
zurückholen
to get back
To bring something that you gave away, lost, or lent back into your possession.
Ich muss mein Buch, das ich dir geliehen habe, wieder zurückholen.
I need to get back the book that I lent you.
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to get back
To bring something that you gave away, lost, or lent back into your possession.
Ich muss mein Buch, das ich dir geliehen habe, wieder zurückholen.
I need to get back the book that I lent you.

to bring back
To make a person return to a place.
Die Firma hat ihren besten Ingenieur aus dem Ausland zurückgeholt.
The company brought back its best engineer from abroad.

to bring back
To bring a memory or feeling back into consciousness.
Das alte Lied holte viele schöne Erinnerungen an seine Jugend zurück.
The old song brought back many beautiful memories of his youth.
'Zurückholen' (to get back/bring back) is a separable verb. The prefix 'zurück-', which indicates movement back to the starting point, comes at the end in a main clause. In subordinate clauses, the verb stays together.
Ich hole mein Fahrrad später bei dir zurück.
I'll get my bike back from your place later.
The object of the verb reveals the exact meaning. If it is an object, meaning 1 is meant. If the object is a person, meaning 2 is meant. With abstract things like 'Erinnerungen' (memories) or 'Gefühle' (feelings), meaning 3 is meant.
Sie will ihr altes Auto aus der Werkstatt zurückholen.
She wants to get her old car back from the repair shop.
When it is about memories or feelings, the subject of the sentence is often the trigger (e.g. a song, a place, a smell). The memory itself is the accusative object.
Dieses Lied holt die Erinnerungen an unseren ersten Urlaub zurück.
This song brings back the memories of our first vacation.
to attribute / to lead back
Both words can refer to a person coming back to a place. „Zurückführen“ emphasizes actually bringing or accompanying the person there, whereas „zurückholen“ usually means arranging their return or going to pick them up. „Zurückführen“ is appropriate for the transport itself; „zurückholen“ is more suitable for organizing the return.

Wegen des Unwetters mussten die Eltern ihre Kinder früher zurückholen.
Because of the storm, the parents had to pick up their children early.
Nach dem Ausflug führte die Betreuerin die Kinder sicher zum Eingang zurück.
After the outing, the supervisor safely led the children back to the entrance.