to recover; to revert; to return to (good health, normal condition etc)

to return to a normal or healthy state of being, such as health, consciousness, or a previous condition

to make reprisals or take revenge against someone for a perceived wrong

to restore to an original state or renovate (buildings, artifacts, or relationships)

the act of taking retribution or the desire for revenge

to review or revise material previously studied, typically for an exam or to reinforce learning

to recuperate or recover health; to convalesce

to be reconciled after a period of estrangement, particularly for a romantic couple to get back together

to come back to life, literally or figuratively; to return to a state of activity or existence

to return or recur, specifically referring to a medical condition or disease

a style of fashion or design based on nostalgia for the past

to check again; to re-examine

to restore something to a state of prosperity, vigor, or popularity after a period of decline

to regain consciousness or return to life from a state of apparent death; anabiosis

to return to health after an illness or injury

Fudan University, Shanghai

to recover one's power or authority, or the restoration of a deposed regime or monarch

to reset a dislocated joint or a fractured bone to its correct anatomical position

to double-check or verify data, calculations, or reports for accuracy before final approval

to recover or recapture lost territory, cities, or sovereignty

to reconsider

Fudan University, Shanghai, abbreviated for [[复旦大学|復旦大學|Fu4 dan4 Da4 xue2]]

to resume a post

to cease to exist; to no longer be present or active

to be reborn or come back to life

no longer; not again

to return to school and repeat a course after graduating, typically to improve exam results for entrance to a higher-level school

Kai-Fu Lee (1961-), Taiwanese computer scientist and IT executive, founding president of Google China 2005-2009

to return to a stable or tranquil state; to subside

to come back out of retirement; to get involved again after having withdrawn

gone and never to return; gone forever

the Renaissance

rifle (loanword)

recurring or shifting back and forth; unstable or inconsistent

the liberation of Taiwan from Japanese rule in 1945

to conduct a judicial review or to retry a legal case

(idiom) over the years; year after year

to discharge from military service or return troops and industry to civilian life

the period of convalescence; recovery period

to come back or return to a previous place or state

a subsequent medical visit or further diagnosis for a patient previously examined

a person who has lost power or influence returning to a position of authority

to lose something and then regain it

to retaliate

the reappearance of a celestial body after being eclipsed or occulted

to return to work (after a stoppage)