to return to a previous place; to come back or go back

to return to a place, role, or activity; to go back to

to travel to and fro; to make a round trip; to shuttle between two places

To give something back or return it to its original owner; restitution or remittance of funds.

To return to school, especially after a vacation or after having previously graduated.

to repatriate; to send back to one's original location

to return to one's native place or hometown; to go back to the countryside

return trip; the journey back to one's starting point

to return to the point of departure; to make a return voyage or flight by ship or aircraft

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

to do poorly done work over again because it did not meet quality standards; to rework

to turn back halfway; to return by the same way one came

to enjoy oneself so much that one forgets to return home; to be so enchanted by a place or experience that one cannot bear to leave

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

to return home; to go back to one's house or hometown

gone forever; past and gone; used to describe people who leave and never return or things that have vanished without a trace

(of plants, especially crops) to turn from yellow back to green and resume growing after being transplanted or after winter

To strip away artificiality and return to a natural, pure state of being; to regain one's original true self.

to recover one's youthful vigor; to go from being old back to being young; often used to describe an elderly person who has regained health or energy

long-standing habits or deep-rooted problems are difficult to change; ingrained bad practices are hard to overcome

to send a defective product back to the factory or original repairer to be fixed again

to return to the stage for an encore after a performance has ended

the brief glow in the sky at sunset caused by the reflection of light

To return to one's home country from abroad.

to return; to go back or come back to a place

(of the state) to sell grain back to rural areas that are experiencing a food shortage

to realize one has gone astray and return to the right path; to recognize one's errors and correct them

To shed superficial decorations and return to one's original state of simplicity and truth

To be so enchanted by a place or experience that one lingers and is reluctant to leave.

the reappearance of ancestral traits or biological structures that were lost through evolution; also called a throwback

to become damp or moist due to high humidity or rising groundwater, typically affecting walls, floors, or stored items

To come back to life after death; to be revived, resurrected, or to recover from a shock or daze and return to one's senses

A ticket used for travel to a destination and back; also called a [[来回票|來回票|lai2 hui2 piao4]] or [[去回票|去回票|qu4 hui2 piao4]] in Taiwan.

so happy and absorbed in enjoyment that one forgets to return home; to be spellbound by pleasure; to linger on, enjoying oneself so much that one doesn't want to leave

(of the setting sun) to reflect light; to shine back; also refers generally to any reflection of light

Grain bought by the state and resold to rural areas undergoing a grain shortage.

To go back and forth in vain; to waste time and effort traveling between two places without achieving any result.

To return to a place of origin or a former location in secret

to return to one's native village or hometown; to return to one's birthplace

to return to one's true self or to regain a state of natural simplicity

to go back once the initial excitement or mood has passed; to depart after having enjoyed oneself to the full

to return in low spirits and disappointed after failing to achieve a goal; to return home discouraged.

Describing someone who has spent a long time traveling or working away from home and, feeling weary, wishes to return; literally "a tired bird knows to return to the nest"

floor monitor; foldback speaker; wedge monitor

shuttle run; a fitness exercise or test where one runs back and forth between two points

(idiom) to return without having achieved anything; to come back from a mission or task unsuccessful

(variant form) things will develop in the opposite direction when they reach an extreme

system used by performers and presenters to hear a mix of audio sources through headphones or earpieces

Electronic monitoring device worn in the ear by performers to hear themselves, other audio, or instructions from production staff