Colocaciones con "return"

To make someone or something go back to a place against their will.

to come back, go back, or give back something without delay

a quick act of coming or going back to a place

Describes the action of an exiled person returning.

the additional profit from producing one more unit

The act of giving something back without delay.

to give a salute back to someone who has saluted you

to come back when not expected

describes a round-trip journey or ticket in business class

Often used in economics to refer to the concept of diminishing returns.

to reply to an email, often used when someone hasn't replied

the act of coming back to a place or activity

Profit from an investment that is not subject to taxation.

Refers to a return ticket for the tourist class seating.

the journey back from a place

The journey back to the starting point.

To greet someone back after they have greeted you.

Suggests that someone is expected to come back very soon.

to come back after a significant victory or success

to return to a place or give something back, but not willingly

to feel or show the same affection that someone feels for you

the desire for food returns after being absent

to send refugees back to where they came from

to do something for someone in return for their hospitality

Used for a jury's decision to find someone not guilty.

To send a completed coupon back to the sender.