Régime

Regimen, regime. Rule. Law. Norm. Governing conditions. Laws and regulations affecting a trade, etc., collectively (¢.g., Régime des boi ons. Laws and byelaws affecting the manufacture and sale of alcoholic drinks). Normal error. State of adjustment (of a theodolite, a sight, etc.). Bunch (of: bananas, dates, etc.).—Régime d’une piece. Normal behaviour. [Intrinsic accuracy or inaccuracy of a particular gun (as apart from effects of different ammunition or weather conditions on its shooting).—Peuvent prendre le régime. détonant. May behave as explosives—Régime du tir. Programme, idea or principle on which a shoot is carried out.—Régime d’un cours d’eau. Conditions of tide or flood in a river.—Vite e de régime. Normal speed. Working speed. Speed for which an engine is adjusted. [p.496]