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returning
return /rɪˈtɚn/
return
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* Các từ tương tự:
returning officer
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verb-turns; -turned; -turning[no obj] :to come or go to a place again :to come back or go back againHe returned to find the house empty. [=he returned and found that the house was empty] - see also return to (below)[+ obj] to bring, give, send, or take (something) to the place that it came from or the place where it should goto bring or send (something that you bought) to the place that it came from because it does not work or fit properly, because it is damaged, etc.to bring (empty bottles or cans) to a place that collects them so that they can be used again[no obj] :to happen or exist again[+ obj] :to respond to (something) in the same wayWhen I told her that she looked beautiful, she returned [=repaid] the compliment by saying that I looked very handsome.When the suspect started shooting, the police were forced to return fire. [=to shoot back at the suspect][+ obj] formal :to make an official report of (a decision or order)[+ obj] tennis :to hit back (a ball that was hit to you)[+ obj] American football :to run with the ball after getting it because of a kick, fumble, etc.[+ obj] Brit :to elect (someone) to office - usually used as (be) returned[+ obj] finance :to produce or earn (something, such as a profit or loss)return to[phrasal verb]return to (something)to go to (a place where you work, study, etc.) again after being away for a timeto start doing or using (something) again especially after a long timeto start an activity again that relates to (something)to change back to (an earlier or original condition or state)nounplural -turns[singular] :the act of coming or going back to the place you started from or to a place where you were beforeUpon/on his return [=(less formally) when he returned; when he came back], he found a note taped to the door.She became sick on her return from America. [=she became sick at the time she returned from America][singular] :the act of going back to an activity, job, situation, etc. :the act of starting to do something again after stoppingHe managed the team last year, so his return as a player [=his return to the team as a player and not as a manager] was a surprise.[singular] the fact that something (such as a condition, feeling, or situation) happens again - + ofthe fact that someone or something changes to a condition or state that existed before[singular] :the act of taking someone or something back to the proper place - + ofThe police arranged for the return of the stolen goods. [=for the goods to be taken to the place they were stolen from]The mother demanded a safe return of her child. [=demanded that her child would be brought back to her and not be hurt][count] :something that is brought or sent back to a store or business because it does not work or fit properly, is damaged, is not needed, etc.b returns [plural] chiefly US :empty cans or bottles that are brought back to a store so that they can be used againfinance :the profit from an investment or business [count]He received a large return on his investment. [=he made a lot of money on his investment] [noncount]returns [plural] :a report of the results of voting[count] :a report that you send to the government about the money that you have earned and the taxes that you have paid in one year[count] sports :the act of returning a ball(American football) a 50-yard kickoff/punt/fumble return [=a 50-yard run with the ball after getting it on a kickoff/punt/fumble][count] Brit :a ticket for a trip that takes you to a place and back to the place you started from :a round-trip ticketa day return [=a reduced-price ticket for traveling to a place and back on the same day] - see also point of no returnby returnor by return of postBrit :immediately by mailhappy returnsold fashioned - used for wishing someone a happy birthday and to express the hope that he or she will live to celebrate many more birthdays in the futurein returnin payment or exchangeThe prisoner told the police who had ordered the killing. In return, his sentence was reduced by two years. - often + foradjectivealways used before a nounused in or taken for returning to a placea return envelope [=an envelope that has an address on it and that you can use to mail something back to the person who sent it to you]happening or done for the second timechiefly Brit :used or paying for a trip that takes you to a place and back to the place you started from
* Các từ tương tự:
return address, return game, return mail, returnable, returnee, returner, returning officer
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verbShe is returning to her old habits. I shall return to this subject later if I have timeWill he return before March? The symptoms returnedThe missing books have mysteriously been returnedYou may return any merchandise, for any reason, for refund or exchange, within ten days of its purchaseWhere else can you find a secure investment that returns more than 15 per cent?The jury returned a verdict of Not GuiltynounThere was a return of the symptoms when I stopped taking the medicineWe shall see to the return of the stolen items to their rightful placesThe return on my investment was almost 100 per cent!A small crowd had gathered to await his returnIf I give you my bike, what will I get in return?