返回 | fǎn huí | to return to; to come (or go) back | |
往返 | wǎng fǎn | to go back and forth; to go to and fro; round trip | |
返乡 | fǎn xiāng | to return to one's home town | |
返还 | fǎn huán | restitution; return of something to its original owner; remittance | |
遣返 | qiǎn fǎn | to repatriate (e.g. prisoners of war); to send back |
1 | 说到童年,我常常感谢我的好父母,他们养成我一种恬淡、“返乎自然”的习惯,他们给我一个快乐清洁的环境,因此,在任何环境里都能自足、知足。 Talking of my childhood, I'm forever grateful to my good parents. To them I owe my habit of living a quiet and simple life and my "back to nature" propensity. | |
2 | He remembered that they were but flesh, a passing breeze that does not return. | |
3 | When the government gives a household a dollar back in taxes, the dollar might be saved, which does not add to aggregate demand. | |
4 | She wrote, "When Byron was home the last time, I said that I wanted to protect him like I had since he was born. | |
5 | On Mothering Sunday the poor servants for the wealthy would have the day off and were encouraged to return home. |