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2012年12月22日 · Second, the only real restriction is that pronoun objects need to be next to the verb: with a full noun, you can say 'give John back' or 'give back John' (the famous variable position of the 'particle' verbs), but with pronouns it can only be 'give me back', not 'give back me'. With that said, your and lucas-sp's preferences sound right to me too.
return / give back / take back (product to a store)
2011年1月19日 · Note: "To give back" usually refers to (a) something that someone just put into your hand, which you return (b) to return something borrowed (also: to bring back) (c) to return something to a personal friend (vs. a business)
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2012年5月10日 · Give back - A lo devuelve a B. A took it back to B = A devuelve el libro que le han prestado. Take back - B lo recupera de A. B took it back from A = B fue a recuperarlo (después de habérselo prestado a A).
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2017年9月14日 · Hello everyone. Just a trivial question. If I'm asking someone to give me something, I could say "give me it!" or, alternatively, "give it to me!". But if I want to tell someone to give something back, I've found often the second construction, i.e "give it …
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2006年11月2日 · Use "give back" if you are returning something by hand, or returning something that was a gift to you. The shoes that I ordered from the catalog were too tight, so I sent them back. The manager in Los Angeles sent me somepaperwork to do. I finished it and sent it back this morning. If you break up with your fiance, you should give him back the ...
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2010年1月16日 · When are you going to give me my money back? If you take something somewhere-one may need to bring it back. I left my tv at Martha's house and I plan to bring it back next week.
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2022年9月27日 · "I'll give you 15 minutes back" You are being polite by ending the meeting when you have nothing more productive to add. You aren't going to try to stretch it out just to fill the official time. "I'll give you the rest of your day back" This is …
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2021年10月19日 · 一般说 give back，repay 也行（也许较书面语） give back to society 回馈社会 give back to my alma mater 回馈母校
Give me back my money / give me my money back
2014年1月13日 · Both are correct; however, the second one is used more often, I think. Alternatively, you can say "I want my money back", or nicer "Would you mind giving my money back".
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2019年10月16日 · Give the boy a coconut. I'm saying that what we've just done, was the end! Does this expression mean: "Well, aren't you a smart one!" (or something in that direction?) Googling the expression it seems as if it might date back to the time when coconuts were prizes that were won at fairs etc. Am I right? BR West Coast