"The policeman returns."

Translation: A rendőr visszatér.

[_paranoia_]

For discussion: should this one accept "A rendőr visszajön"?

[RyagonIV]

It should. "To come back" occupies the same space in English as "to return".

[BaronVonChop]

I was wondering the same thing.

[AlsEenPoffertje]

"visszatér" is such an interesting verb. I feel like it's rather different from other ones I've seen. :o Is "tér" itself even a verb?

[jsiehler]

Yes, tér is a verb; it generally means to turn, or to change direction - literally or figuratively. So balra tér means turn to the left (like if you come to a fork in the road), and más tárgyra tér means "turn to a different subject", i.e., change the subject.

[AlsEenPoffertje]

Ah, király! Köszönöm a választ! :D

[jsiehler]

Also, just as an aside, the Hungarian translation of "Lassie Come Home" is titled Lassie hazatér. You can use haza as a verbal prefix with a lot of verbs to indicate motion toward home.

[AlsEenPoffertje]

That's cool! Thank you for that information. :D

[RelakS2]

That is like an american action film's title from the 80's :D

[jzsuzsi]

I'll be back!

[Gabor111594]

Any reason why this is incorrect - Visszatér a rendőr?