rentrer

rentrer [ʀɑ̃tʀe] vi (entrer de nouveau) → to go (ou come) back in (= entrer); to go (ou come) in (= revenir chez soi); to go (ou come) (back) home; [air, clou] (= pénétrer); to go in; [revenu, argent] → to come in

vt [+ foins] → to bring in [+ véhicule]; to put away [+ chemise dans pantalon etc]; to tuck in [+ griffes]; to draw in [+ train d'atterrissage]; to raise (fig) [+ larmes, colère etc]; to hold back;

rentrer le ventre → to pull in one's stomach;

rentrer dans → to go (ou come) back into; to go (ou come) into [+ famille, patrie]; to go back ou return to (= heurter); to crash into (= appartenir à); to be included in: [+ catégorie etc]; to fall into;

rentrer dans l'ordre → to get back to normal;

rentrer dans ses frais → to recover one's expenses (ou initial outlay)