1. It seems there might be a typo; you meant "return," which means to go back or to give back something. In the context of a function, such as `int abc() { return 0; }`, the keyword "return" signifies that the function is giving back the value 0. If we have `int time = abc();`, then the variable "time" is assigned the value 0.
2. 【Answer】: D. "In turn" implies "consequently" or "in exchange"; "by return" means "by the next available means of return"; "by turns" means "alternately" or "in shifts"; "in return" means "as a reciprocation." According to the context, the correct answer is D.
3. For example: "Happy birthday, Peter; and Mary, happy return of the day!" (2000 Beijing Spring Examination). In this sentence, although "return" can be both a countable and uncountable noun, it is clearly used as a countable noun here, so the plural form, "returns," should be used.
4. Officer: Single or return? Staff: Single please. Traveler: I'll have a single ticket.
"Redound upon" (v.) means to return. For example: "His praises redound upon himself," which means he praises others, and in return, he is praised too.
Return [huí bào] can be translated as "payback" or "in return." There doesn't seem to be a direct equivalent for "A" in English.
Expressing "repaying one's parents" in English would be "Give back to your parents." A related bilingual sentence: "One day, when you grow up, you should repay your parents for their selfless love."
Your efforts for the company will be rewarded. An English phrase for this is: "Your hard work will pay off in the future."
1. There is a return to pay. For example: "I believe that there is a return to pay, so I have no scruples." This means I believe that for every effort or investment, there is a reward or return.
2. The plural form of English nouns usually involves adding "s" or "es" to the singular form. For most nouns, simply add "s" to the end. For example: "book" becomes "books" in plural form.
3. When writing English words, capital letters should take up two spaces, and if it's a line, it should be above the line. Lowercase letters generally take up one space, with exceptions: "bdfhklt" take up two spaces above, "gpqy" take up two spaces below, and "j" takes up three spaces, including the tail.
1. "Redound upon" (v.) means to return. For example: "His praises redound upon himself," meaning he praises others, and they, in turn, praise him.
2. "Return" [huí bào] can be translated as "payback" or "in return." There doesn't seem to be a direct equivalent for "A" in English.
3. "Return" is the English word for the concept of giving something back in response to something received. Related phrases include: "venous return catheter," "internal rate of return," "return on equity," and "the point of no return."