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riparto

restart; reallocation

noun ree-PAR-toh Rare
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Also means

new departure

Usage Note

Riparto is used in accounting and business to mean an allocation of costs or shares among parties. In everyday speech it can also mean a fresh start or setting off again. The verb form is ripartire, which doubles as both 'to restart' and 'to leave again' — context determines which.

Examples

"Il riparto delle spese è equo."

Natural Translation

The allocation of expenses is fair.

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