never come back after leaving

lit. get remarried at the age of eighty, meaning to bring trouble oneself

recover from illness (spoken)

to save one's effort / time / money from not having to do something

to forget to leave a place when one is having too much fun

the act of giving (something) back to someone

to come back; to return

to go back to the old place; to go back to the old times

going back (spoken)

come back here (spoken)

to work on the night shift

(verb) to go to school

to go back home

to go to work

going home (spoken)

to revive

to give back

to turn back

a remarried women

(of a woman) to remarry

back for more due to its good value or quality (spoken)

to be in luck; to encounter good fortune [colloquial]

to make a narrow escape from death [colloquial]

to bouce back; to make a u-turn; to turn back [colloquial]

to stand up for oneself [colloquial]

to turn back [colloquial]

to recall; to think back [colloquial]

to come back up here [colloquial]

to come back in [colloquial]

to come back out [colloquial]