to go or come back to a place, state, or original position

to return to

to go back and forth; to go to and fro; to do a round trip

the act of returning or sending back a sum of money or funds

to return to school

to send someone back to their native country or place of origin, often officially or forcibly

to return to one's home town

to set out on or make a return journey

to return to the point of departure

gone and never to return; gone forever

(Guangdong dialect) to go to work or start a shift

to turn back

to linger and forget to return, being so enchanted by a place or experience that one does not want to leave

to come back or return to a previous place or state

to return home

to resume growth and turn green again after a period of dormancy or drought (typically of crops or grass)

To discard artificiality and return to a natural state of original purity, simplicity, or one's true self.

to recover one's youthful appearance or vigor; to feel young again

ingrained habits are hard to overcome (idiom); bad old practices die hard

to return to the stage for an encore performance

the final radiance of the setting sun reflected in the sky

to return to one's country

to return to a previous location, a starting point, or an earlier state

to realize one's error and return to the right path; to mend one's ways

atavism (biology)

(of clothing, furniture, walls etc) to get damp by absorbing moisture from the air or the ground

Grain purchased by the state and resold to regions experiencing a shortage.

To give a cashback reward to a consumer (neologism c. 2009).

a financial reward or sales bonus provided to dealers or distributors for meeting sales targets

A person who buys and sells unwanted or promotional shopping coupons for a profit.

to return to Taiwan

to return to one's former position or employment after a period of being laid off or displaced

to return without any achievement; to come back empty-handed

to return to Hong Kong

a financial reward or sales bonus paid to an affiliate or agent for facilitating a transaction

In-ear monitor; an earpiece used by performers to hear the audio mix or their own voice (short for [[耳机|耳機|er3 ji1]][[返|返|fan3]][[听|聽|ting1]][[系统|系統|xi4 tong3]]).

to rehire retired personnel

floor monitor; foldback speaker; wedge monitor

to go astray and not know how to return to the right path

to send back