General French and English dictionary, newly composed from the French dictionaries of the French Academy ... / from the English dictionaries of Johnson, Webster ... etc.
- Alexander Spiers
- Date:
- 1849
Licence: Public Domain Mark
Credit: General French and English dictionary, newly composed from the French dictionaries of the French Academy ... / from the English dictionaries of Johnson, Webster ... etc. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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![SUPPLÉMENT, n. ni. 1. addition (a. th. addcd); 2. additional prie»; 3. high»r-priced ticket; 4. ( of books , papers) supplément ; 5. (of paj, salary) allowance; ü. (geom., trig.) supplé- ment; 7. + (gram.) word supplied. — de additional... En —, extra. Prendre un —, to take <J a higher priced ticket. SUPPLÉMENTAIRE, adj. 1. supple- mentary ; supplémentai ; 2. addition- al ; extra. SUPPLETI-E, VE, adj. suppletory. Chose supplétive, suppletory. SUPPLIANT, E, adj. suppliant ; sup- plicahng; beseeching; imploring SUPPLIANT, n. m. E, n. f. l. sup- pliant; 2. supplicant. SUPPLICATION [—àcionj n. f. 1. sup- plication; entreaty ; 2. (Rom. hist.) supplication. De —, supplicatory. Faire une —, to make y/ a supplication ; faire des —s, to supplicate ; to implore ; to entreat. SUPPLICE, n. m. i. [ punishment ( corporal punishment ordered hy a court of justice); 2. § (pour, to) for- ment (great pain) ; anguish. Le dernier —, capital punishment. Etre au —, to be in anguish . torture; to be upon the racle; mettre q. u. au — S, to torture a. o. SUPPLICIÉ, n. ni. criminal execu- ted. SUPPLICIER, v. a. to execute: to in- flict capital punishment on. SUPPLIER, v. a. (de, to) to beseech ; to supplicate; to implore ; to entreat. Supplie, e, pa. p. V. senses of Sup- plier. Non —, unbesought; unsupplicated; unimplored ; unentreated. SUPPLIQUE, n. f. 1. pétition (pre- sented to a eonstituted authority); prayer; 2. § supplication. Faire une —, to make a =. SUPPORT, n. m. i. || support (thing thaï upholds); rest ; 2. J prop; 3. S support (aid, assistance); 4. (bot.) ful- crum; 5. (build.) bearer; pillât; 6. (carp.) strut; 7. (her.) bearer: sup- porter; 8. (mach.) fulcrum; 9. (tech.) support; rest; stand , 10. (tech.) bear- : mg-block. — continu, (build.) continuons bearing; — fixe, (lech.) fixed support: — libre, (lech.) loose support; — mo- bile, (tech.) standard. — à coulisse, (build.) shàing = ; — de coussinet, rnech.) carriage. Planche de—,(lech.) 1. stand; 2. pitrh-board; plaque de —, ' (lech.) stand. Sans —, unsupporled; unsustamed. SUPPORTABLE, adj. supportable; endurable. Etat —, supportableness. D’une ma- nière —, tolerably ; sufferably. SUPPORTABLEMENT, adv. ± tolera- bly. SUPPOPiTER, v. a. i. || to support; to sustain. to bear y/ up: to uphold y/; 2. S 'o support : to suffer; to endure ; to bear y/; 3. S lo support ; to endure ; to bear \/ with; ( lo put \J up with ; 4. S to support (sustain witbout change or dissolution). 1. Des piliers qui supportent une maison,piU lars that support, suslaina house. Au delà de tout ce qu’on peut — Ç, beyond endurance, bearing; pour — |j, for the support of. Qui supporte S, ( V. senses) enduring. Personne qui supporte S, supporter; endurer; sus- tainer. Supporté, e, pa. p. V. senses of Supporter. Non —, 1. U unsupporled; unsus- tamed; 2. S unsupporled ; unsuffered ; unendured. Se supporter, pr, v. S î. (th.l to be supported, su/fered, endured , borne ; 2. (ners.) to bear y/ each other. SUPPOSABLE, adj. supposable. SUPPOSER, v. a. i. to tuppose ; 2. (absol. que [sulij.j) to suppose ; to put yt the supposition; 3. to suppose; to infer; to imply; to conjecture ; 4. to suppose ; to invent ; to forge. Supposons! 1. let us supposeI 2. suppose.' Personne qui suppose, sup- poser (of). Supposé, e, pa. p. ( V. senses of Sup- poser) l. suppositilions (not real); 2. (did.) suppositive. Cela —, that being supposed; — que, (subj.) suppose. SUPPOSITION [•updiicion] n. f. 1. sup- position; 2. supposititiousness. — de part, (law) substitution of a child. Motqui implique—,suppositive; personne qui fait une —, sup/ioser (of). Dans cette — , that being supposed; dans la — que, in the supposition that ; par—, suppositively. Être une—, to be a supposition; faire une — , i. to malce y/ a supposition ; 2. to put yla supposition. SUPPOSITOIRE, n. m. (med.) sup- pository. SUPPÔT, n.m. l. t member (of a .body); 2. (b. s.) agent (person); in- strument: ( tooL; 3. (of the devil) imp. SUPPRESSION, n. f. l. suppression (hindering from circulating;, 2. (med.) suppression. SUPPRIMER, v. a. i. to suppress (hinder from circulating); (to put y/ down; 2. to suppress ; to pass over in silence ; lo leave y/ oui : 3. lo suppress; lo cul y/ off; to take y/ off ; 4. to sup- press ; to abolisli; to set y/ aside ; ( to do y/ away with. Faire — , ( V. senses) to supersede : to sel \/aside. Qui supprime, (V. senses) suppressive. Personne qui supprime, suppressor (of). SUPPURATI-F, VE, adj. (med.) sup- purative. SUPPURATIF, n. m. (med.) suppu- rative. SUPPURATION [—àcionj n. f. 1. (med.) suppuration ; 2. (surg.) digestion. Favoriserla — de, (med.) tomaturate. SUPPURER, v. n. l. (med.) to sup- purate ; to maturate; 2. (surg.) to digest. SUPPUTATION [—àcionj n. f. compu- tation; supputation ; calculation. SUPPUTER, v. a. to compute ; to sup- pute ; to calculate ; to reclcon SUPREMATIE [■—macij n. f. supre- macy. SUPRÊME, adj. 1.suprême; 2.',”last; of death. — degré, superlativeness. Les hon- neurs—s, funeral obsequies, p|. ; fa- nerai, sing Au — degré, suprêmely ; superlatively. SÛR, E, adj. jour. SÛR, E, adj. (de, of; de, to) 1. (th.) sure (indubitable); certain; 2 (ners.) sure (knowing); certain; 3. (th.) sure iunfailing); certain; 4. (th.)safe (vvitb- out danger); secure;5. safe; uninjured; unharmed ; 6. (pers.) safe; secure ; 7. (pers. ) secure (confident of safety) ’• 8. (pers.) safe; trust-worthy : trus'ty ; 9. (of the memory) retentive; îo. (hunt.) stanch. 1. Une nouvelle -—e , sure , certain intelli- gence. 2. Être — de ce qu’on dit, to be sure, certain of whot ont; sors ,* être - d’avoir dit la vérité , to be sure . certain of having spoken the truth. 3. Un remède —, n sure, certain ra- rnedv. 4. Une retraite —e, a safe, secure re- treat. — et certain ) , quite sure, certain. Assez—, = enough; peu — , 1. un- sure; 2. unsafe; insecure ; 3. (of the memory) unretentive ; — comme Bap- tiste, comme père et mère, as = as a gun ; — comme la mort, as= as death and quarler-day. À coup —, = ; ju- rely ; for certain ; ( = enough ; be — ; ( to be pour —, r= ; =■ enough; pour ci certain, to a certainty. Aller à coup — , to go y/ upon = ground ; se croire — , § to thinky/ oi's self =; ( to make y/ = ; être — de son coup , de son lait, to go y/ upon = ground; ne taire pas—, (impers.) not to be safe (anywhere); mettre q. u. en lieu — , to put y/ o. o. in a place of safety ; prendre le plus — , to take y/ the safe side; tenir en lieu —, to keep y/ in safety. SUR, prep. l || (of place) on (resting upon); upon; 2. $ on; upon; 3. || over ; above ; 4. || on (ailjoining) ; upon; 5. Il into (leading; having a view of); e. «n t a ship); on board of ; 7. || about (having on o.’s person); 8. || to (attached to); upon; 9. || over (occupied with); 10 S orer; u. § on (in succession); upon; 12. S on; towards: to; 13. S to- utards; about; it § ouf offamong); 15. S on ; upon; concerning ; touching: regarding ; respecting ; with referencc to : ivith regard to : with respect to : ( as to ; ( about ; 16. S by (by means ol); 17. § in conséquence of ; on ac- count of ; 18. § from (deducting); oui of- L — la terro, upon the ground ; s’asseoir — une chaise, to lit on , upon a chair. 2. Un im pôt — les denrées étrangères, a lux on, upon for,ugn commodities. 3. Les globes cé * lestes qui roulent — nos têtes , the eelestin orbs that roltover, above ottr heads. à. Francfor* — le Mein . Franhfort on . upon thr Maine. S Une fenên e qui donne — la rue. a wmdow thif looks into the Street. 7. N’avoir pas d’argent — soi. to houe un money about une. 9. Être tou jours — ses livres, lo be nlways over o.’s bool:- 10. Régner — un peuple, to reign over a peoph . veille: — q. u . to wutch over a. o. 12. Tonrnet la droite , la gauche, to turn on. to the righ, lefi 13. — l’heure du dîner, towards. about dinner-time. là. —dix il n’yen a pas un de bon. out of ten there is not one good.,16. Juget les apparences , to jodge by appearances. — ce que ..., 1. on, upon ... (pr. p ; 2. when ; 3. as. SUR, (prefix signifying position upon. position over, excellence, excess) i || upon; super; 2. || over; super; 3 § super: 4. § super: over. SURABONDAMMENT, adv. superabua- danlly. SURABONDANCE, n. f. superabun- dance. SURABONDANT, E, adj. superabun- dant. SURABONDANT, n. m. superabun- danr.e. SURABONDER, v. n. (de, with) to superabound : to overabound. SURACHETER, v. a. to overpay y/. SURAIGU, Ê, adj. (mus.) extremely high. SUIIAJOUTEMENT [surajoutman] n. m. (did.) superaddition. SURAJOUTER , v. a. to superadd. Surajouté, e, pa. p. superadded. Chose —e, superaddition. SUR-ALLER, v. n.(hunt.) (0 outgo y/ SUR-ANDOU1LLER, n. m. (hunt. i sur-antler. SURANNATION [suranàcion] n. f. ex- piration; running out. SURANNER, v. n. to expire (béton old to serve). Suranné, e. pa. p. 1. expired; 2. by-gone ; obsolète ; antiquated ; super- annuated. Caractère —, antiquatedness. Devenir —, to become y/, to gel y/, to grow y/ obsolète: rendre — , to superannuate SUR-ARBITRE, n. m. umpirg. SURAIID, adj. (of vinegar) eider- flower. SURBAISSE, E, adj. (arch.) (ofvaults) surbased ; surbaise. SURBAISSEMENT [ surbèstnan ] n m (arch.) making cliptic.](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b2201391x_0583.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
