rileggere

to reread

verb ree-LED-jeh-reh Rare

Also means

to review, to go over again

Usage Note

Rileggere is the prefixed form of leggere (to read) with ri- (again). It is irregular in the same way as leggere: past participle riletto, past historic rilessi. It uses avere as auxiliary. Common in editing and study contexts: rileggi il testo prima di consegnarlo (reread the text before submitting it).

Examples

"Ho riletto il contratto con attenzione."

Natural Translation

I reread the contract carefully.

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