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Meanings of return to in English

To join together again.

Synonyms
Examples for "rejoin"
Examples for "rejoin"
1
He decided he would wait another ten minutes, then rejoin the party.
Childhood's End
2
We'll wait fifteen minutes for them to rejoin their comrades and leave.
A Bloody Storm
3
I can't believe Dorotea ever agreed to rejoin your faction of heretics.
Navigators of Dune
4
But fall back, I would ride alone; rejoin the others and follow.
Cinq Mars — Volume 2
5
After the war, the masses would have to rejoin the class struggle.
The white war: life and death on the italian front 1915-1919
1
A judge ordered the government to reunite the children with their families.
News.com.au
2
The government said the repatriation was designed to reunite families for Ramadan.
Reuters
3
Let's reunite the fatherland for the next generation.' She is visibly moved.
BBC
4
She was attempting to reunite her family when she became pregnant accidentally.
The Irish Times
5
Will you reunite with any of them in the future of Episodes?
Reuters
Usage of return to in English
1
No difference was found according to return to work 1 year postsurgery.
Pubmed
2
She will return to work in Paris early in the new year.
The Irish Times
3
This period will allow government a progressive and responsible return to normal.
The South African
4
The union said the nurses were due to return to work today.
Radio NZ
5
It does violence in return to those who bring violence to it.
The half-made world
6
Ms Kite also said Tongans need to return to traditional, Christian values.
Radio NZ
7
Kibsgaard said activity there would return to pre-conflict levels early next year.
Reuters
8
Is it true that they return to the same house every year?
The Irish Times
9
However, Montgomery has repeatedly ruled out a return to the UK market.
The Guardian
10
This week, millions of Italians have been allowed to return to work.
News.com.au
11
Shell's planned return to strong production growth follows a long fallow period.
Reuters
12
I hope they will be able to return to the house tomorrow.
The Princess and the Goblin
13
Quite simply, Sinn Féin will not allow a return to the past.
The Guardian
14
They will return to court to answer final questions on their arguments.
The Guardian
15
Will Occupy return to stake out a new protest campground this year?
The Guardian
16
They hope the whales will return to sea in the high tide.
Radio NZ
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South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
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