restoration; recovery; rehabilitation; recovery (from an illness); recuperation; convalescence
revival (of an old system, custom, fashion, etc.); restoration; return; resurrection; rebirth
making a round trip; going and returning; round-trip ticket; return ticket; correspondence; exchanging (of letters)
return; reversion; comeback; carriage return
restoration; repair; mending
revival; reconstruction; restoration; rebuilding; recovery; renaissance
restoration; restitution; rehabilitation
retaliation; revenge; reprisal; retorsion; retortion
restoration (to the original state or location); reconstruction; restitution
review (of learned material); revision
reciting (to oneself); repeating (e.g. an order, to confirm one heard it correctly)
analepticum; restorative medicine
repetition; repeat; replication; recursion; iteration
repair work; restoration work
power of recovery; ability to recuperate; resilience
desire for revenge; vengeful thoughts
restoration; recovery; rehabilitation; recovery (from an illness); recuperation; convalescence
recovering of trust; winning back of trust
economic comeback (rebound, recovery, turnaround)
rehabilitation (in society)
again; once more; also; too; on the other hand; while; and
rehabilitation; reinstatement; restoration of rights
restoration; recovery; rehabilitation; recovery (from an illness); recuperation; convalescence
recovery; return to form; regaining one's (usual) form; demodulation
repair work; renovation work; restoration work
reinstatement; reappointment
reconciliation (with one's spouse, adopted child, etc.)
Reconstruction Agency (established after the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake)
healing item; health item
Minister for Reconstruction
reprisals; retaliatory measures
supercompensation; overcompensation
practice by repetition; learning by rote
repechage; revival series; loser's bracket; second-chance match
to resuscitate; to revive; to regain consciousness; to come round
to return (to the original state); to revert (to); to restore (to); to take revenge on
return path (of a signal, communication); return trip
restoring one's impaired reputation; regaining one's honor; redeeming oneself
return to work; going back to work
double slap in the face; forehand and backhand slap
(repeated) side stepping (stamina test); side-step test
reporting; returning (one's findings to a person)
demobilization; demobilisation; repatriation
republication; reissue; reprinting; reproduction
unrecoverable; irreversible; irreparable
restoration of imperial rule; Restoration (England)
facsimile edition; reprint
rejoining a political party
returning to the competition (after a loss); comeback (from defeat); being reinstated; repechage; second-chance match
V-shaped recovery; sharp recovery
restoration of public order
righting moment; restoring force; stability
post-war recovery; post-war reconstruction
to return; to come home; to leave (of a guest, customer, etc.); to get home; to get to home plate
complete recovery from illness
housing constructed after a disaster (tsunami, earthquake, etc.)
reconstruction funds; reconstruction money
non-recoverable; unrecoverable; irreparable; irreversible; irretrievable
restoration; restoration (restorative) work
the recovery of lost territory; recovering (regaining) lost ground (one's former position); fence-mending
economic revitalization; economic revitalisation; rebuilding of an economy
failing to win an electoral seat in a single-member constituency, but winning a seat in a proportionally represented constituency
restoration; reinstatement
reissue; putting back in print
to return (to the original state); to revert (to); to restore (to); to be restored (to)
restoration (to the original state or location); reconstruction; restitution
return of spring; long-awaited, favorable turn of fortune (favourable)
facial reconstruction (in forensics, archeology, etc.)
reciting (to oneself); repeating (e.g. an order, to confirm one heard it correctly)
postcard with a reply card attached
round-trip ticket; return ticket
come-back work (film, album, book, etc.)
Dear Sir or Madam, in reply to your letter ...
returning to one's original family register; being reinstated in one's original family register; reenrollment (in a school); reenrolment
return to the line (of battle); coming back to the game; comeback
round trip (airplane) ticket
restoration of sovereignty
righting moment; restoring force; stability
decryption; decipherment; decoding
retaliatory personnel decision (demotion, sacking, etc.)
tautology (language); tautology
repetitiveness; repetitive nature; repetitive; recurrent
recovering one's spirits; rejuvenation; refection
condensation; condensed water
recovery characteristics (e.g. of electrical sensor)
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development; EBRD
Special Income Tax for Reconstruction (of areas affected by the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami)
returning to one's fatherland; reversion to Japan; return to Japan
restoration of independence (esp. Korea, China, etc.)
to review; to rehearse; to practise; to practice
double slap in the face; forehand and backhand slap
reactionary tendency; revivalist mood; tendency to revert to old customs
exercising self-restraint and conforming to the rules of etiquette and formality
desire for revenge; vengeful thoughts
(principle of) an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth; lex talionis; equal retaliation
service restoration; restoration of service
reverting to one's original family name; reverting to one's maiden name
disaster recovery; fault clearing; fault restoration
reproduction; replica; facsimile; reconstruction
returning to a club (one was formerly a member of)
Fukko Shinto; Restoration Shinto; Reform Shinto (prominent 18th century form of Shinto, based on the classics, and free from Confucian and Buddhist influences)
return flight; return voyage; homeward journey
restoration (of an abdicated ruler)
reproduction; duplication; reprinting
recovery room (in a hospital); recuperation room
judo therapy; traditional non-surgical osteopathic tissue and bone manipulation therapy
restoration of diplomatic relations
K-shaped recovery (parts of the economy recovering from recession at different rates, times or magnitudes)
postcard with a reply card attached
to review; to rehearse; to practise; to practice
round-trip ticket (for a train, bus, etc.)
plural; multiple; plural (number)
once again; yet again; (there you go) again
once again; yet again; (there you go) again
duplication; repetition; overlapping; redundancy; restoration
facsimile edition; reprint
carriage return; return (LF+CR)
repeat sign; repetition mark
biogenetic law; recapitulation theory (theory that ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny)
reply letter; retranslation (into the original language)
repetitive-strain injury; RSI
act with restraint and conform to the ways of etiquette
restoration of power (e.g. after power failure)
return-to-zero recording; RZ
round-trip propagation time
variable occurrence data item
RMS; Recovery Management Support
return-to-reference recording
polarized return-to-zero recording; RZ(P)
iterative operation; automatic sequential operation
non-return-to-zero change-on-ones recording; NRZ-1; non-return-to-zero (mark) recording; NRZ(M)
non-return-to-zero recording; NRZ; non-return-to-reference recording
non-return-to-zero (change) recording; NRZ(C)
non-return-to-zero recording; NRZ; non-return-to-reference recording
mean time to repair; MTTR
returning to a company where one has worked before
emersion (after an eclipse); egress
Dear Sir or Madam, in reply to your letter ...
National Government Defrayment Act for Reconstruction of Disaster-Stricken Public Facilities
repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation; rTMS
(making a) full comeback; coming back after a full recovery
returning something to its original state (e.g. of an apartment when moving out); restitution in integrum
returning something to its original state (e.g. of an apartment when moving out); restitution in integrum
history of repairs and part replacements to a car
fu (hexagram 24 of the I Ching: return)
spaced repetition (learning method)
Paradise Regained (poem by Milton)
Korean Liberation Day (August 15); Gwangbokjeol