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1 risparmiare
savefig spare* * *risparmiare v.tr.1 to save (up); to economize, to lay aside: risparmiare tempo, fiato, energia, to save one's time, breath, energy; risparmiati il fiato, ho detto di no, save your breath, I said no; risparmia le forze per domani, save your strength for tomorrow; la lavatrice mi fa risparmiare moltissimo tempo, the washing machine saves me a lot of time; risparmiare denaro, to save money; vorrei risparmiare qualcosa, ma spendo sempre tutto, I'd like to save something but I always spend everything; quest'anno non ho certo risparmiato, this year I certainly haven't saved; comprando all'ingrosso si risparmia notevolmente, you save a lot of money if you buy wholesale; risparmiare per la vecchiaia, to save for one's old age; risparmiare su qlco., to economize on sthg.; risparmiare risorse, to husband resources2 ( evitare) to save; to spare: risparmia questo dispiacere a tua madre, spare your mother this sorrow; risparmiare l'imbarazzo a qlcu., to spare s.o.'s embarassment; per me puoi risparmiarti di venire, as far as I am concerned you need not come; puoi risparmiarti di farlo, you need not do it (o you can save yourself the trouble of doing it); ti prego, risparmiami i particolari, please, spare me the details3 ( avere riguardo di) to spare: la morte non risparmia nessuno, death spares nobody; la sua ironia non risparmia nessuno, his irony spares no one // che il Signore risparmi la vita dei nostri figli, may the Lord spare our children's lives◘ risparmiarsi v.rifl. to spare oneself.* * *[rispar'mjare]1. vt1) (denaro, cibo, tempo) to save, (gas, elettricità) to economize on, save onrisparmiare fatica/fiato — to save one's energy/breath
risparmiati il disturbo o la fatica (anche) iro — save yourself the trouble
risparmiare qc a qn — (fig : evitare) to spare sb sth
2) (non uccidere, non colpire) to spare2. virisparmiare su qc — to economize on sth, save on sth
3. vr (risparmiarsi)* * *[rispar'mjare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (economizzare) to save, to put* aside, to put* away [ soldi]; to save [ tempo]risparmiare le forze — to reserve o save one's strength
2) (evitare) to save [fatica, disturbo, spesa, viaggio]3) (salvare)2.risparmiare la vita a o di qcn. to spare sb.'s life; la sua critica non risparmia nessuno — his criticism spares nobody
3.risparmiare per — to save up for o towards [auto, casa]
verbo pronominale risparmiarsi1) (non consumare forze) to save oneselfnon -rsi nel fare qcs. — to be unsparing in one's efforts to do sth
2) (evitare) to save oneself, to spare oneself••* * *risparmiare/rispar'mjare/ [1]1 (economizzare) to save, to put* aside, to put* away [ soldi]; to save [ tempo]; risparmiare le forze to reserve o save one's strength2 (evitare) to save [fatica, disturbo, spesa, viaggio]; ti risparmio i dettagli I will spare you the details3 (salvare) risparmiare la vita a o di qcn. to spare sb.'s life; la sua critica non risparmia nessuno his criticism spares nobodyIII risparmiarsi verbo pronominale1 (non consumare forze) to save oneself; non -rsi nel fare qcs. to be unsparing in one's efforts to do sth.2 (evitare) to save oneself, to spare oneself; - rsi la fatica di fare to spare oneself the trouble of doingrisparmia il fiato! save your breath!
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