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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![USA URANOGRAPHIE, n. f. (did.) ourano- graphy (description of lhe heavens and heavenly bodies). URANOGRAPHIQUE, adj. (did.) oura- nog rapine ; ouranographical. UIUNOSCOPE, n. m. (ich.) urano- tcopus. Ull AN US [—miss] n. m.(astr.) Uranus; Georgium si dus. URATE, n. m. (cliem.) urate. URBAIN. E, adj. urban. URBANITE, n. I'. urbanily. Avoir de 1’—, to be urbaue. URCÉOLE, E, adj. (bot.) urceolate. UKE, n. m. (mam.) ure-ox ; ure ; uruj ; aurochs. URÉE, n f. (chcm.) urea. URETÈRE [urièrrj n. m. (anat.) ure- ter. URÈTHRE, URETRE, n. m. (anat.) urethra. URGENCE, n. f. urgency (pressure ol necessity). , . Avec -, with = ; urgently. Déclarer 1’—. lo déclaré lhere is =. URGENT, E, adj. urgent (not adrmt- ting of delay); pressing. Besoin —, nécessite —e, urgency; sollicitation -e, urgency. D’une ma- nière -e, urgently; pressmgly. Etre —, to be urgent, pressing-, to urge. URINAIRE, adj. (anat., med.) uri- na ry. URINAL, n. m. urinai. URINE, n. f. l. urine; 2. (of ani- mais) urine; State; 3. (a. Son,)chamber- lie; chamber-ley. — sanguinolente , ( med. ) bloody urine. Incontinence d’—, incontinence usu Deux —s, (com.) double usance; trois —s, treble =. À —. al =. I)’—, at =■ USANTE, adj. (law) (of spinsters) using. — et jouissante de ses droits , using and enjoying o 's rights. USER , v. n. 1. || S (n«0 «se '■■■)< to make y/ use (of ) ; 2. (nu. ...) to hâve. de q. ch. ihrs en abuser, to use </. th. wuhout ahustng 11. 2. — d'indulgence , to haro indulgente. En — , to act ; to do \J. en — avec, to use (a o.);lo treat ; ( (o doy/bi/; ( lo deal with ; en — à l’égard de, to deal by ; en — bien avec q. u., to use , 10 treat a. o. ioeil ; — bien de, to make y/ a good use of (a. th.); en — familière- ment avec q. u., lobe, to make y/ fa- mihar with a. o. ; en — librement avec q. u , to make y/ free with a. o. ; en — bien avec q. u., to use, to treat a. o. well ; en — mal avec q. u., to use , to treat a. o. ill; en — mal de q. ch., to make y/ a bad use of a. th. USER , V. a. l. Il to use (make a con- sumption of); to consume; 2. || to use ont; to use up ; 3. || to wear y/ oui (clothes); 4. § to exhaust ; to wear \J oui; 5. S 1° waste; to spend y/; 6. § to weaken : 7. § to ru b down ; 8. § to wear y/ away ; 9. (surg.) to consume (flesh). 1. — beaucoup de bois ou d’huile dans une maison . to use , to consume a gréai deal of wood or otl m a house 3. — vite ses chapeaux et ses souliers, to wear out fait o.'s shoes and Imts; un habit usé , a eoat worn out. 4. — sa jeunesse , lo exhaust, lo wear out o.’s youth Usé, e, pa. p. (F. senses of User) $ thread-bare (old). Non — , ( F. senses) 1. fl unconsumed: unexhausied ; 4. UTO 531 ôf = - réservoir d’—,(agr.)urtnorium: 2. H unworn ; 3. „ urinary rétention d’—, i. rétention of S unwasted ; unspentj i. Sunwealcened urmory, . = ; 2. (med.) ischuria ; ischury; sup- pression d’ —, suppression of =. URINER, v. n. i. lo urine; ( to make •/ water; 2. (of animalsi to stale. URINF.U-X jurineù] SE, adj. urinous. URINOIR, n. m. urinary; unnarium. URIQUE, adj. (cbem.) u rie. URNE, n. f. i. urn; 2. ballot-box; 3. (ant.) urn; 4. (bot.) urn. — cinéraire, (ant.) cinerary urn; — électorale, du scrutin, ballot-box ; — sépulcrale, scpulchral =. URSULINE, n. f. (relig. ord.) Lirsu- line. URTICAIRE, n. f. (med.) urticama; ( nettle-rash. URTICATION [—icion] n. f. (surg.) urtication. URT1CÈES, n. f. (pl.) (bot.) nettle- tribe, sing. US [us») n.m.(pl.) i. (law) usage; use, sing. ; 2. (mar. law) uses, pl. — et coutumes de la mer, uses and customs of the sea. USAGE, n. r.i. l. use (received prac- tice); usage ; 2. use (employaient) ; 3 y se (making use); 4. use; practice; habit; 5. (sing.) habits of society, pl 6. ( of ornaments, wearing apparel) wear; 7. + —s, (pl.) religions books, pl. ; S. (law)use. Mauvais—, bad use ; misuse. — du monde, de 1a vie, (sing.) habus of so- ciety, pl- Cessation d’—, disuse ; faute d’—( faute d’en faire —, b;/ disuse. À j’ de, for the = of ; en —, in = ; hors d’ . î. out of = ; 2. uncuslomary. Ces- ser Je faire — de, to disuse ; faire — de, to use ; to make y/ = of; faire un [,on — de, to make y/ a good = of faire un mauvais — de, to make y/ a bad = of : mettre en —, lo bring y/ min — • lo make y/ — of. Dont on a cessé dé faire —. disused. [Usicsmuit notbe confound^d with utilité.] USAGER, n. m. (law) commoner. Non - - , (law) non-user. USANCE, n. f. I. t use ; usage; 2. (com.) usance. S’t'SER, pr. v. i.|| to be consumed; 2. || to be used out ; lo be used up : 3 | (of clothes) to wear out; 4. || $ to wear y/ aivay ; 5. || S 1° wear y/ off ; 6. $ to be exhausled ; to wear y/ oui ; 7. 5 to waste ; to decay ; to be spenl ; 8. S to weaken. — par le frottement, to fret away. USER, n. rn. wear (being worn long); service. Etre d’un bon—, to wear y/ well; n’être pas d’un bon — . être d’un mau- vais — , to ivear y/ badly. USINE, n. f. I. manufacture: 2. (sing.) (comp.) work, sing ; worlcs, pl. 2. — à gaz , ^dj-works. USITÉ, E, adj. 1. in use; used; 2. (of words) in use ; used. Peu —, unused; Utile used. Qui n’est plus —, (o!' words) obsolète; dis- used ; out of use. USQUERAC [ uskébak ] n. m. usque - bauqh (spirits). USTENSILE, n. m. 1. utensil; 2 implcment. — aratoire, farming —. — de cuisi ne . kitalien utensil. IJSTION [usiion] n. f. (did.) ustion (burning) ; inustion. USUCAPION, n. f. (Rom. law) usu- caption. USUEL, LE, adj. usual ; customary Non —. unusual; uncuslomary. USUELLEMENT [ uzuèlman 1 adv usually ; cuslomarily. Non —, unusually. USUFRUCTUA1RE , adj. (law) of use. USUFRUIT, n. m. (law) use; usu- fruit. USUFRUIT-1EU, n. m. 1ERE, n. f. (law) usufructuary ; cestuique use; bénéficiai occupant. USUFRUIT-IER, 1ÈRE, adj. (law) (of repairs) to be performed by the usu fruciuary. USURAIRE, adj. (th.) usurious Nature — . usuriousness. ÜSURAIREMENT [ uzurirm.o ] adv. usuriously. USURE, n. f. t. U wear (being con- sumed): 2. Q wear and tear, 3. U S usursj (usurious imerest). — et accidents, — de toutes sortes, (sing.) wear and tear, pl. — par la dété- rioration [, «oear ; — par le frottement |, wear. Emprunter À — , lo borrow upon usury : exercer 1’—, to practice usury; faire 1’— , (pers.) to be a usurer; to be usurious; payer, rendre avec —1| S, to repay y/, to return with in- teiest; prêter à —, to tend y/ upon usury. Qui fait 1’— , usuriouj. USUR-IER, n. m. 1ERE, n. f. usurer. USURPA-TEUR , n.m. TRICF,, n. f. t. | usurper; 2. S (DE> on< upon) en- croacher. USURPATION [—icion] n. f. î. || S usurpation; 2. § (de, on, upon) en- croacliment. Par —, usurpingly. Faire une — , to make y/ a usurpation, an encroach- ment. USURPER, v. a. J S I» usurp. USURPER, v. n. 1. J (suit, ...) to usurp; 2. J (sur,, on, upon) to encroach. UT luu] n. m. (mus.) 1. ut; C; 2. gamut. UTÉRIN, E, adj. i. uterine; ?.. (law) of the half blood (of the sanie mother but not of lhe sanie falher); by ont venter ; 3. (med.) uterine. UTÉRINS, n. m. pl. (law) l.brothers of the half blood, by the same venter. pl ; 2. brothers and sislers of the half- blood. by the same venter, pl. UTÉRUS [utérus») n. m (anat.) utérus; matrice ; matrix ; womb. UTILE , adj. (A, to; de, to; que [subj.]) useful ; of utility : of use; 2. not unnecessary: 3. (th.) bénéficiai; of be- nefit : 4. serviceable ; of service ; 5. pro- fitable; 6. (de, to) expédient ; 7. i th.) to some purpose ; 8. subservient; S. (law)(ofdays;rft/coned injudicial pro- ceedmgs (exclusive of dies non); 10. (law) (of the marshalling of creditors conferring a right to payment. Peu — , 1 .useless; of no utility; 2. unnecessary; 3. unserviceable; of littie service; to no purpose; of no avait. Juger —(de), (F. senses) to deem it useful, bénéficiai (lo); to deem it expé- dient (to) ; ne pas juger —. ( V. senses) to deem il inexpedient ; rendre —. (F. senses) to render, lo make y/useful : se rendre —, to make y/ o.’j self useful, of use. UTILE, n. m. utility: useful. Joindre F— à l'agréable, to combine utility and pleasure; to combine the useful and lhe agreeable. UTILEMENT [niilman] adv. I. use- fully: 2. bénéficially; 3. profitably; to some purpose. Rien—, (F. senses) to much pur- pose; peu—, (F. senses) i. useless; ■>. to Utile purpose. UTILISER, V.a. l.||/o emploi/; rn make y/ use of ; 2. S to avait o s self of ; 3. A to improve. UTILITAIRE, adj. utilitarian (pro- moting utility). UTILITAIRE, n. m. f. utilitarian. UTILITÉ, n. f. (A, to) 1 utility; use- fulness; (use; 2. benefit ; 3. service; use: 4. purpose ; avait ; 5. profit t use); 6. subservience : 7. ( theat. ) utility (actor tbat plays the useful minor cha- racters). D’aucune — , ( F. senses) of no uti- lity ■ of no use ; d’— générale , of com- mon, general =. But d’—. purpose; useful end Sans—. i useless : of no use: 2. out of use ; 3. to no purpose; of no avait : 4. unwanted. [Utilité must not be confoundod with usaçe.) UTOPIE, n. f. ulopia. 1/—, utepian. UTOPISTE, adj. utopian. UTOPISTE, n. ni. f. utopist.](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b2201391x_0617.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
