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rifare.

to redo; to do again

6 characters3 syllables approx.Italiano language

Meaning & usage

verb/riˈfa.re/
  1. to redo; to do again

    transitive
    rifare una paseggiata
    rifare un'esame
  2. to remake

    transitive
  3. to reconstruct (with plastic surgery)

    transitive
  4. to provoke (a physical sensation) again

    transitive
  5. to inflict (damage, pain, etc.) on again

    transitive
  6. to renovate (something damaged, destroyed, etc.); to restore

    transitive
  7. to buy again or another

    transitive
    con questi nuovi soldi, possiamo rifare la tavola
  8. to cook again, using a different cooking technique

    transitive
    rifare il lesso sulla bracie
  9. to put back in order; to reorganize

    transitive
    rifare la cucina
  10. to imitate (someone or something)

    transitive
    ho rifatto il verso dell'uccello
  11. to reelect or renominate

    transitive
  12. to make (someone or something) become; to regive (someone or something) (a characteristic); to make again

    transitive
    quell'esito lo rifece fiducioso
  13. to compel or force again

    ditransitive · transitive
    mi ha rifatto salire le scale
  14. to compensate

    transitive
    rifarla delle perdite
  15. to educate

    rare · transitive
Where this word comes from

From ri- (“re-”) + fare (“to do, make”).

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