recapture

recapture
I [ˌriː'kæptʃə(r)]
nome (of prisoner, animal) nuova cattura f.; (of town, position) riconquista f.
II [ˌriː'kæptʃə(r)]
verbo transitivo ricatturare [prisoner, animal]; mil. pol. riconquistare [town, position, seat]; fig. ritrovare [feeling]; ricreare [period, atmosphere]
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[ri'kæp ə] 1. verb
1) (to capture again: The soldiers recaptured the city; The prisoners were recaptured.) riconquistare; ricatturare
2) (to convey (the feeling of something from the past): to recapture the atmosphere of medieval London.) ricreare
2. noun
(the process of recapturing or being recaptured.) riconquista; ricattura
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recapture /ri:ˈkæptʃə(r)/
n. [u]
1 (mil.) riconquista (di una posizione, ecc.)
2 ricattura (di un evaso, ecc.)
3 (leg., naut.) ricattura marittima.
(to) recapture /ri:ˈkæptʃə(r)/
v. t.
1 (spec. mil.) riprendere; riconquistare
2 ricatturare, riprendere (un evaso)
3 (fig.) ritrovare, riacquistare (una capacità, una sensazione, ecc.)
4 (lett.) riuscire a ricreare (un'atmosfera, ecc.).
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I [ˌriː'kæptʃə(r)]
nome (of prisoner, animal) nuova cattura f.; (of town, position) riconquista f.
II [ˌriː'kæptʃə(r)]
verbo transitivo ricatturare [prisoner, animal]; mil. pol. riconquistare [town, position, seat]; fig. ritrovare [feeling]; ricreare [period, atmosphere]

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