Introduction
The Italian verb "riportare" means "to bring back" or "to report." It is used in contexts where something is returned, conveyed, or communicated.
Conjugation of Riportare
| Pronoun | Conjugation |
|---|---|
| Io | riporto |
| Tu | riporti |
| Lui/Lei | riporta |
| Noi | riportiamo |
| Voi | riportate |
| Loro | riportano |
Examples of Riportare
- Io riporto il libro in biblioteca.
(I bring the book back to the library.)
- Tu riporti la notizia al manager.
(You report the news to the manager.)
- Lui riporta la giacca al negozio.
(He brings the jacket back to the store.)
- Noi riportiamo gli strumenti al laboratorio.
(We bring the tools back to the lab.)
- Voi riportate il messaggio ai colleghi.
(You report the message to the colleagues.)
- Loro riportano le informazioni al direttore.
(They report the information to the director.)
Usage Insights
- Physical Return: Use "riportare" when talking about physically bringing something back to its original place.
- Communication/Reporting: It can also mean conveying information or reporting something to someone.
Additional Context
- Riportare un oggetto: Returning an item to its owner or place.
- Riportare una notizia: Conveying or reporting news or information.
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Synonyms
- Restituire: To return (focus on giving back).
- Comunicare: To communicate (when used in the sense of reporting).
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