rifinanziare

to refinance

verb ree-fee-nahn-TSYAH-reh Rare

Usage Note

Rifinanziare means to refinance a loan, debt, or public expenditure. It is formed with the prefix ri- (again) + finanziare (to finance). Common contexts: rifinanziare il mutuo (to refinance the mortgage), rifinanziare una missione militare (to renew funding for a military mission). Takes avere as auxiliary.

Examples

"La banca ha accettato di rifinanziare il mutuo."

Natural Translation

The bank agreed to refinance the mortgage.

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