risuscitare

risuscitare v.tr.

1 to resuscitate, to revive: risuscitare i morti, to raise the dead

2 (fig.) to revive: risuscitare una vecchia tradizione, to revive an old tradition; questo cognac mi ha risuscitato, this brandy has put new life into me; risuscitare dall'oblio, to rescue from oblivion

◆ v. intr.

1 to rise* again, to resuscitate, to revive, to come* to life again: Cristo risuscitò da morte, Christ rose again from the dead

2 (fam.) (riaversi) to revive: la cura l'ha fatto risuscitare, the treatment revived him.

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[risuʃʃi'tare]

1. vt

to resuscitate, restore to life, fig to revive, bring back

risuscitare qn dalla morte — to raise sb from the dead

questo vino farebbe risuscitare un morto fig scherz — this wine would revive the dead

2. vi

(aus essere) to rise from the dead, (fig : riprendere vigore) to revive

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[risuʃʃi'tare] 1.

verbo transitivo

1) to raise [sb.] from the dead, to resurrect

2) fig. to resurrect, to revive

2.

verbo intransitivo (aus. essere)

1) to rise* from the dead, to resurrect

2) fig. to resurrect, to revive, to come* back to life

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risuscitare

/risu∫∫i'tare/ [1]

I verbo transitivo

 1 to raise [sb.] from the dead, to resurrect

 2 fig. to resurrect, to revive

II verbo intransitivo

 (aus. essere)

 1 to rise* from the dead, to resurrect

 2 fig. to resurrect, to revive, to come* back to life.