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restrain in Italian

restrain in Italian is sorvegliare, trattenere, trattenersi — restrain means to hold back or keep someone or something under control.

restrain in Italian

sorvegliare
verb
(transitive) To control or keep in check.
trattenere
verb
(transitive) To control or keep in check.
trattenersi
verb
(transitive) To control or keep in check.
trattenere
verb
(transitive) To deprive of liberty.
contenere
verb
(transitive) To restrict or limit.
delimitare
verb
(transitive) To restrict or limit.
limitare
verb
(transitive) To restrict or limit.
restringere
verb
(transitive) To restrict or limit.
ridurre
verb
(transitive) To restrict or limit.

What does "restrain" mean?

  1. verb To hold back or keep someone or something under control.
    "Security had to restrain the unruly fan."
  2. verb To limit or place restrictions on something.
    "The new law aims to restrain excessive spending by the agency."
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restrain in a sentence

  • Security had to restrain the unruly fan.
  • She struggled to restrain her laughter during the ceremony.
  • The new law aims to restrain excessive spending by the agency.

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What is "restrain" in Italian?

"restrain" in Italian is sorvegliare, trattenere, trattenersi. restrain means: To hold back or keep someone or something under control.

How do you use "restrain" in a sentence?

Example: "Security had to restrain the unruly fan." In Italian, "restrain" is sorvegliare, trattenere, trattenersi.

Are there other ways to say "restrain" in Italian?

Yes — Italian has 8 translations listed for "restrain": sorvegliare, trattenere, trattenersi, contenere, delimitare, limitare.

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