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| speedily {adv} [reply, return] | prompt | |
Verbs |
| med. psych. to recover [return to a normal state of health, mind, or strength; also: economy etc.] | 187 genesen [geh.] [gesund werden; auch: sich erholen (Wirtschaft etc.)] | |
| to right sb./sth. [return to upright position] | 71 jdn./etw. aufrichten | |
| to repatriate sb. [return to one's country of birth] | 50 jdn. heimschaffen [ugs.] [repatriieren] | |
| to keep sb. [financially in return for sexual favours] | 22 jdn. aushalten | |
| law to retrocede sth. [rare] [give back, return] | 14 etw. rückübertragen | |
| to regreet sb. [return a greeting] [archaic] | jdn. zurückgrüßen | |
| law to retrocede sth. [rare] [cede back again, return] | etw. retrozedieren [veraltet] [wieder abtreten] | |
Nouns |
| recovery [return to a normal state of health, mind, or strength, also: of economy, etc.] | 572 Genesung {f} [geh.] [Gesundwerden; auch: der Wirtschaft etc.] | |
| fin. cashback [discount offered in return for immediate payment] | 170 Skonto {n} {m} | |
| relig. repentance [leading to conversion/return] | 67 Umkehr {f} | |
| recovery [return to health] | 51 Gesundung {f} [geh.] | |
| sports riposte [quick return thrust in fencing] | 25 Riposte {f} | |
| throwback [fig.] [return] | 20 Rückkehr {f} [zu einer alten Stufe oder Form] | |
| demand [payment of invoice, return of borrowed property, etc.] | 18 Einforderung {f} | |
| sports retaliation [an attack on a player in return for a similar attack] | 15 Nachschlagen {n} [Tritt oder Schlag eines Spielers] | |
| recentering [Am.] [mental or ideological return to sth.] | 14 Rückbesinnung {f} [auf Werte etc.] | |
| law [prohibition to return to a particular site, often imposed by police] | 9 Platzverweis {m} | |
| pol. sweetening [coll.] [fig.] [luring politicians with gifts, initially without demanding services in return] | 5 Anfüttern {n} [fig.] [Geschenkvergabe an Politiker, zunächst ohne Gegenleistung] | |
| sports [ball sport requiring successful return of the ball to the opposing player or team] [e.g. tennis, badminton] | Rückschlagspiel {n} [z. B. Tennis, Badminton] | |
| [general tax form and additional tax forms] [for income tax return] | Mantelbogen und Anlagen [Steuererklärung] | |
| [nostalgic Swiss abroad longing to return home] | Heimwehschweizer {pl} [schweiz.] [Schweizer, die Heimweh haben] | |
| hist. law Judenregal [rights granted to Jews in return for taxes] | Judenregal {n} | |
| recovery [return to a normal state of health, mind, or strength, also: of economy, etc.] | Wiedergenesung {f} | |
| comm. return [return shipping] | Rückversand {m} | |
| sweetening [coll.] [fig.] [luring politicians with gifts, initially without demanding services in return] | Anfütterung {f} [fig.] [Geschenkvergabe an Politiker, zunächst ohne Gegenleistung] | |
2 Words: Others |
| seeing sb. home {adj} [postpos.] [accompanying sb. on their return home] | jdn. heimbegleitend [attr.] | |
2 Words: Verbs |
| to circle back [return] [also fig.] | zurückkommen [auch fig.] | |
| jobs to join duty [Ind.] [to return to work after a leave, sickness, or strike] | (wieder) zur Arbeit zurückkehren [die Tätigkeit als Arbeiter, Angestellter usw. wieder aufnehmen] | |
| to relapse into sth. [return to a less active or a worse state] | in etw.Akk. zurückfallen | |
| to start back [return to a place] | den Rückweg antreten | |
| to turn back [obs.] [go back, return] | zurückkehren | |
| to whip back [return quickly] | zurückflitzen [ugs.] | |
2 Words: Nouns |
| admin. Anker facility [arrival, decision and return (German abbreviation: AnkER)] | Anker-Einrichtung {f} [Zentrum für Ankunft, Entscheidung, Rückführung/Rückkehr: AnkER] | |
| counter-gift [rare] [gift in return] | Gegengabe {f} | |
| rail eccentric crank [also known as return crank] | Gegenkurbel {f} [auch Schwingenkurbel] | |
| sports immediate comeback [return of a team to a higher division] | direkter Wiederaufstieg {m} | |
| pol. sweetening ban [coll.] [fig.] [ban on luring politicians with gifts, initially without demanding services in return] | Anfütterungsverbot {n} [fig.] [Verbot der Geschenkvergabe an Politiker, zunächst ohne Gegenleistung] | |
| econ. stocks total return [holding period return] | Gesamtrendite {f} | |
3 Words: Others |
| on his return {adv} [after his return] | nach seiner Rückkehr | |
3 Words: Verbs |
| to pop off (to sth.) [coll.] [to leave, and return in a short time] | (mal eben) kurz (zu etw.Dat.) gehen [ugs.] | |
3 Words: Nouns |
| tech. non-return valve [also: non return valve] | Rückflussverhinderer {m} | |
| comp. return-by-reference [also: return by reference] | Rückgabe {f} per Referenz | |
| comp. return-by-value [also: return by value] | Rückgabe {f} per Wert | |
4 Words: Others |
| comp. carriage return / line feed [command sequence or combined command] <CRLF, CR+LF, CR/LF> | Wagenrücklauf / Zeilenvorschub [Befehlsfolge oder kombinierter Befehl; auch: Carriage-Return/Line-Feed] <CRLF, CR+LF, CR/LF> | |
4 Words: Verbs |
| econ. fin. to have a big payback [bring a high return] | sichAkk. reichlich rentieren [hohen Gewinn bringen] | |
| to return to one's muttons [to return to one's topic] [hum.] | zum Thema zurückkehren | |
4 Words: Nouns |
| fin. penalty for late filing [tax return] | Verspätungszuschlag {m} | |
| hist. pol. relig. restoration of the Jews [return of the Jews to their biblical homeland] | Rückkehr {f} der Juden | |
| work related (tax) deductions [individual tax return] [Am.] | Werbungskosten {f} [Steuererklärung] | |
5+ Words: Others |
| bibl. In the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat bread, till thou return unto the ground; for out of it wast thou taken: for dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou return. [Genesis 3:19; KJV] | Im Schweiße deines Angesichts sollst du dein Brot essen, bis daß du wieder zu Erde werdest, davon du genommen bist. Denn du bist Erde und sollst zu Erde werden. [1. Mose 3,19; Luther 1912] | |
5+ Words: Verbs |
| to get a patient back up on his feet [idiom] [return to health] | einen Patienten wieder auf die Beine stellen [Redewendung] | |