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['sɛsto] I sesto (-a)(numerale) sixthSee:II ['sɛsto] smArchitIII ['sɛsto] smrimettere in sesto — (aggiustare) to put back in order, (fig : persona) to put back on his (o her) feet
rimettersi in sesto — (riprendersi) to recover, get well, (riassettarsi) to tidy o.s. up
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2 sesto
agg sm/f sm ['sɛsto] I sesto (-a)(numerale) sixthSee:II ['sɛsto] smArchitIII ['sɛsto] smrimettere in sesto — (aggiustare) to put back in order, (fig : persona) to put back on his (o her) feet
rimettersi in sesto — (riprendersi) to recover, get well, (riassettarsi) to tidy o.s. up
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