| 释义 |
day returnˌday reˈturn noun [countable] British English   - She left early, bought a day return, and sat back to enjoy the journey.
- Since February 22, passengers buying a cheap day return have been able to get a second ticket for £1.
- Typical fares: day return from Kilburn to Blackfriars, £2.40.
- Young orangs living free in the forest all day return in the afternoon for their meal of bananas and milk.
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