Return Meaning in English
word
/ɹiˈtɝn/, /ɹɪˈtɝn/
ri-TURN
/ɹɪˈtɜːn/
ri-TURN
释义
To go back to a place or person, or to give something back to where it came from. It can also refer to getting a result from something, like an investment.
用法与细微差别
'Return' is both a verb and a noun. Common collocations: 'return home', 'return a book', 'tax return'. When used for objects, 'return' often means to give something back. In finance, 'return' means profit or result. 'Return' is more formal than 'come back' or 'give back'.
Spanish: volver - regresar - devolverPortuguese (BR): voltar - retornar - devolverPortuguese (PT): voltar - regressar - devolverChinese (Simplified): 返回 - 归还Chinese (Traditional): 返回 - 歸還Hindi: वापस आना - लौटानाArabic: يعود - يرجع - يعيدBengali: ফিরে আসা - ফেরত দেওয়া - আহরণ (লাভ)Russian: вернуться - вернуть - возврат (доход)Japanese: 戻る - 返す - リターン（利益）Vietnamese: trở lại - trả lại - lợi nhuậnKorean: 돌아가다 - 돌려주다 - 수익Turkish: geri dönmek - geri vermek - getiriUrdu: واپس آنا - واپس کرنا - منافعIndonesian: kembali - mengembalikan - hasil
例句
I will return home at 6 PM.
basic
Please return the book to the library.
basic
She did not return my call yesterday.
basic
When will you return from your trip?
natural
He expects a good return on his investment.
natural
If you’re finished, please return your seat to its upright position.
natural