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`return` in Latin

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return

  1. verb
    • go back to a place
      redire
      He will return home tomorrow. — Cras domum redibit.
      revertere
      She returned to the city. — Ad urbem reversa est.
    • give back something received
      restituere
      Please return the book. — Quaeso librum restitue.
      reddere
      He returned the money. — Pecuniam reddidit.
  2. noun
    • act of coming back
      reditus
      His return was unexpected. — Reditus eius inopinatus erat.
    • [financial], profit or yield from investment
      fructus [financial]
      The return on investment was high. — Fructus ex collocatione magnus erat.
      reditus [financial]
      They expect a good return. — Bonum reditum exspectant.
    • [computing], key on a keyboard
      clavis reditus [computing]
      Press the return key. — Clave reditus preme.
    • [legal], official report or statement
      relatio [legal]
      The court received the return. — Curia relationem accepit.