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1 rimaneggiamento
rimaneggiamento s.m.1 ( rielaborazione) readaptation, rewriting: rimaneggiamento di una commedia, readaptation of a play2 ( riordinamento) rearrangement; (re)adjustment; reorganization, reshuffle: rimaneggiamento delle tasse, tax adjustment; rimaneggiamento del gabinetto, cabinet reshuffle3 (geol.) reworking.* * *[rimaneddʒa'mento]sostantivo maschile1) (modifica) reworking, recast, revision2) pol. (rimpasto) reshuffle* * *rimaneggiamento/rimaneddʒa'mento/sostantivo m.1 (modifica) reworking, recast, revision2 pol. (rimpasto) reshuffle. -
2 rimaneggiare
rimaneggiare v.tr1 ( rielaborare) to (re)adapt, to revise, to rewrite*: rimaneggiare un testo teatrale, to adapt a drama2 ( riordinare) to rearrange, to reorganize; to reshuffle: rimaneggiare il gabinetto, to reshuffle the cabinet3 (tip.) to reset*.* * *[rimaned'dʒare]verbo transitivo1) (riorganizzare) to recast*, to rework, to revise [testo, progetto]; to revise [ opera]2) pol. to reshuffle* * *rimaneggiare/rimaned'dʒare/ [1]1 (riorganizzare) to recast*, to rework, to revise [testo, progetto]; to revise [ opera]2 pol. to reshuffle. -
3 rimpastare
rimpastare v.tr.1 to knead again; to mix again2 ( rimaneggiare) to rearrange; to reorganize, to reshuffle (anche pol.): rimpastare il governo, to reshuffle the Cabinet* * *[rimpas'tare]verbo transitivo1) to knead [sth.] again2) fig. to reshuffle [ ministero]* * *rimpastare/rimpas'tare/ [1]1 to knead [sth.] again2 fig. to reshuffle [ ministero]. -
4 rimpasto
rimpasto s.m.1 kneading again; mixing again2 ( rimaneggiamento) rearrangement; reorganization, reshuffle (anche pol.): rimpasto ministeriale, del governo, Cabinet reshuffle3 (fam.) (di libro, articolo ecc.) rehashing.* * *[rim'pasto]sostantivo maschile2) fig.* * *rimpasto/rim'pasto/sostantivo m.1 kneading again2 fig. rimpasto ministeriale cabinet reshuffle. -
5 rimescolare
mix againpiù volte mix thoroughlycaffè stir again* * *rimescolare v.tr.1 ( mescolare) to mix up; to stir; ( mescolare di nuovo) to remix, to mix up again; to restir, to stir again: rimescolare la minestra, to stir the soup3 ( frugare, rovistare) to rummage among (sthg.): ho rimescolato questi vecchi documenti, ma non ho trovato niente, I have rummaged among these old documents but I have not found anything4 (fig.) ( turbare, agitare) to trouble: certe ingiustizie rimescolano il sangue, some injustices make your blood boil; quella vista mi ha fatto rimescolare il sangue, the sight made my blood curdle; sentirsi rimescolare per lo spavento, to feel one's blood run cold* * *[rimesko'lare]verbo transitivo1) (mescolare di nuovo) to mix [sth.] again [ minestra]; to toss [ insalata]; (mescolare a lungo) to mix up2) gioc. to reshuffle [ carte]3) fig. (rivangare) to rake up, to stir up••rimescolare il sangue a qcn. — (di paura) to make sb.'s blood run cold; (di ira) to make sb.'s blood boil
* * *rimescolare/rimesko'lare/ [1]1 (mescolare di nuovo) to mix [sth.] again [ minestra]; to toss [ insalata]; (mescolare a lungo) to mix up2 gioc. to reshuffle [ carte]3 fig. (rivangare) to rake up, to stir uprimescolare il sangue a qcn. (di paura) to make sb.'s blood run cold; (di ira) to make sb.'s blood boil. -
6 rimescolata
rimescolata s.f.1 mixing; stir: dare una rimescolata alla minestra, to give the soup a stir* * *[rimesko'lata]* * *rimescolata/rimesko'lata/sostantivo f.(al sugo) stir; (alle carte) reshuffle. -
7 rimpasto ministeriale
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8 rimaneggiare vt
[rimaned'dʒare](testo) to reshape, recast, (ministero) to reshuffle -
9 rimpastare vt
[rimpas'tare]1) (pasta lievitata) to knead again, (cemento) to mix again2) (Pol : governo) to reshuffle -
10 rimpasto sm
[rim'pasto]Pol reshuffle -
11 rimescolamento
rimescolamento s.m.1 mixing up; stirring up; (fig.) reshuffle2 ( di carte) shuffle; shuffling3 ( confusione) confusion -
12 rimaneggiare
vt [rimaned'dʒare](testo) to reshape, recast, (ministero) to reshuffle -
13 rimpastare
vt [rimpas'tare]1) (pasta lievitata) to knead again, (cemento) to mix again2) (Pol : governo) to reshuffle -
14 rimpasto
sm [rim'pasto]Pol reshuffle -
15 rimpasto ministeriale
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