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A French-English Dictionary for Chemists · 1921 · p. 147
v.t. make known, report, rumor. échangeable, a. exchangeable. ébrutage, m. grinding (of diamonds). échanger, v.!. exchange. ébuliiométre, m. ebulliometer, ebullioscope. échantignole, /. bracket, | 147 échan till on, model; modeling échan till on age, def.). échan till oner, gage, samples standard iron) échappade, partitions fired stead échappée, an échappement, let; (Steam) échapper, vanish; — a, lai er go, écharde, écharnage, hides). écharner, écharnoir, écharpe, écharper, echauboulure, échaudage, washing. échaude, échauder, échaudillon, échaudoir, échaudure, échauffe, échauffé, échauffement, échauffer, anger. become (of rotten. échéance, échéant, échee, échelle, — d'eau, — de — graduée, — mobile, — proportionnelle, — réduite, échelon, échelonnement, distribution échan till on 121 éclater m. sample; specimen; pattern, échelonner, v.t. arrange (in a series), distrib. gage; mold, matrix; (Founding) ute, place at intervals; proportion. board. échenal, écheneau, échenet, m. gutter, chanm. sampling, etc. (see next nel; (Founding) gate. écherra, fut. 3 sing. of échoir. v.t. sample, take samples of; échet, pr. 3 sing. of échoir. test (as weights); mix different écheveau, m. skein, hank. of (e.g. sugar) in order to obtain a échevette, f. skein (in France 100 meters). product, blend; make up (e.g. échine, f. spine; echinus (a rounded molding). into given patterns or shapes; sort. échinocoque, m. (Zodl.) echinococcus. /. (Ceram.) a system of refractory échino der me, m. (Zoél.) echinoderm. in a kiln. (Certain articles are échin on, m. cheese mold. in the compartments thus formed in- échiquier, m. checker work; checkerboard; of in saggers.) exchequer. f/f. interval; clear space; width (of écho, m. echo. opening); pitch (of a screw); escapade. échoir, v.27. fall due; expire; happen, occur. m. escape; escapement; out- échouer, v.27. strand, run aground; fail. flue (of a reverberatory furnace); échoyait, imp. 3 sing. of échoir. exhaust. échu, p.p. of échoir. vi. & ¢t. escape. —v.r. escape; éclabou er, v.t. splash, spatter. forget oneself; come undone. éclair, m. lightning; flash, gleam; (As say ting) — de, escape from, escape. fulguration, blick. —, let off (steam, etc.); let escape, let éclairage, m. lighting, illuminating, illumination. let slip, pa over. — au gaz, gas lighting. f. splinter, fragment; prickle. — du fond, (in spectra) continuous illumina- écharnement, m. fleshing (of tion, continuous light. — électrique, electric lighting. 2./. flesh (hides). éclairant, p.a. illuminating, lighting. m. fleshing knife. éclaircie, f. clear spot, clear space; clearing. f. brace, tie; outrigger; scarf; sash. éclaircir, v.t. clear, clear up; clarify; thin; »v.t. card; pa a rope around; slash. brighten, polish; inform. —v.r. clear, /. pimple. clear up, become clear; become thin; bem. scalding; whitewash; white come bright. éclairci age, éclairci ement, m. clearing, /. welding heat. etc. (see éclaircir). v.t. scald; whitewash. éclairé, p.a. lighted, illuminated; well inm. piece of iron at welding heat. formed, experienced, enlightened; open. m. scalding vat; scalding house. éclaire ment, m. lighting, etc. (see éclairer); /. scald. clearne , clarity. m. (Leather) sweating. éclairer, v.t. light, illuminate; enlighten; p.a. heated; (of wood, etc.) rotten. watch; reconnoiter. —v.%7. give light, m. heating, etc. (see échauffer). shine, gleam; lighten, flash. —v.r. be v.{. heat; overheat; warm; vex, lighted, be illuminated; inform oneself. —».r. heat, become heated or hot; éclampsie, f. (ed.) eclampsia. overheated; warm, become warm; éclat, m. burst, bursting; loud and sudden wood) dry-rot; (of yarn) become noise, report, crash; fragment, splinter, shiver, chip; luster (as of minerals); brightf. expiration; (Com.) maturity. ne , brilliancy; flash; crack (in wood); p.pr. of échoir. splendor. m. check, defeat, failure, reverse. — métallique, metallic luster; metallic fragf. scale; ladder. ment or splinter.
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