regresar

/reɡɾeˈsaɾ/, [re.ɣ̞ɾeˈsaɾ]

go back to, return, to return

Verb regresar (first-person singular present regreso, first-person singular preterite regresé, past participle regresado)

(intransitive) to return, go back, come back

Me gustaría regresar otro día.

I would like to come back another day.

Examples

Tomás no tenía a dónde regresar.

Tom had nowhere to return to.

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Necesito regresar a Boston.

I need to go back to Boston.

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Puedo regresar más tarde.

I can come back later.

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¿Podemos regresar ahora?

Can we go back now?

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Acabo de regresar.

I've only just come back.

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¿Podría regresar dentro de un momento, por favor?

Could you come back in a minute, please?

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¿Qué deberíamos hacer para regresar a nuestra era?

In order to return to our era, what should we do?

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Sería mejor no regresar allá.

You had better not go there again.

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Tom no podía pensar en ningún motivo por el que necesitara regresar temprano a casa.

Tom could think of no reason why he needed to go home early.

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Debo regresar.

I must go back.

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