return to work
return to work — 慣用語
1. to begin doing your job again after a period of not working, such as after an il
復工;返崗
休假/離職後重新開始工作
to begin doing your job again after a period of not working, such as after an illness, an injury, parental leave, or a period without a job
After six months of maternity leave, Iris returned to work at the hospital.
休產假六個月後,Iris 回到醫院上班。
after [period of absence] + return to work at [place]
Ravindra returned to work as a delivery driver after his ankle healed from the injury.
Ravindra 的腳踝傷勢痊癒後,他回到快遞司機的工作崗位。
return to work as [job role] after [health event]
Maja returned to work at the factory once the strike ended.
工廠的罷工一結束,Maja 就回去上班了。
After a year without a job, Gabriel was thrilled to return to work at a local auto shop.
失業一年後,Gabriel 很開心回到當地一家汽車修理廠工作。
- go back to work
more conversational and widely used in everyday speech
- resume work
more formal, often used in official or HR contexts
- get back to work
informal, can mean either returning after absence or resuming an interrupted task
- go on leave
the opposite action — starting a period of absence from work
- retire
permanent exit from the workforce, not a temporary absence
文法句型
return to work + after/before [time expression]
用法筆記
Commonly used after a period of absence due to parental leave, illness, injury, or unemployment. The phrase often pairs with a time expression (e.g., 'after', 'next week', 'following') that marks when the return happens. 'Return to work' treats 'work' as a general concept (workplace or job), not a specific task.