返航

return (from a voyage), return to port

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verb Rare #19,286
return (from a voyage), return to port Used especially of ships or aircraft returning from a journey.
CH: 船只预计今晚返航。
EN: The ship is expected to return tonight.

又过了两天,凯拉号和凯文号返航,带来了两名斯宾塞港的审读官。

Two days later, the Kayla and the Kevin returned, bringing two reviewers from Spencer Harbor.

返航

Return to base

— 虎口脱险 (1966)

“罗伯逊:准备接受图书馆的提议,若无变化则不设固定返航日期。”

Robertson: Ready to accept the library’s offer; unless anything changes, there will be no fixed return date.

基思,”返航途中,我在帆船上说,“有件事我想不明白。

“There’s something I can’t figure out,” I said aboard the sailboat on the way back, Keith.

长官,什么时候我们返航?

Commander, when are we heading back?

— 从海底出击 (1981)

我要返航了

I'm heading back now.

— The Captain (2019)

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