ritorno
return
In Italian, 'ritorno' is commonly used as return in the context of coming or going back. It can be used to describe one's return to a place or a situation, the action of returning something to its original position, or the action of giving something back to the owner. It can also represent the return on an investment.
Example sentences using: ritorno
Faccio sempre ritorno a casa dopo la scuola.
I always return home after school.
In this sentence, 'ritorno' is used in the sense of 'returning' or 'going back' to a place. The user is expressing a habitual action - returning home after school.
Il ritorno dell'investimento è stato più grande di quanto ci aspettassimo.
The return on investment was larger than we expected.
In this case, 'ritorno' refers to the 'return' or 'yield' from an investment. It is used in a financial context to describe the profit or loss derived from an investment relative to the amount of money invested.
Dopo un lungo viaggio, il ritorno a casa è sempre gradito.
After a long journey, returning home is always welcome.
This sentence uses 'ritorno' to express the act of 'returning' or 'coming back', especially in the context of a journey. It implies a sense of relief or pleasure at being back at a familiar place.