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121 rifornire
macchina fill (up)frigo restock, fill (di with)rifornire il magazzino restock* * *rifornire v.tr. to supply, to provide; to stock, to replenish: l'ho rifornito di tutto ciò di cui può aver bisogno, I have supplied him with everything he may need; rifornire le truppe di armi e di viveri, to supply (o to provide) the troops with arms and victuals; rifornire un negozio di merci, to stock a shop with goods; rifornire il guardaroba, to restock one's wardrobe; rifornire un aereo di carburante, to refuel an aircraft; rifornire in misura insufficiente, to understock.◘ rifornirsi v.rifl. to stock up (on sthg.), to take* in (sthg.), to take* on (sthg.): mi sono rifornito di sigari, I have stocked up on cigars; (mar.) rifornire di acqua, to take on water; rifornire di benzina, to fill up (o to take on) petrol; la nave si sta rifornendo di viveri, the ship is taking in (o on) provisions (o is victualling); rifornire di combustibile, to stock up on fuel.* * *[rifor'nire]1. vtrifornire di — to supply o provide with
2. vr (rifornirsi)rifornirsi di — (provviste) to get in a supply of, stock up with, (benzina) to re-fuel (with), fill up (with)
* * *[rifor'nire] 1.verbo transitivo1) (di viveri, acqua) to supply [ città] ( con, di with); (di carburante) to refuel, to fuel up [aereo, nave]rifornire qcn. di qcs. — to provide sb. with fresh supplies of sth
2) comm. to replenish, to stock [negozio, magazzino]2.verbo pronominale rifornirsi (di viveri, materiale) to stock up (di on, with); (di carburante) to refuel* * *rifornire/rifor'nire/ [102]1 (di viveri, acqua) to supply [ città] ( con, di with); (di carburante) to refuel, to fuel up [aereo, nave]; rifornire qcn. di qcs. to provide sb. with fresh supplies of sth.2 comm. to replenish, to stock [negozio, magazzino]II rifornirsi verbo pronominale(di viveri, materiale) to stock up (di on, with); (di carburante) to refuel. -
122 rinsanguare
rinsanguare v.tr.1 to supply with new blood, to transfuse new blood into (s.o.)2 (fig.) ( ridare vigore a) to give* new strength to (s.o., sthg.), to give* new life to (s.o., sthg.), to boost; ( scorte) to replenish: rinsanguare i propri risparmi, to boost one's savings; rinsanguare le casse dello stato, to fill the State coffers.◘ rinsanguarsi v.intr.pron.1 to recover, to become* stronger* * *[rinsan'gware]verbo transitivo1) (rinvigorire) to fortify, to bring* new life into2) fig. (rifornire di denaro) to replenish, to fill* * *rinsanguare/rinsan'gware/ [1]1 (rinvigorire) to fortify, to bring* new life into2 fig. (rifornire di denaro) to replenish, to fill. -
123 atgyfnerthwn
1 replenish2 replenish3 replenish -
124 пополнять
(что-л.)
1) replenish, supplement, fill up
2) воен. reman, reinforce, replace, beef up* * *replenish, supplement, fill up; enrich, widen* * *completereplenish -
125 пополненный
1. replenished2. replenish; supplement; enrich; reman; reinforce3. refill -
126 пополнять
гл. replenish; fill up -
127 пополнит
1. supplemented2. replenish (refl.); supplement3. replenishing (refl.); supplementing -
128 пополнять
1. replenish (refl.); supplement2. supplemented3. replenishing (refl.); supplementing
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