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day return

British  

noun

  1. a reduced fare for a journey (by train, etc) travelling both ways in one day

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Many Chagossians see the deal as a betrayal and want to see the UK retain sovereignty over the islands so they can one day return to their homeland.

From BBC

His father, a lifelong Birmingham City fan like his son, continued attending matches for two decades afterwards, hoping Mr Bell would one day return.

From BBC

There is also a day return coach on Friday, Saturday, and/or Sunday.

From BBC

Indeed, during the same interviews in which he re-affirmed his intention to one day return to Tottenham, the South American spoke of his engagement with his new team and the project ahead.

From BBC

Olsen: Would you still hope to one day return to Iran?

From Los Angeles Times