to reply or answer by letter, email, or message; a response

to return to a previous state or condition, such as health, consciousness, or normalcy; to restore or reinstate something to its original state

repeatedly; over and over again; used to describe actions done many times or carefully

to retaliate; to seek revenge; to strike back against someone who has harmed your interests; retaliation; reprisal

To repair something and return it to its original state, such as a building, a work of art, or a damaged computer file; to renovate

to take revenge or seek vengeance for a wrong or grievance

to restore to health; to recover from illness; to recuperate or convalesce

To be reconciled or resume a romantic relationship after a breakup or divorce.

to return to life or regain vitality literally or figuratively

an answer or response to a question or request

to occur again; to relapse into a former state or illness

To return to old ways or restore ancient systems and customs; can refer to a political or cultural restoration.

to flourish again after a period of decline; to resurge

To regain consciousness, return to life, or return to a healthy or active state (e.g., in health or the economy)

to issue an official written reply to a report or request from a subordinate body

To recover from an illness or injury; to return to health

Christian holiday commemorating the resurrection of Jesus Christ; it is observed on the first Sunday after the first full moon following the spring equinox

Fudan University, a major public research university located in Shanghai

to restore a dethroned monarch or old order; to regain power after being overthrown

To return to an original position; to reset a dislocated joint or an electronic device

to recover or recapture territory or positions that have been lost

Shanghai-based research university

To be reinstated in a job or resume one's original position after being dismissed, demoted, or taking a leave of absence.

day after day; day in and day out; describes the continuous passing of time

to be reborn or come back to life after dying; to recover

no longer; no more; not again; equivalent to [[不再|不再|bu4 zai4]]

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

To return to a state of calm or tranquility; to subside.

to return to a position, job, or public activities after having previously retired or withdrawn; often used for influential figures

gone never to return; describes a person who has left and is never heard from again or a thing that has vanished without a trace

the cultural and intellectual movement originating in Italy during the 14th to 16th centuries that signaled the transition from the Middle Ages to the modern era, characterized by a revival of interest in classical Greek and Roman culture.

rifle; a type of firearm with a rifled barrel, from the English loanword 'rifle'

To recover lost territory, power, or national sovereignty; to regain control of what was previously occupied or lost.

over the years; year after year; one year after another

to demobilize troops after service or when a war ends; to return to civilian life

the period of recovery after an illness or medical treatment

to come back; to return; often used in the negative to mean never to return or to be gone forever

changeable; capricious; describes someone or something that changes constantly or is unsteady

reigniting of ashes that have already been extinguished; to burn once more

To lose something and then find or recover it again

to strike back in revenge, especially against someone who has criticized or exposed one's own wrongdoings

retaliatory; vengeful; done in revenge or as an excessive response (e.g. [[报复性消费|報復性消費|bao4 fu4 xing4 xiao1 fei4]] "revenge spending")

to move in cycles; to repeat a process again and again

to recover lost eyesight; to see again after being blind

to resume work or restart operations after a stoppage, strike, or layoff

to remarry a former spouse; to legally restore a marriage relationship after a divorce

to move back and forth; to make a return trip; to reciprocate (as of machine parts)

at the absolute limit; incapable of further increase; often used to describe something reaching an extreme state, frequently with a negative connotation

To resume a session or meeting after it has been interrupted or adjourned for a period of time.

To fall into a state of ruin from which one can never recover; consigned to eternal damnation with no hope of reprieve.