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Động từ

trở lại, trở về

return to Paris from London

trở về Pari từ Luân Đôn

she returned to collect her umbrella

chị ta trở lại để lấy chiếc ô

return to one's old habits

trở lại những thói quen cũ

let's return to the main point of the discussion

ta hãy trở lại điểm chính của cuộc thảo luận

trả lại, hoàn lại

return a borrowed book

trả lại một cuốn sách đã mượn

return a sum of money

trả lại một số tiền

she returned the bird to its cage

chị ta trả con chim về chuồng

đáp lại

return a greeting

đáp lại lời chào hỏi

return a visit

đi thăm đáp lễ

the enemy returned our fire

quân thù bắn trả lại chúng ta

(thể thao) đánh trả lại

return a service

đánh trả lại cú giao bóng

kê khai (nhất là được yêu cầu)

return the details of one's income

kê khai chi tiết khoản thu nhập của mình (cho viên thanh tra thuế…)

ngỏ lời; tuyên (án)

return a verdict

tuyên án

được lời, được lãi

our investment accounts return a high rate of interest

các món đầu tư của chúng tôi được tỷ lệ lãi cao

(chủ yếu ở dạng bị động) bầu (vào quốc hội)

he was returned to Parliament with a decreased majority

ông ta được bầu vào nghị viện với một đa số phiếu sút giảm

(cũ) trả lời, đáp lại

"never!" he returned curtly

"không bao giờ!" ông ta trả lời cộc lốc

return to the fold

(nghĩa bóng)

trở về với đàn; lại hòa nhập vào với nhóm (tôn giáo hay chính trị cùng khuynh hướng)

Danh từ

(số ít) sự trở lại, sự trở về

on my return home from Italy

khi tôi từ I-ta-li-a trở về

a return flight

chuyến bay trở về

a return of one's doubts

sự nghi ngờ trở lại

a return of spring

sự trở lại của mùa xuân

a return to old habits

sự trở lại thói quen cũ

sự trả lại, sự hoàn lại

the return of library books

sự trả lại sách cho thư viện

sự đáp lại

these flowers are a small return for your kindness

những bông hoa này là sự đền đáp nhỏ tỏ lòng tốt của anh

(thể thao) sự đánh trả lại

her return of service was very fast

cô ta đánh trả lại rất nhanh cú giao bóng

sự kê khai (khi được yêu cầu)

make one's tax return

kê khai thuế

lời, lãi

you'll get a good return on these shares

ông sẽ có lãi khá từ các cổ phần này

(Mỹ round trip) vé khứ hồi

a day-return ticket

vé khứ hồi chỉ có giá trị trong ngày

vé xem hát mua rồi lại bán ngay cho chỗ bán vé

by return [of post]

theo chuyến thư sau

in return for

để đền đáp lại

many happy returns

xem happy

the point of no return

xem sale

* Các từ tương tự:
return fare, return game, return match, Return on capital employed, return ticket, returnable, returnee, returner, returning
verb

-turns; -turned; -turning

[no obj] :to come or go to a place again :to come back or go back again

We waited for you to return.

She is returning home tomorrow.

I'm leaving but will return at 2 p.m.

She left home never to return. [=she never went home again] - often + from or to

No one was home when I returned from work.

He returned from his trip last night.

I returned to Paris 10 years later.

The bird returns to this area each spring.

He 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 go

I have to return a book to the library.

I'm returning your ladder. Thanks for letting me borrow it.

Return [=bring] this application to me when you have filled it out.

Please fill out the application and return [=send] it to the address below.

She returned the gun to its holster. [=she put the gun in its holster]

to 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.

The dishes were broken when they were delivered, so I had to return them.

I had to return the shirt and get a bigger size.

to bring (empty bottles or cans) to a place that collects them so that they can be used again

I'm going to return these bottles and cans (for recycling).

[no obj] :to happen or exist again

The pain returned [=recurred, came back] about two hours after I took the pill.

His jealousy returned when he saw his ex-wife with her new husband.

Hope has returned to the city. [=the city's people are hopeful again]

[+ obj] :to respond to (something) in the same way

He smiled at her, and she returned the smile. [=she smiled at him]

When I told her that she looked beautiful, she returned [=repaid] the compliment by saying that I looked very handsome.

He never returned my phone calls. [=he did not call me back]

Thanks for helping me. I'll be sure to return the favor. [=I will help you when you need help]

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)

The jury returned a verdict of guilty.

[+ obj] tennis :to hit back (a ball that was hit to you)

He returned her serve.

Her serve is difficult to return.

[+ obj] American football :to run with the ball after getting it because of a kick, fumble, etc.

He returned the ball/kick 50 yards.

[+ obj] Brit :to elect (someone) to office - usually used as (be) returned

He was returned to Parliament. - often + as

She was returned as prime minister.

[+ obj] finance :to produce or earn (something, such as a profit or loss)

The investment returned a huge profit.

bonds that return [=yield] five percent annually

return to

[phrasal verb]

return to (something)

to go to (a place where you work, study, etc.) again after being away for a time

When do you return to school?

She hopes to return to the office next week. - see also 1return 1 (above)

to start doing or using (something) again especially after a long time

She hopes to return to work [=to start working again] next week.

She hopes to return to working at home next week.

He returned to the old ways of farming.

to start an activity again that relates to (something)

He returned to his book [=he started reading his book again] after feeding the cat.

Let's return to your first question. [=let's discuss the first question you asked earlier]

He returned to football not as a player but as a coach.

to change back to (an earlier or original condition or state)

She soon returned [=reverted] to her old habits.

His breathing returned to normal. [=his breathing became normal again]

noun

plural -turns

[singular] :the act of coming or going back to the place you started from or to a place where you were before

We are looking forward to your return.

We're looking forward to our return to Europe.

What is the date of her return from Mexico? [=when is she coming back from Mexico?]

Upon/on his return [=(less formally) when he returned; when he came back], he found a note taped to the door.

The bad weather delayed his return home. [=his return to his home]

I stopped by your house on my return home. [=on my way home]

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 stopping

The team looked forward to his return to coaching.

a return to the old ways of farming

He 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 - + of

the return of peace to the region

Scientists noticed a return [=recurrence] of the disease in the monkeys.

She noticed a return of his old habits.

the return of spring

the fact that someone or something changes to a condition or state that existed before

the department's return to normal

The people celebrated their leader's return to power.

[singular] :the act of taking someone or something back to the proper place - + of

The 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.

The store does not accept returns more than 30 days after purchase.

b returns [plural] chiefly US :empty cans or bottles that are brought back to a store so that they can be used again

finance :the profit from an investment or business [count]

Investors are promised a return.

The company had poor returns last year. - often + on

He received a large return on his investment. [=he made a lot of money on his investment] [noncount]

The stock has had a high rate of return. - sometimes used figuratively

Her son's success in college was an excellent return on her investment.

She expected some return from the company for all her years of loyal service.

returns [plural] :a report of the results of voting

election returns

[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

He has copies of his returns for the last 15 years.

We filed our (income) tax return. [=we sent our tax return to the government]

He filed his 2007 tax return in February of 2008.

[count] sports :the act of returning a ball

(tennis) She hit a powerful return. [=she hit back the ball that was served to her very hard]

(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 ticket

One return is often less expensive than buying two one-way tickets.

a day return [=a reduced-price ticket for traveling to a place and back on the same day] - see also point of no return

by return

or by return of post

Brit :immediately by mail

I replied by return of post.

I wrote you by return.

happy returns

old 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 future

They wished me (many) happy returns.

in return

in payment or exchange

He helps out and expects nothing in return.

He will not help unless he gets something in return.

The prisoner told the police who had ordered the killing. In return, his sentence was reduced by two years. - often + for

I will lend you the money in return for a favor.

He worked in return for a free meal.

adjective

always used before a noun

used in or taken for returning to a place

a return flight/trip

the return road

a 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 time

a return visit

chiefly Brit :used or paying for a trip that takes you to a place and back to the place you started from

a return [=(US) round-trip] ticket/fare

* Các từ tương tự:
return address, return game, return mail, returnable, returnee, returner, returning officer
verb

She is returning to her old habits. I shall return to this subject later if I have time

come or go back

revert

turn back

Will he return before March? The symptoms returned

come back

reappear

resurface

crop up again

turn or show up again

put in an appearance again

recur

reoccur

Colloq pop up again

The missing books have mysteriously been returned

replace

put back

restore

give back

bring or carry back

You may return any merchandise, for any reason, for refund or exchange, within ten days of its purchase

exchange

bring back or carry back

Where else can you find a secure investment that returns more than 15 per cent?

yield

earn

gain

profit

benefit

The jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty

deliver

render

give

offer

turn in

proffer

report

noun

There was a return of the symptoms when I stopped taking the medicine

recurrence

reappearance

repetition

renewal

recrudescence

resurfacing

re-emergence

We shall see to the return of the stolen items to their rightful places

replacement

replacing

restoration

restoring

restitution

The return on my investment was almost 100 per cent!

Sometimes

returns

yield

earnings

profit

gain

benefit

income

revenue

proceeds

interest

takings

results

A small crowd had gathered to await his return

arrival

advent

coming

home-coming

If I give you my bike, what will I get in return?

reciprocity

reciprocation

repayment

recompense

reimbursement

compensation

payment

reparation

indemnity

indemnification

consideration

amends

redress

requital

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