英和和英

to return to the point of origin or departure

come back to

the condition of being on one's way home

to go back to a place again

the act of taking something back

to be able to bring a person back to a place

something that someone takes back

to return to the place where one was before

I'm going back now.

to come to naught―go for nothing―prove in vain―prove fruitless

the point where a person turns around and returns to where they came from

to become useless―fall into desuetude

an act of returning from a field

the action of returning something to the original place

the action of making a round trip

a call to return

the action of going and returning

one's return from abroad

Leave it where it was!

to put something back into its original place

at the time when one leaves

to be able to make a person go back

the attribution to a source or cause

to fall into one's hands

to be able to return to a place one had been in before

the action of moving back

It has come into my possession―fallen into our hands.

to replace everything

to go to and return

the act of restituting occupied land