Relever

To relieve (a sentry, etc.). To pick up. To set up. To relieve (of an obligation, etc.). To make a note of. To raise. To refloat (a sunken ve el). To take (an angle). To get up the spade and drag shoes preparatory to a switch or a move (of artillery, the inverse of ‘‘ abattre ”’). To get up (after an illne ). To fish up (a mine). To bear (compa , also étre relevé in this sense). To trice up. To top (topping lifts, etc.).— Relever les éclatements. To raise the point of burst.— Relever le gant. To accept the challenge.—Relever les fautes. To point out mistakes at drill, etc-—Relever de. To be under the command, authority, or jurisdiction of. [p.500]