A French-English Military Dictionary - Sturmpanzer.com

vertige 482 vif
vertige abdominal, (hipp.) stomach staggers;
essentiel, (hipp.) staggers, blind staggers, mad
staggers.
vertigineux, a., causing vertigo; (hipp.) causing
staggers.
vertigo, m., (hipp.) staggers.
vertiqueux, a., spiral, winding.
vesce, f., vetch, tare.
vesicatoire, m., (hipp., etc.) blister.
ve'siculaire, a., vesicular;
ctat , spheroidal state.
vesicule, f., vesicle; (met.) blister (in a casting).
ve'sicule', a., blistered (as steel, etc.).
vessie, f., bladder; blister;
relachement de la , (hipp.) profuse staling.
vessigon, m., (hipp.) vessicnon, vessignon, windgall;
articulaire, articular windgall;
cheville, thorough pin;
calcaneen, calcaneal windgaW;
cuneen, cuneiform vessignon;
du grasset, stifle;
souffl^,
v. cheville.
tarsien, vessignon of the tarsal sheath;
tendineux, tendinous windgall.
vessir, v. n., (met.) to scatter.
veste, f., jacket, round jacket; (unif.) undress or
fatigue jacket;
d'ecnrie, (unif.) stable jacket;
de service, (unif.) undress, fatigue, jacket.
vestibule, m., vestibule, hall, lobby, entrance.
veston, m., short coat.
vehement, m., clothing, clothes.
veteran, m., (mil.) veteran; (in schools) student
who repeats a course; "turn-back" (U.S.M. A.);
de mathematique, "turn-back" in mathematics.
vet6rance, f., state of being a veteran,
veterinaire, a. m. , , veterinary; veterinarian; farrier;
aide , ( Fr. a.) veterinarian (sublieutenant) ;
artiste v. medecin , ;
en let (2d), (Fr. a.) veterinarian (captain,
lieutenant);
medecin , veterinary surgeon; horse doctor;
principal de lere (Seme) classe, (Fr. a.) veterinarian
(lieutenant-colonel, major).
v6tir, v. a., to put on (clothes, a garment),
viabilite, f., practicability, good condition, of a
road.
viaduc, m., viaduct.
er, a. , m. , during one's lifetime, during life; life
nterest, life annuity;
?, v. s. v. pension;
;, v. s. v. rente.
vlandc, f., meat;
conservee, preserved meat;
conserves de , preserved meats;
fraiche, fresh meat;
salee, salt meat.
vibration, f., vibration; oscillation of a pendulum.
vibratoire, a., vibratory.
vibrer, v. n., to vibrate.
vicaire, m., vicar; curate.
vicairie, f., vicariat, m., office of vicar; curacy.
vice, m. , vice, defect, flaw, blemish, imperfection;
des bois, defects in wood;
cheval qui a du , restless horse;
de conformation, (hipp.) defect of build;
redhibitoire, v. s. v. redhibitoire; (adm.) fatal
defect (in a contract, etc.).
\ice-a rniral, m., vice-admiral.
vice-amiraute, f., vice-admirality.
vice-consul, m., vice-consul.
vice-gerant, m., deputy manager.
vice-prtsident, m., vice-president.
vice-reine, f., wife of a viceroy.
vlce-roi, m., viceroy.
vice-royal, a., vice-royal.
vice-royautfe, f . , vice-royalty.
vlcte, a., corrupted, tainted, foul;
bois , spoiled wood, timber.
vicier, v. a., to taint, corrupt; to vitiate, make void
vicieux, a., vicious, defective, faulty, imperfect;
cheval , vicious horse;
nature se, vice, viciousness, of a horse.
vicinal, a., chemin , crossroad, parish road.
vicomte, m., viscount.
victoire, f., victory, conquest, triumph;
gagner, remporter, la , to win the day, the
victory.
vlctorieux, a., victorious, triumphant.
victuaille, f., victuals.
vldage, m., emptying; parapet, mound (formed of
the earth dug out of a canal and thrown on
each side).
vidange, f., clearing, removing; yoidance, draining,
emptying, blowing off; thinning out (of a forest) ;
empty part (of a cask, etc.); (in pi.) soil, night
soil; (mach.) sediment (in a boiler);
robinet de , v. s. v. robinet;
trou de , (steam) mud hole (of a boiler);
tuyau de de chaudiere, (steam) blow-off pipe.
vidanger, v. a., to empty,
vidart, m., (hipp.) horse liable to diarrhea.
vide, a., empty; void, vacant; devoid; uniinpregnated;
a , empty, in vacuo; (mach.) unloaded (of an
engine); (man.) riderless;
frapper d, , to strike the anvil instead of the
work;
porter & , to be unsupported;
ranges tant pleins que s, (mil.) drawn up with
intervals equal to the front of the units.
vide, m., empty space, emptiness, void, gap, hole;
interstice (as between the bars of a grate, etc.);
vacancy; vacuum; (top.) chasm; (cons.) opening
in a wall; span of an arch; (mil.) gap in a
line; (art.) slot (of a breech screw);
d'un bastion, (fort.) hollow of a bastion;
combler un , to fill up a gap; "to fill a longfelt
want;"
dans le , in vacuo;
espace de , (steam) vacuum space;
fane un , to make a vacuum;
deforure, bore-hole;
d'unfourneau, (met.) interior of a blast furnace
(synonym of cuve, q. v.);
jauge de , (steam) vacuum gauge;
pousser au , v. s. v. pousser;
rester dans le , (man.) of a horse, to carry himself
so as not to feel the bit; to cease to feel the
bit;
tirer au , v. pousser au ;
volume de , v. espace de .
vider, v. a., to empty, clear, void, drain, evacuate;
to bore, scoop, scoop out; to decide, end, settle,
arrange, adjust; to quit, leave, depart from;
(mach.) to blow off, out;
les arsons, v. s. v. arc.on;
une chaudiere, to blow off a boiler;
un cheval, (hipp.) to rake a horse;
une clef, to bore a key;
les escarbilles, to throw out ashes, etc.;
une prison, etc., to clear a prison, etc.;
une querelle, to have a quarrel out by fighting;
des terres, to level ground;
cheval qui a les jarrets bien vidts, clean-hocked
horse.
vie, f., life; duration, life (of a gun, etc.).
vieil,a.,old.
vieillir, v. n., to grow old; to become obsolete.
vierge, a., f., virgin;
poulie , v. s. v. poulie.
vleux, a., old, antique, obsolete; (of a horse) over
5 years of age;
fer et vieilles forties, unserviceable iron stores
of every description, scrap iron.
vif, a., alive, living; lively, eager, sharp, brisk,
quick; spirited; mettlesome; deep, vivid,
bright; rapid;