Recrépir

To re-plaster, to re-point (a wall). To dish up (an old story). (393/3069)w q4 ‘ 488 Récrier, se. To protest loudly. Récriminer. To answer insult by insult. To iaduted in recriminations. Recroiser. To cro again or repeatedly. To break (joint). Récrouer. To re-imprison. Recru. Overworked. Worn out. Recrue. Levy of recruits. Recruit—Homme de recrue. Recruit. ] Recrutement. Recruiting (generally).—Service de recrutement. The branch of military administration which eS with calling up and posting of recruits. Recruter. To recruit.—Se recruter. To be arated (of a corps). —Se recruter parmi. To be recruited from. Rectangle. Rectangle. Right-angled.. Rectangulaire. Rectangular. Rectificatif. Corrigendum. Rectification. Rectification. Correction. Trueing (of work on lathe). Adjustment (of instruments). Re-distillation, rectification (chem.). Rectifier. To rectify, to correct, etc. (see rectification). Recti ligne. Rectilinear. Linear (movement). Recto. Front side (of a form, etc.). Regu. Receipt. Received—Au regu de. On receipt of. Recueil. Collection of documents, corpus. Anthology. Selection. Poste de recueil. Medical post established to a ist exhausted men on the march. Recueillir. To collect. To harvest. To reap. To cull. To collect (intelligence, information). To cover the retreat of, provide a rallying point for, rally. To pick up (shipwrecked men in the sea). Recuire. To re-heat. To anneal. Recui on, recuit, recuite. Re-heating. Annealing. Recul. Recoil. Retirement. Backing (of wind). Slip (of screw). Long recul constant. Constant long recoil (as of field gun).—Recul variable. ’Controlled recoil” (of certain field howitzers and heavy guns).—Recul du tube. Gun-recoil (t.e., on steady cradle o1 in cradle-sleeve).—Recul décomposé. Recoil decomposed into horizontal and vertical components (as in Deport field gun).—Recul recti ligne. Gun-recoil in straight line.—Recul curviligne. Recoil along curved guides, or in a curved path in the case of decomposed recoil—Longueur de recul. Length of recoil—aA recul. Run in (of ship’s guns). Position de recul. Fully recoiled position. Recule ment. Breeching (of harne ). Batter (of wall). Reculer. To draw back. To give way. To recoil. To back (of a horse). [p.491]