英和和英

to repay one's kindness―requite one's favour

to return unsold books

return evil for good＝return good with evil

（着物なら）to turn a coat inside out―（誤ってなら）―turn a coat the wrong side out―（遊里の詞にては）―make a second visit （to a prostitute）

to repay a person's kindness

to pay a debt―improve one's face

to return evil for good

to return good for evil

to requite one's kindness―repay one's kindness

to repay one's kindness―requite one's favours

to repay one's kindness―requite one's favours

to revenge one's wrongs―（を通例略して）―avenge one―revenge oneself―be revenged―（on one's enemy）

to reward for a favor

return a compliment

of the occurrence of something, at the moment in which something else repeats or returns

to treat one patronizingly

to return evil for good

to turn back―retrace one's steps―double on one's tracks

to return evil for good

to assume a patronizing air―treat one patronizingly

to repay one's favours―requite one's favours

a person who return evil for good

an act of betraying a received favour

to receive favours―receive benefits―at one's hands

to return good for evil―heap coals of fire on one's head

the moment of returning

to be sensible of kindness

You must restore it to its former condition―（女なら）―restore her to her former purity.

return the [a] compliment

to assume a patronizing air