return in Irish
return in Irish is fill — return means to come or go back to a place, or to give something back to its owner.
return in Irish
fill
What does "return" mean?
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verb To come or go back to a place, or to give something back to its owner.
"She returned to her hometown after ten years abroad."
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verb To take an item back to a shop for a refund or exchange.
"I need to return these shoes — they don't fit."
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noun The act of coming back, or of giving something back.
"His return to the team was celebrated by fans."
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noun The profit or loss made on an investment.
"The fund promised a steady annual return of 5%."
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return in a sentence
- She returned to her hometown after ten years abroad.
- He returned the borrowed book the next day.
- I need to return these shoes — they don't fit.
- His return to the team was celebrated by fans.
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What is "return" in Irish?
"return" in Irish is fill. return means: To come or go back to a place, or to give something back to its owner.
How do you use "return" in a sentence?
Example: "She returned to her hometown after ten years abroad." In Irish, "return" is fill.
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