regresar
/reɡɾeˈsaɾ/, [re.ɣ̞ɾeˈsaɾ]go back to, return, to return
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Tendremos que regresar.
We'll have to come back.
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Necesito regresar.
I need to go back.
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Tienes que regresar.
You have to go back.
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Los buenos días se han ido para nunca regresar.
The good old days have gone, never to return.
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Él va a regresar a las cuatro.
He will come back at four.
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Gracias por regresar.
Thank you for coming back.
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Al regresar, encontró a su hija durmiendo.
On his return he found her daughter asleep.
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No creo que Tom vaya a regresar.
I don't think Tom will be back.
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Hoy por hoy no pienso regresar a mi país.
Under present circumstances, I don't intend to return to my country.
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Toda persona tiene derecho a salir de cualquier país, incluso del propio, y a regresar a su país.
Everyone has the right to leave any country, including his own, and to return to his country.
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Me prometiste regresar antes del verano.
You promised me to come back before summer.
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Tom debería regresar pronto.
Tom is likely to be back soon.
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Dicen que muchos monjes budistas tienen habilidades excepcionales como levitar, abandonar el cuerpo y luego regresar a él a voluntad.
They say that many Buddhist monks have exceptional abilities like levitation, abandoning the body and later returning to it at will.
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Si estás ocupado ahora, puedo regresar después.
If you're busy now, I can come back later.
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