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1 (to) restrain
(to) restrain /rɪˈstreɪn/v. t.1 contenere; trattenere: (econ.) to restrain inflation, contenere l'inflazione; to restrain one's indignation, contenere l'indignazione; to restrain one's tears, trattenere le lacrime; He restrained the frightened horse, ha trattenuto il cavallo imbizzarrito● to restrain sb. from doing st., impedire a q. di fare qc.: She sought an injunction to restrain him from molesting her, ha richiesto un'ingiunzione per impedirgli di molestarla □ to restrain oneself from st. [doing st.], astenersi da qc. [dal fare qc.]: Please restrain yourself from talking during the service, si prega di astenersi dal parlare durante la messa □ ( basket) restraining circle, area di palla contesa. -
2 (to) restrain
(to) restrain /rɪˈstreɪn/v. t.1 contenere; trattenere: (econ.) to restrain inflation, contenere l'inflazione; to restrain one's indignation, contenere l'indignazione; to restrain one's tears, trattenere le lacrime; He restrained the frightened horse, ha trattenuto il cavallo imbizzarrito● to restrain sb. from doing st., impedire a q. di fare qc.: She sought an injunction to restrain him from molesting her, ha richiesto un'ingiunzione per impedirgli di molestarla □ to restrain oneself from st. [doing st.], astenersi da qc. [dal fare qc.]: Please restrain yourself from talking during the service, si prega di astenersi dal parlare durante la messa □ ( basket) restraining circle, area di palla contesa.
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