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trasfigurare v.tr. to transfigure, to transform; la malattia l'ha trasfigurato, the illness has transfigured him.◘ trasfigurarsi v.intr.pron. to become* transfigured, to undergo* a transformation, to change one's appearance: il suo viso si trasfigurò, her face became transfigured.* * *[trasfiɡu'rare]1. vt2. vip (trasfigurarsi)* * *[trasfigu'rare] 1.verbo transitivo1) relig. to transfigure2) fig. (trasformare) to transform, to tranfigure2.verbo pronominale trasfigurarsi to become* transfigured* * *trasfigurare/trasfigu'rare/ [1]1 relig. to transfigure2 fig. (trasformare) to transform, to tranfigureII trasfigurarsi verbo pronominaleto become* transfigured.
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