to complicate; to become complicated
1.consigned to eternal damnation2.with no hope of reprieve
to remarry (the same person)
to lose sth and then regain it (idiom)
1.to re-examine; to recheck2.(law) to conduct a judicial review; to retry (a case)
1.lit. the cycle comes back to the start (idiom); to move in circles2.the wheel comes full circle
1.to reconsider2.to reexamine3.to review (e.g. a report prior to accepting it)
1.to restore the Ming dynasty2.to regain one's eyesight3.(astronomy) emersion
1.in the extreme (idiom)2.incapable of further increase
1.lit. ashes burn once more (idiom); fig. sb lost returns to have influence2.sth malevolent returns to haunt one
1.to recover (lost territory etc)2.to recapture
1.to go and come back2.to make a return trip3.backwards and forwards (e.g. of piston or pump action)4.to reciprocate (of machine part)+1 条 to return to the same school and repeat a course from which one has already graduated, as a result of failing to get good enough results to progress to one's desired higher-level school
(of an audio device) to repeat a recorded phrase (e.g. for language learning)
1.to recover (territory or power)2.the liberation of Taiwan from Japanese rule in 1945
1.double2.multiple3.compound4.combined+1 条+2 条 compound prescription (involving several medicines)
1.to return to school (after an interruption)2.to resume one's studies
to sit for the second round of a two-stage exam
rifling (spiral lines on inside of gun barrel imparting spin to the bullet)
to return to work (after a stoppage)
1.to return2.to come back
to issue an official written reply (in response to a subordinate's report or request)
1.to report on completion of a mission2.debriefing
to duplicate; to carbon copy
to revert to one's original surname
two-character surname (such as 司马[sī mǎ] or 诸葛[zhū gě])
Yan Fu (1853-1921), influential Chinese writer and translator of Western books, esp. on social sciences
to reopen diplomatic relations
1.to reprint (a work that has been out of print)2.to reissue (a vinyl album as a CD, etc)3.to replicate4.to recreate+1 条+2 条 1.to resume smoking (after giving up)2.to relapse into smoking or drug abuse
Fudan University, Shanghai, abbr. for 复旦大学[fù dàn dà xué]
(finance) to adjust the price, volume etc of a security (typically to account for a stock split or after new shares are issued)
1.to reappear2.to persist (in memory)
1.(after completing a game of chess) to replay the game, analyzing the players' moves2.(stock market) to resume trading
1.to restore old way2.to return to the past