to go back; to return; to turn back; to turn around; to reply; to answer; classifier for literary divisions (acts of a play, sections or chapters of a classic book); classifier for occurrences or times

to return to; to come (or go) back

to regain; to retake; to take back; to withdraw; to revoke

to bring back; to take back with one

to retrieve

to make a round trip; return journey; back and forth; to and fro; repeatedly

to return

to take back (forcibly); to recapture; to win back

to retrieve

to retrieve; to redeem

to reject; to turn down; to overrule

to recall; to revoke; to retract

to go around; to roam; to tour

next chapter; next time

to revert; to change back into

to recall (a product, an ambassador etc)

to return (an item); to send back; to go back

variant of 輪迴|轮回[lun2 hui2]; (neologism) (slang) to respond to a message after a very long delay (pun on 輪迴|轮回[lun2 hui2], the cycle of rebirth) (opposite of 秒回[miao3 hui2])

to redeem

the first time; for the first time

to recover (sth lost or stolen); to get back

to send back

gone forever

roundabout route; circuitous; tortuous; to outflank; indirect; roundabout

last time; the previous time

to buy back; to redeem; repurchase

to send back; to return

(old) the Hui ethnic group (Chinese Muslims); a Hui person

time and again; every time

for the first time; on the previous occasion; last time (something occurred)

to rebound

to pull back; to regain (one's dignity etc); to recover from (an adverse situation); to turn the tables

to turn back; to retrace one's steps

to cycle

to remit home

(neologism) (slang) to respond to a message within seconds

to put on (clothes); to put (clothes) back on

to circle (in the sky)

gyrus (neuroanatomy)

to linger; to swirl around (in the air, in one's mind etc)

to make up for; to compensate

see 徘徊[pai2 huai2]

angular gyrus (convolution of the brain)

to turn back; to put back; reversal; melodic inversion (in music)

see 遞歸|递归[di4 gui1]

to release from custody

flashback; to flash back

see 隆回縣|隆回县[Long2 hui2 Xian4]

Yan Hui (521-481 BC), disciple of Confucius, also known as Yan Yuan 顏淵|颜渊[Yan2 Yuan1]