return

return
I
n.
statement about income

1) to file a (tax) return

2) a joint; tax return

going back, coming back

3) a return from; to (his return to civilian life)

4) on smb.'s return (on their return from a trip abroad)

5) the point of no return

profit

6) to yield a return (this investment will yield a return of ten percent)

compensation

7) in return (to give smt. in return)

8) in return for

II
v.

1) (B) she returned the money to me

2) (D; intr., tr.) to return from; to (to return from a holiday/vacation; she returned to her home; to return books to the library)

* * *
[rɪ'tɜːn]
to (to return from a holiday/vacation; she returned to her home; to return books to the library)
(B) she returned the money to me
(D; intr., tr.) to return from
['going back, coming back'] a return from
['statement about income'] to file a (tax) return
a joint
in return for
the point of no return ('profit')
on smb. 's return (on their return from a trip abroad)
to yield a return (this investment will yield a return of ten percent)
['compensation'] in return (to give smt. in return)

Combinatory dictionary. 2013.

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