remise

The remise is at the bottom of actions in taking priority.

"Do you know if my bicyclette is still in the remise?"

If the tricks are divided by four, the game is then considered "Remise".

The remise is a renewal of an attack in fencing.

A hackney of a more expensive or high class was called a remise.

"Riposte and remise if you must "In logic long known to be just.

I poured on some petrol from a bidon in the remise.

If the attacker immediately continues his/her attack in the same line, it is called a remise.

"I found some packages of books and papers and things in the remise.

In foil and sabre, a remise does not have right of way over a direct riposte.

Teresa allowed herself a brief remise of resentment.

Alternatively use a "remise" service from the official stand in the centre of the arrivals concourse.

If the riposte is delayed, the original attacker's remise gains priority.

For tourists traveling accompanied the most used is the taxi or a "Remise" (rental car with driver).

'Simple delivery'(remise simple ) is always free of charge.

The fencer making the original attack may also make a new offensive action, a renewal or remise of the initial attack.

In foil, the remise gained some prominence after changes to the electronic scoring apparatus in 2004.

An unusual feature of Uster railway station is the historic lok remise or engine shed.

This is distinguished from a remise, reprise, or riposte by being a NEW action.

Remise - An immediate, direct replacement of an attack that missed, was short, or was parried, without withdrawing the arm.

Renewal, also known as Remise (fencing)

In the remise of the Kisker House there are regular single and group exhibitions of visual arts with regional reference.

Remise may refer to:

Hulked 1850 as Remise.

Remise de la Legion d'honneur at judaisme.sdv.fr