retourner (R°tuRne)

French · to turn over, turn upside-down; (in cooking) to turn

Baby Dragon · Bébé Dragon (14)

  1. Flipping begets flipping.

  2. Turn around, please.

  3. I can come back.

  4. I had to go back.

  5. You can go back.

  6. I want to go there once again.

  7. You can go back playing.

  8. You should go back there.

  9. You should go back there.

  10. Do we have to go back?

  11. I have to go back to the office.

  12. I'd like to get back to work.

  13. I'd like to go back to the office.

  14. I should get back home.

Beginner · Débutant (10)

  1. I want to go there again.

  2. The stock market crash forced many retirees back into the job market.

  3. Don't forget to return the book to the library.

  4. My old English teacher is certainly rolling in her grave right now.

  5. I had been studying music in Boston before I returned to Japan.

  6. I fully intend to return.

  7. I want a hot shower before I go back to work.

  8. Do you have an airplane ticket back home?

  9. I need to go back to Boston for a funeral.

  10. Don't make me go back there.

Intermediate · Intermédiaire (10)

  1. He was eager to return to school in September.

  2. Birds have a homing instinct.

  3. Rub salt in the wound.

  4. The init function is expected to return a non-negative value if everything is OK.

  5. I should get back to my seat.

  6. I want to go back to my cubicle.

  7. I'll turn around while you dress.

  8. Do you mind turning around while I get dressed?

  9. I have no home to return to.

  10. The schoolgirls are excited to go back to the farm to see the lambs.

Advanced · Avancé (10)

  1. Tom has to go back to Australia.

  2. For a refund, you must return the item unopened.

  3. He left the Mexican capital to return to Texas.

  4. Tom wants to go home, but he can't.

  5. Tom was afraid to go back home.

  6. Tom didn't want to go back to where he was born.

  7. Tom thinks the plan may backfire.

  8. "What about the girl?" "She'll have to go back to the orphanage."

  9. I don't want to go back to the orphanage.

  10. Tom says he's planning to go back to Boston for Christmas.

Master Dragon · Maître Dragon (6)

  1. I want to go to Australia again before my passport expires.

  2. I have to return this book to the library today.

  3. I'd like to go to Boston again someday.

  4. I was hoping I could go back to the beach next weekend.

  5. Ziri had no intention to return there.

  6. Sami decided to move back to Cairo.