vivement

adv. briskly, vividly, sharply, greatly, quickly, etc. (see vif.) vivent, pr. 3 pl. indic. & subj. of vivre. vivifier, ».t. vivify, enliven, animate. vivisection, /. vivisection. Vivre, vi. & ¢ live —m. life; living, board, food; (pl.) provisions, victuals; victualling. vtvres de conserve, canned (or tinned) provisions. vteres secs, dry provisions. vocabulaire, m. vocabulary. vocation, /. calling, call; vocation; talent. voeu, m. vow; wish, desire; will, intention. voici. here is, here are, here am, this is, these are, see here, behold. —qut, here is one that, here is something that. — qu'il vfent, here he comes. — ventr, here comes, here come. vole, /. way; method, proce ; road, track, line, path, trail; gage (the width); load, cartload; kerf (of a saw); (Anat.) pa age, canal, duct. — pr. 3 sting. subj. of voir (to see). La Vote lactée, The Milky Way. les votes digestives, the digestive tract. par la — de, by the way of, via. par la — interne, (Med.) internally. par — de, by means of. — aérienne, air pa age. — d'aceds, approach. — d'eau, leak (in a boat); about 30 liters of water; waterway. — de bots, about 2 cubic meters of wood. — de charbon, a hectoliter of wood charcoal. — de charbon de terre, about a cubic meter (1200’kg.) of coal. — de coke, about 15 hectoliters of coke. — de fer, = voie ferrée. 407 voie 381 voie de Paris, 1.92 cubic meters. — de terre, wagon road; land (as distinguished from sea). — ferrée, railway, railroad, railway track. — fluviale, waterway. — humide, moist way, wet way. — ignée, method in which high heat is employed (often synonymous with voie séche). — piteuse, (Ceram.) a method of mixing or grinding intermediate between the wet and dry methods, the ingredients being in a pasty form. — séche, dry way, dry method, dry proce . voient, pr. 3 pl. indic. & subj. of voir. voila. there is, there are, that is, those are, such is, such are, see there, behold. — que, all at once, suddenly. — qui, that, it. voile, m. dimne , obscurity, clouding; pellicle, scum; veil; (Biol.) velum; (fig.) screen, cover. —f. sail.