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V2, V3 |
bring back, take back, return | bring back to the point of departure | ||
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V2 |
take back, repossess | regain possession of something | ||
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V2 |
withdraw, swallow, take back, unsay | take back what one has said | ||
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V2 |
take back | resume a relationship with someone after an interruption, as in a wife taking back her husband | ||
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V2 |
take back | move text to the previous line; in printing | ||
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V2 |
take back | cause someone to remember the past |