rimuovere

remove

verb ree-MWOH-veh-reh Less Common

Origin: from Latin removere

Usage Note

Rimuovere means to remove or take away, and is the verb you click in software (rimuovere un file). It is irregular, sharing the pattern of muovere: past participle rimosso, past historic rimossi. Compare togliere for everyday removal.

Examples

"Devo rimuovere questa macchia."

Natural Translation

I have to remove this stain.

Literal Translation

I-must remove this stain.

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