A new dictionary French and English with another English and French according to the present use and modern orthography of the French inrich'd with new words, choice phrases, and apposite proverbs : digested into a most accurate method : and contrived for the use both of English and foreiners / Guy Miege ...
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A new dictionary French and English with another English and French according to the present use and modern orthography of the French inrich'd with new words, choice phrases, and apposite proverbs : digested into a most accurate method : and contrived for the use both of English and foreiners / Guy Miege ...
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Miege, Guy, 1644-1718?
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London :: Printed by Tho. Dawks, for Thomas Basset ...,
1677.
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"A new dictionary French and English with another English and French according to the present use and modern orthography of the French inrich'd with new words, choice phrases, and apposite proverbs : digested into a most accurate method : and contrived for the use both of English and foreiners / Guy Miege ..." In the digital collection Early English Books Online 2. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A50820.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed May 15, 2024.
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BRABBLE, dispute, querelle.
To Brabble, disputer, quereller.
Brabbler, un querelleux.
BRACE, the measure of five foot, une brasse.
A brace, or cable, grosse corde de navire, cable.
A brace of dogs, une couple de chiens.
A brace of hundred pounds, deux cents livres sterling.
A brace of iron, crampon de fer.
BRACELET, brasselet.
An Archers bracelet, brassal d'Archer.
BRACKET, modillon.
BRACKISH, salé, qui a le goût de sel.
Brackishness, goût de sel.
To BRAG, se vanter d'avoir fait de grands exploits, faire des rodomontades.
A Bragger, or Braggadochio, un Rodomont.
A Bragging, or a brag, rodo∣montade,
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orgueil, vanterie.
Braggingly, en se vantant, en faisant le Rodomont.
BRAGGET, une sorte de bo∣isson Angloise, faite de biere, de mi∣el, & d'epiceries.
To BRAID. V. to bread.
BRAIN, la cervelle.
The seat of the brain, le cerveau.
The hinder part of the brain, le petit cerveau.
The brain-pan, le crane.
To Brain one, to dash (or knock out) his brains, ecerveler quècun, lui faire sauter la cer∣velle.
Brained, ecervelé, à qui l'on a fait sauter la cervelle.
Hair-brained, cock-brained, or wild-brained, dont la cervel∣le est renversée.
Brainless, or that hath no brains, qui n'a point de cervelle, un étourdi.
Brainsick, qui a la cervelle mal tournée, un maniaque.
Brainsickness, manie.
BRAKE, or fern, fougere.
A brake for flax or hemp, bat∣toir à chanvre.
A brake, such as Bakers use, may, mais à pétrir.
* BRAKE, the Verb. V. to break.
BRAMBLE, une rence.
A place full of brambles, ron∣ciere.
BRAN, du son.
Much bran and little meal, peu de farine, & beaucoup de son.
Branny, plein de son.
BRANCH, une branche.
The branches of a tree, ramage d'un arbre.
The Branch of a Vine, sarment.
To sit (or pearch) on a branch, se brancher.
The branch of a Stag, marrein.
The branches of a Canon bit, les gardes d'un Canon.
The branch of a pedigree, bran∣che en matiere de genealogie.
To Branch out, faire du bran∣chage,
item partager, diviser.
Branched, branchy, or full of branches, branchu.
Branched work, in painting or tapestry, feuillage.
Branched, or divided, partagé, divisé.
A Brancher, or young hawk, newly come out of the nest, oi∣seau de proye branchier.
Branchiness, branchage.
BRAND of fire, or fire∣brand, tison, brandon.
A smoaky brand, tison qui fait de la fumée.
A brand, or disgraceful mark, une disgrace publique, sletrissure, ignominie.
To Brand, decrier, diffamer, fletrir.
To brand a malefactor, mar∣quer un criminel, le fleurdeli∣ser.
To brand cattel, marquer le be∣tail.
Branded, decrié, diffamé, fletri.
A branded malefactor, un cri∣minel marqué ou fleurdelisé.
A Branding, diffamation, fle∣trissure.
Brandiron, or trivet, un trepié.
Brandewine, or brandy, eau de vie.
A draught of brandy, un trait d'eau de vie.
To BRANDISH, brandir.
Brandished, brandi.
To BRANGLE, quereller.
A Brangling, querelle.
* BRANNY, V. bran.
BRANTGEESE, espece d'oyes.
BRASS, airain, bronze.
Brazen, d'airain, ou de bronze.
A brasen face, or brasen-faced man, un effronté.
Brazier, Chauderonnier.
BRAT, un petit coquin.
BRAVE, brave, vaillant, ge∣nereux.
He is a brave man, c'est un ga∣lant homme, un excellent homme, un brave.
A brave young man, un brave jeune homme.
To Brave it, braver, faire le brave.
Do not brave it so much, ne fai∣tes pas tant de bravade, ne faites pas tant de l'entendu.
Braved, bravé.
Bravery, braverie, faste.
Bravely, bravement, vaillam∣ment, excellemment.
BRAWL, a sort of dance, branle de danse.
To BRAWL, brailler, crier, tempeter, faire grand bruit.
A Brawler, un brailleur, qui crie, ou qui tempête.
A Brawling, braillement, bruit.
Brawlingly, en braillant.
BRAWN, cal, durillon, chair endurcie. Mais on appelle prin∣cipalement de ce nom la chair de pore mise en rouleau, bouillie, & assaisonnêe à la maniere d'Angle∣terre. Apparemment on l'appelle, brawn à cause de sa fermeté. C'est un plat d'hiver, tout parti∣culier aux Anglois, qui le man∣gent froid, avec de la moûtarde.
The brawn of a capon, par∣tridg, &c. le blanc d'un chapon, ou d'une perdrix.
The brawn of the legs, les mus∣cles des jambes.
A Brawny man, un puissant homme, un homme charnu, plein de muscles.
To BRAY, bruise, or grind, broyer, piler.
To bray, or cry out like an ass, braire comme font les ânes.
Brayed, bruised, or ground, broyé, pilé.
A Brayer, broyeur, pileur.
A Braying, broyement, ou l'action de piler. Item l'action de braire comme un Ane.
A false bray, fausse-braye, a∣vantmur.
BRAYLE, or the pannel of a hawk, le brayer d'un oiseau de proie.
* BRAZIER. V. brass.
* BREACH. breche, V. to break.
BREAD, pain.
Leavened bread, pain levé.
Unleavened bread, pain sans le∣vain.
Wheaten-bread, pain de fro∣ment.
Rye-bread, pain de seigle.
Barley-bread, pain d'orge.
Oaten-bread, pain d'avoine.
White bread, pain blanc.
Brown bread, or course bread, pain noir.
Houshold-bread, pain bis de mê∣nage.
Mouldy-bread, pain moisi.
The crum of bread, la mie de pain.
The crust of bread, la creûte.
The sweet bread of a breast of veal, des ris de veau.
To BREAD hair, lier (ou friser) les cheveux.
* BREADTH, largeur. V. broad.
To BREAK, rompre, briser, casser, se rompre, se briser, se cas∣ser.
The hail has broken all our Windows, la grêle a rompu tous nos vitres.
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To break a Law, rompre, vi∣oler une Loy.
To break an agreement, rompre un accord.
To break the ice, rompre la glace, fraier le chemin à une affaire dif∣ficile.
You break my head, vous me rompez la tète.
Break my head, and bring me a plaister, faire du mal à autrui pour y apporter du remede.
To break open the doors, rom∣pre, forcer, enforcer les portes.
To break open a Letter, ouvrir une Lettre.
To break his Oath, se parju∣rer.
To break small, broyer, menui∣ser.
To break wind back-wards, lâcher des vents par derriere.
To break, or tame, addoucir, ap∣privoiser.
To break, turn (or become) bankrupt, faire banqueroute.
To break loose, se detacher, rompre ses liens.
The ice breaks, la glace se romt.
To break off, or leave off for a time, quitter une chose, la remet∣tre à une autre fois.
To break a Child of his tricks, corriger, reduire un enfant, lui faire quitter ses mauvaises habitudes.
To break in; as, the Tartars broke in upon them, les Tartares fondirent sur eux.
To break in pieces, rompre en pieces.
To break into a House, forcer une maison.
To break over, passer par des∣sus avec impetuosité.
To break out, sortir avec vio∣lence.
To break out of the Prison, or to break Prison, forcer la Prison, se sauver.
To break out into wrath, s'em∣porter, s'abandonner à la co∣lere:
When the War broke out, quand la guerre commença.
To break forth; as water out of a spring, sourdre, saillir.
He broke forth into tears, il de∣bonda en larmes.
To break asunder, rompre en deux.
To break up the ground, houer, f••••ir la terre.
To break up School, donner Congé, renvoier l'Ecôle juqu'apres Feries.
To break down, abbattre, de∣molir.
To break through, passer à travers, s'ouvrir (se frayer) le chemin.
Broke, or broken, rompu, brisé, cassé.
A broken glass, un verre cassé.
Broken with continual labour, rompu de travail.
Broken with age and sickness, accable d'age & de maladie.
A broken Merchant, banque∣routier, Marchand qui a fait ban∣queroute.
A broken sack will hold no corn, un sac percé ne peut tenir le grain.
A Breaker of his faith, qui a rompu sa foy.
Breaking, l'action de rompre, briser, ou casser.
There is no breaking of it, on ne sauroit le rompre.
Breach, breche, rupture.
To make a breach, faire bre∣che.
To make up the breach, repa∣rer la breche.
A breach of Peace, rupture de Paix.
A breach of Articles, violation d'Articles.
The Break of day, le point du jour.
Breakfast, un dejeuné.
I will give you a breakfast, je vous donnerai à dejeuné.
To Breakfast, or to eat his breakfast, dejeuner.
BREAM, a Fish, brame, pois∣son.
BREAST, poitrine, estomac.
A breast of Mutton, or of Veal, une poitrine de Mouton ou de Veau.
A womans breast, la gorge (le sein) d'une femme.
A brest-cloth, une gorgerette.
A breast-plate, armure de poi∣trine.
The breast of a Deer, hampe de Cerf.
BREATH, halene, soufle, respiration.
To take his breath, prendre ha∣lene, respirer.
...To draw (or fetch) his breath, the same.
I could hardly draw my breath, à peine pouvois je respi∣rer.
To keep in his breath, retenir son halene.
To be out of breath, étre hors d'halene.
To put himself out of breath, se mettre hors d'halene.
To ran himself out of breath, courir à perte d'halene.
Short breath, courte halene, op∣pression (ou difficulté) d'halene.
Sweet-breath, douce halene, bon∣ne halene.
Strong-breath, mauvaise halene, forte halene.
Stinking-breath, halene puante.
To Breath, soufler, respirer.
To breath the air, respirer l'air.
To breath after a thing, respirer quêque chose.
To breath into something, souf∣ler dans quèque chose.
To breath upon, soufler dessus.
To breath out the last, expirer, rendre le dernier soùpir.
Breathed, respiré.
Breathed into, dans quoi l'on a souflé.
Breathed upon, sur quoi l'on a souflé.
Short-breathed, qui a courte ha∣lene.
A Breather, qui soufle, qui re∣spire.
A Breathing, respiration.
The breathing of the Soul af∣ter God, élans d'esprit, elevation du coeur à Dieu.
A breathing hole, un soûpi∣rail.
* BRED, the participle. V. to breed.
BREECH, les fesses, le cul.
To whip ones breech, fouetter quêcun.
His breech makes buttons, il chie de peur en ses chausses.
Breeches, or a pair of breech∣es, un haut de chausses.
Woe to him whose wife wears the Breeches, malheur à celui dont la femme porte les chaus∣ses.
To BREED, engendrer, pro∣duire, multiplier.
A body that breeds lice, un corps qui engendre les pous.
To breed exceedingly, multi∣plier extraordinairement.
To breed confusion, causer de la confusion.
To breed, or conceive, conce∣voir.
Children that breed teeth, en∣fans à qui les dents viennent.
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To breed, or bring up, nourir, elever.
Bred, engendré, produit, cau∣sé.
Bred in one naturally, naturel à quècun.
Bred, or brought up, nouri, elevé.
Bred up to the Christian Reli∣gion, nourri & elevé à la Religi∣on Chrétienne.
A Child well bred, un enfant bien elevé.
A Child ill bred, un infant mal elevé.
That that's bred in the bone will never out of the flesh, il est bien difficile de se defaire des inclinations naturelles.
A Breeder, qui engendre, ou qui multiplie.
His Father and Mother were excellent good breeders, son pere & sa mere étoient de gens tres fertiles.
A good breeder of Children, qui eleve bien ses enfans.
Breeding, engendrement, Good or bad breeding, bonne ou mauvaise education.
A woman that's breeding, fem∣me qui a conceu.
A Breed of cattel, troupeau de betail sorti d'une même race.
BREEZE, taon, grosse mou∣che.
* BRETHREN, freres. C'est le plurier de
Brother.
* BREVIARY, breviate, bre∣vity. V. brief.
To BREW beer, brasser de la biere, la cuire, la preparer.
Brewed, brasse.
Brewer, brasseur de biere.
Brewing, l'art, ou l'action de brasser la biere.
A whole brewing, toute la quan∣tité de biere que l'on brasse à la fois.
A Brewhouse, une Brasserie.
BREWES, trenches de pain arrosêes de graisse de bouillon.
BRIBE, present d'une personne qui brigue.
A Bribe will enter without knocking, la porte est toûjours ouverte aux Presens.
To Bribe, briguer, gagner quê∣cun, le corrompre ou suborner par argent ou autrement.
Bribed, briguê, gagné, corrom∣pu, suborné.
A Briber, brigneur, suborneur, qui corromt par ses presens.