to still have; to have more; there is (or are) still some left; there remain(s)

indicates that a situation or state continues to exist as before despite other factors

To still desire or intend to do something, or to also want something in addition

not bad; passable; tolerable; used often as a response to an inquiry about one's status or health

(chemistry) A process in which a substance gains electrons or loses oxygen atoms.

to pay back; to reimburse; to settle a debt

to return something to its owner; to give back; to revert

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

to return something to its owner; to give back; to refund or rebate

to survive a dangerous situation and return safely

to hit back; to return fire

To haggle over a price while buying or selling

to pay back in full; to settle a debt or return borrowed items completely

to pay back money owed; to settle or clear a debt

to fight back using the same methods that were used against you; to give tit for tat; to retaliate in kind

to return something to its owner; to give back

to return something to somebody

to strike back or retaliate after being hit or attacked

to pay back the principal of a loan along with any interest due

To pay back money; to pay off a debt or a loan.

to return something to its original owner; to give or send back something that was collected or confiscated

to make a counteroffer when buying something; to suggest a lower price than the one requested by the seller

to give back; to send back; to return something to its owner or original place

(literary) to return to one's native place or hometown

to revive after death; to return from the grave; often used metaphorically for things that were once gone but have now reappeared

To return a salute or a bow as a gesture of politeness.

(polite) to return something with thanks; to give back to the owner

To pay back money borrowed from a lender or financial institution

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

a person who survives an accident, disaster, or other life-threatening event

to repay the original sum of a loan or the principal amount of capital

To retort or answer back, especially when being scolded or insulted.

To fulfill a promise or offer thanks to a deity after one's prayers or wishes have been granted.

to ask for and recover something; to demand the return of a debt or property

to retort or answer back when being criticized or scolded

(idiom) describing early spring weather that has just begun to get warm but suddenly turns cold again; unpredictable weather

To return to normal life by leaving a monastic order; used for Buddhist or Taoist monks and nuns who give up their religious status.

a chemical substance that reduces another substance by losing electrons or oxygen while being oxidized itself; reductant

To return to a previous place; to go back.

to clear up and pay back in full, specifically regarding debts or loans

used to express that something is completely obvious or certain; of course

to return to one's hometown after achieving success, fame, or wealth; literally, to return home wearing silken robes

to settle an account; to pay back what one owes

(of a soul) to be reincarnated in another person's body after death

(idiom) to retire from official service due to old age and return to one's native place

social intercourse or dealings between people; to have contact or dealings

to release or set free, especially a prisoner or hostage

to recover or retrieve lost property or money; to win back

To seek the return of something or demand it back, typically used for borrowed items or property that was seized; to reclaim.