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transport 466 travail
transport, moyens He , means of transportation;
ordinaire, (Fr. a.) rail transport by ordinary
train;
prix de , carriage dues;
de ravitaillement, (nav.) storeship; (mil.)
transportation of supplies;
de reglage (en direction, en portee), (art.) transfer
of a correction (e. g., wind) from one range to
another (in direction, in range);
strategique, (Fr. a.) the transport by rail of
troops in great numbers for concentration;
alluvial ground;
des terres, teaming;
du tir, v. s. v. tir;
de troupes, troopship; (in gen.) conveyance,
transfer, of troops;
terrain de ,
vaisseau de , transport ship.
transportation, f., (law, etc.) transportation.
transporter, v. a., to transport, convoy, carry,
remove, transfer, assign, make over; (mil.) to
transport troops;
ft sec, to carry over dry (as arms, ammunition,
etc., across a stream);
le tir, v. s. v. tir.
transporteur, m., transporter, public carrier,
hand car; (sm,. a., r. f. art.) cartridge carrier,
transmitter, feeder, feed, feed mechanism.
transsudation, f., transudation.
transsuder, v. r., to transude.
transvasement, m., decanting.
transvaser, v. a., to decant.
transversal, a., transverse, cross;
cloison e, v. s. v. cloison.
transversals, f., any transversal line; (mil. min.)
transversal, transverse gallery, cross gallery;
(surv.) traverse;
sysieme de , (mil. tel.) system of cross telegraph
lines (system in which, after each day's
march, the positions occupied are connected by
lines perpendicular to general direction of
march rollowed ); (mil. min.) system of transverse
or cross galleries.
transverse, a., transverse, cross.
trapan, m., top of a staircase.
trapeze, m., trapezium; trapeze of a balloon (frame
from which the car swings); (gym.) trapeze.
trappe, f ., trapdoor, flap door; register (of a furnace,
etc.); trap, pitfall; gin, snare; (mach.) manhole;
(mil.) trou-de-loup.
trapu, a., stubby, squat, stocky;
cheval , thickset, strong, horse.
traquenard, m., trap (for noxious animals), (hence
mil.) a fougasse, or other explosive trap, so to
say; (man.) racking, ambling, gait; racking, ambling,
horse.
traquenarder, v. n., (man.) to rack, amble.
traquet, m., mill clapper.
trass, m., trass.
trastravat, m., (hipp.) horse with white diagonal
marks upon his feet.
travail, m., work, labor, workmanship; piece of
work, employment; industry, study; report;
(in the arts) strain, fatigue (as of joints, lashings,
of metals, etc.); (hipp.) tra\e, brake, for refractory
horses; (nav.) laboring of a vessel; (mil.)
exercises, practice, drill, training; (more esp.)
trench work; (mach., etc.) working (of metal,
wood, etc.);
aux abaridonnes, dead waste;
aux d'approche, (siege) trench work, approaches;
avec, en, armes, (mil.) exercises under arms;
sans armes, (mil.) exercises without arms
(e. g., facings, various steps, etc.);
aux d'art, (r. r.) constructive works; constructions
in masonry, iron. etc. (as bridges, culverts,
embankments, tunnels, etc.);
aux d'attaque, (siege) approaches, siege works;
ft bascule, (hipp.) tilting travis;
travail, travaux de bivouac, (mil.) all measures taken
on occupying a bivouac;
en bride, (mil. man.) exercises on a horse bridled;
en bridon, (mil. man.) exercises on a horse
snaffled;
du camp, (mil.) all labor necessary to get a
camp, bivouac, cantonment, etc., into order as
soon as troops arrive;
aux de campagne, (fort.) field works;
campagne de aux, working season;
en carriere, v. sur de grandes lignes;
hchaud, (met.) hot working;
hcheval, (mil. man.) mounted drill (and work
generally);
chimique, (expl.) change in composition;
auxd del ouvert, (min.) ordinary blasting, as
distinguished from tunneling operations;
au cisaillement, shearing strain ;
ft la compression strain of compression;
conseil de aux publics, board of public works;
aux dedemolition, destruction, (mil. ) demolition
(as of railroads, bridges, etc., in campaign);
effectif, useful work;
avec elan, (mil.) man.) exercises with a running
start;
sans Han, (mil. man.) exercises without a
running start;
ft I' extension, strain of extension;
exterieur, (surv.) field work, out-of-door work;
aux exterieurs, (mil.) exterior fatigues;
externe, external work;
faire chdmer les aux, to throw out of work;
ft la flexion, bending strain;
aux deforce, (art.) moving heavy guns;
auxforces, compulsory labor, hard labor (punishment);
transportation;
aux forces ft perpetuite, hard labor for life;
transportation;
aux forces ft temps, hard labor for a term of
years;
dc la forge, forging;
ft/roid, (met.) cold working;
aux de fortification de campagne, (fort.) field
works;
au galop (mil. man.) exercises at gallop;
sur de grandes lignes, (mil. man.) exercises on
an out-of-doors manege; track exercises;
aux de guerre, (mil.) field works, etc.;
indique, indicated'work (indicator diagram);
interieur, (surv.) internal work; indoor work;
(in pi., mil.) garrison fatigue;
ft lajournee. work by the day;
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ft la longe. (man.) longing;
de la machine, working power of an engine;
ft la main, hand labor ;
maison de , workhouse;
maximum, (expl.) the mechanical equivalent
of heat multiplied by the quantity of heat disengaged;
potential of explosive substances;
mecanique, work done, mechanical effect,
mechanical power; machining; (expl.) change
in state or in condensation;
aux militaires, (mil.) works, military works;
fatigues;
moteur, (mach.)
de nuit, night labor;
perdu, lost work;
hpied, (mounted troops) foot drill, etc. ; (man. )
v. ft vide,'
de pied ferme, (mil. man.) exercises with a
horse standing;
ft poteaux, (hipp.) ordinary travis;
preparatoire, (mil., man.) preliminary exercises
on horseback;
aux preparatoires, (r. r.) preliminary survey;
aux publics, public works; (mil.) confinement
at hard labor;