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1 rivalutare
revaluepersona change one's mind about* * *rivalutare v.tr. to reassess; to revalue, to reappraise: rivalutare uno scrittore, to revalue a writer // (fin.): rivalutare la moneta, to revalue currency; rivalutare il capitale, to appreciate capital // (econ.): rivalutare un patrimonio, to right up an asset; rivalutare gli stipendi, to raise salaries.* * *[rivalu'tare]verbo transitivo1) (riesaminare) to re-evaluate, to revalue, to reassess2) econ. to raise [salario, pensione]; to revalue [ moneta]3) fig. to reappraiserivalutare uno scrittore — to reassess o reappraise a writer
* * *rivalutare/rivalu'tare/ [1]1 (riesaminare) to re-evaluate, to revalue, to reassess; fare rivalutare un quadro to have a painting revalued2 econ. to raise [ salario, pensione]; to revalue [ moneta]3 fig. to reappraise; rivalutare il lavoro manuale to reassert the value of manual work; rivalutare uno scrittore to reassess o reappraise a writer. -
2 fare rivalutare un quadro
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