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chronographe 526 clou<br />

chronographe, m., any time-measuring instrument,<br />

chronograph;<br />

ft indications multiples, (ball.) coiitinuousreading<br />

chronograph (e. g., Schultz);<br />

ft indication unique, (ball.) single-reading<br />

chronograph (e. g., Boulange).<br />

chronoscope, m., stop watch, split-second watch.<br />

chronotachymeire, m., (auto.) indicator and<br />

record, of times, speeds, starts and stops,<br />

chute, f., fall;<br />

de mature active, (elec.) scaling (of an accumulator);<br />

de pression (steam, etc.) fall of pressure;<br />

en tire-bouchon, (aero, /cm.) corkscrew fall;<br />

ciblc,f., target;<br />

ft avcrtissement automatique, (t. p.) self-<br />

recording, automatic, target;<br />

verifier la , (t. p., art.) to inspect and mark a<br />

target,<br />

ciel, m.,sky;<br />

pur, clear sky.<br />

cig&re, m., cigar.<br />

cigarette, f., cigarette;<br />

de quoifaire unc, the "makings."<br />

ciment, m., (cons.) cement, concrete;<br />

arme, reinforced concrete.<br />

cincmometre, m., a synonym of tachymltre, q. T.<br />

cingoli, m., caterpillar chain.<br />

circuit, m., circuit; (elec.) circuit;<br />

d'allumage, (elec.) ignition circuit or wiring;<br />

light circuit;<br />

boucle, (mil. telephone), any line switched in;<br />

additional circuit;<br />

d'eclairage, (elec.) lighting circuit;<br />

tietincelles, {elec.) sparking circuit;<br />

ferme, (elec.) closed circuit;<br />

ouvert, (elec.) open circuit;<br />

primaire, (elec.) primary circuit;<br />

secondaire, (elec.) secondary circuit.<br />

circonscription, f., subdivision;<br />

sanitaire, ( Fr. adm.) subdivision of th territory<br />

for quarantine purposes.<br />

circulaire, f., circular; (art.) racer;<br />

d'appui, (trench art.) circular support, supporting<br />

ring.<br />

circulation, f., circulation; traffic;<br />

forcee, (mach.) forced circulation (as by a<br />

pump);<br />

par gravite, (mach.) gravity circulation;<br />

par pompe, pump circulation;<br />

par thermo-siphon, thermo-siphon circulation.<br />

circuler, v. n., to circulate, i. e., go back and forth,<br />

pass freely;<br />

droit de , right of free passage;<br />

ft pied, to go about on foot.<br />

ciseler, v. t., to crop (a wing).<br />

citation, f., citation; (mil.) mention in orders.<br />

citer, v. a., (mil.) to mention in orders.<br />

citerne, f., cistern; (nav.) water boat;<br />

ft vapeur, (nav.) steam water boat.<br />

citoyen-soldat, m., a citizen who is a soldier (has<br />

done real military service),<br />

civiere^., barrow;<br />

en corde, (mil. min.) cord barrow;<br />

ft mine (trench art.) bomb carrier (German);<br />

en toile (mil. min.) canvas barrow.<br />

civil, a., civil;<br />

au , (law) in civil cases.<br />

civlot, m., (mil. slang) a civilian, a "cit."<br />

clabot, m., (mach.) sliding clutch;<br />

de prise directe, high speed sliding clutch.<br />

clabotage, m., (mach.) engagement, clutch;<br />

de prise directe, high speed engagement or<br />

clutch.<br />

clairon, m., bugle; bugler;<br />

tranche (mil.) reed bugle;<br />

mecanique (mil.) mechanical bugle, (works by<br />

<strong>com</strong>pressed air);<br />

clairon periscopique, (mil.) periscopic bugle, (bell<br />

projects above parapet).<br />

clapet, m.. valve; (more esp.) head or cap of a valve;<br />

de cnambreh air, valve plug (pneumatic tire);<br />

electrolytique, (elec.) A.C.electrolyticrectifier.<br />

claquement, m., (sm. a.) crack, cracking (of a<br />

bullet, sound).<br />

claquer, v. n., (sm. a.) (of a bullet) to crack<br />

(sound).<br />

clarification, L, clarification (of water, etc.).<br />

clarifier, v. t.. to clarify (water).<br />

clarinette, f., (mus.) clarinet; (aero.) gas cylinder<br />

manifold.<br />

classe, f., (mil.) class of a conscription of levy;<br />

d' instruction, (mil.) a squad or number of<br />

men under instruction.<br />

classeur, m., file (for letters, papers, cards, etc.).<br />

clavette, f., key, pin;<br />

a anneau de bout d'essieu, linch hoop pin;<br />

chemin de kev , way;<br />

de frcin, securing phi, key;<br />

de surete, (expl.) safety pin.<br />

ciayonnage, m., hurdle.<br />

clef, f., key, wrench;<br />

d'appel, (telephone) calling key;<br />

& bequille, pin wrench, socket wrench;<br />

en bout, socket wrench;<br />

ft bout carre, socket wrench;<br />

de calibre, double wrench, double ended<br />

spanner;<br />

& canon, (mach. gun) gas vent ring spanner;<br />

carree, cock spanner;<br />

de dechargement (trench art) breech wrench;<br />

de demontage, wrench;<br />

ft douille, box spanner:<br />

defcrmcturc, ^tren chart), percussion primer<br />

locking wrench;<br />

ft griffes, claw wrench;<br />

ft lanterne, (trench art) box spanner.<br />

de manoeuvre, spanner;<br />

ft molette, monkey wrench;<br />

de montage, assembling wrench;<br />

de moyeu, wheel cap spanner;<br />

ft rcssort, (elec.) spring switch;<br />

de serrage, spanner;<br />

serre-fils, (elec.) double connector;<br />

tournevis, screw driver.<br />

ft tube, en tubes, jointed, tubular, spanner<br />

(for reaching distant parts);<br />

universe-lie, <strong>com</strong>bination wrench;<br />

ft velo, bicycle wrench.<br />

clin, m., clinker work;<br />

ft s, (nav.) clinker built.<br />

clique, f., (mil. slang) field music.<br />

cliquet, m., click: '<br />

dog;<br />

d'arret, pawl.<br />

cliqueter, v. n., (of an engine) to knock (from too<br />

much spark lead).<br />

cliquette, f., bolting wire.<br />

cloche, f., bell; cap, top (as of a trench sentry box);<br />

de cardan, v. boite de cardan;<br />

de direction, directrice, (aero) steering gear<br />

case;<br />

levier ft , (aero.) gear shift lever.<br />

cloison, f., partition; bulkhead;<br />

porque, (pont.) reinforcing bulkhead (metallic<br />

ponton).<br />

cloisonne, a., (aero.) cellular.<br />

cloisonnement, m., (aero.) division of the interior<br />

of a dirigibJe into <strong>com</strong>partments; cellular<br />

construction.<br />

cloisonner, v. t., to divide into <strong>com</strong>partments.<br />

clos, a., (adm., of the fiscal year, and hence of<br />

all budgetary operations) closed.<br />

clos, m., inclosure;<br />

d'equarrissage, place for killing condemned<br />

horses and other animals not intended for<br />

food.<br />

cldture, f., (adm.) closing of accounts, of the fiscal<br />

year.<br />

clou, m.,nail;<br />

cavalier, staple.

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