchee, v. abri ebauchee;
explosive, trench work established by explosives
( Fr. a., experimental only);
garde de , v. s. v. garde;
general de v. s. v. , general;
interieure, trench in rear of a parapet;
major de v. s. v. , major;
monter la ,
v. s. v. monter;
de mur, (cons.) opening left in a wall for a
beam;
nettoyer la , v. s. v. nettoyer;
normale, v. abri normale;
of the trench;
ouverture de la , opening
ouvrir la , to open the trenches;
perfectionnee, trench with a step in the rear
slope;
profilli interieure, profile with interior trench:
queue d la , v. s. v. queue;