To facilitate the return of a person to their original or designated place, ensuring they are reunited with their familiar environment or circumstances.
To make arrangements for someone to leave a temporary location and arrive at their intended home or starting point, often used in the context of leaving a gathering or moving between locations.
To instruct or allow someone to return to a prior station, often implying a sense of obligation or expectation for them to resume their previous role or activities.
Example:
けがを治療してもらったトラは、村人たちの手で無事、保護区に帰された。
To facilitate the return of someone or something to their original location or rightful place after a temporary absence, often implying an action that restores the previous state.
To prompt an individual, who is currently away, to go back to their home or designated location, typically referring to a sense of duty or obligation to guide them back.
To react in correspondence to an action received from another by offering a suitable response, suggesting a mutual exchange or return of behavior.
To restore or swap the orientation of an object, reversing its position as it was previously arranged or used.
Example:
ようするに私たちの努力はすべて無に帰した。