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1 ripiegare
1. v/t fold (up) again2. v/i fall back* * *ripiegare v.tr.1 to bend* (again)2 ( piegare) to fold (up): ripiegare un giornale, un foglio, to fold up a newspaper, a sheet of paper; ripiegò il maglione e lo mise nell'armadio, he folded up the sweater and put it in the wardrobe; ripiegare un lenzuolo, la tovaglia, to fold back a sheet, the tablecloth3 ( abbassare) to lower, to furl◆ v. intr.1 ( dirigersi) to turn, to bend*: la strada ripiega verso la montagna, the road bends towards the mountain2 (mil.) ( ritirarsi) to withdraw*, to give* ground, to retreat, to fall* back: le nostre truppe furono costrette a ripiegare, our troops were forced to give ground3 (fig.) to fall* back (on sthg.), to make* do (with sthg.): ripiegheremo su un'altra proposta, we will fall back on another proposal; abbiamo ripiegato su un altro albergo, we made do with another hotel.◘ ripiegarsi v.intr.pron. to bend*, to fold: i rami si ripiegavano sotto il peso dei frutti, the branches were bending under the weight of the fruit◆ v.rifl. (fig.) (non com.) ( rifugiarsi) to withdraw*, to retreat: ripiegare in se stesso, to retreat into oneself.* * *[ripje'ɡare]1. vt1) (piegare: di nuovo) to fold (again), refold, (più volte) to fold up2) (reclinare: capo) to lower2. viripiegare su fig — to make do with, fall back on
era troppo caro, ho ripiegato su uno più economico — it was too expensive, I made do with a cheaper one
3. vip (ripiegarsi)* * *[ripje'gare] 1.verbo transitivo2.1) (ricorrere)ripiegare su qcs. — to fall back on sth
2) mil. to fall* back, to retire (su to)3.verbo pronominale ripiegarsi1) to bend*2) fig.- rsi in se stessi — [ persona] to retreat into oneself, to be wrapped up in oneself
* * *ripiegare/ripje'gare/ [1](aus. avere)1 (ricorrere) ripiegare su qcs. to fall back on sth.2 mil. to fall* back, to retire (su to)III ripiegarsi verbo pronominale1 to bend*
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