0 to allow a prisoner to be free -- poner en libertad, liberar
1 to make a record or movie ready for people to buy or see -- sacar a la venta
2 to stop holding someone or something -- soltar
Release the handle.
3 to let the public have news or information about something -- dar a conocer
4 a new movie or music that is available for the public to buy -- estreno
5 permission to leave prison -- puesta en libertad, liberación
6 to allow a prisoner to go -- poner en libertad
They released three of the hostages. Pusieron en libertad a tres de los rehenes.
7 to let go of sth -- soltar
8 to allow information to become publicly known -- publicar
Police have released a statement. La policía ha emitido una declaración.
9 to allow to come out of -- soltar
10 to make a book, movie, etc. available to the public -- publicar
11 to do sth that allows an emotion or feeling to go away -- liberar
Yoga is a way to release tension. El yoga es una forma de liberar la tensión.
12 when a prisoner is allowed to go -- liberación [ feminine, singular ]
the safe release of all the prisoners la liberación segura de todos los prisioneros
13 a public announcement -- comunicado [ masculine, singular ]
a press release comunicado de prensa
14 the action of allowing sth to come out of sth -- liberación [ feminine, singular ]
15 a book, movie, etc. that has recently become available to the public, or the process of releasing one -- estreno [ masculine, singular ]
16 the act of allowing an emotion or feeling to go away -- liberación [ feminine, singular ]
a release of tension una liberación de tensión
We will not cease in our efforts until he has been released on humanitarian grounds and can be reunited with his family.
We must release all our existing energies and harness our resources to the full.
The detainees should be charged lawfully on the basis of substantiated evidence or released immediately.
Having paid a very large amount of money as bail, he was released and for twelve years he heard nothing more about this case.
There is the risk that the resources allocated for the following year would be released prematurely.
We expect the guerrillas to release the hostages as a sign of their desire to return to the negotiating table.
The melting process also allows toxins that have accumulated over many years to be released into the environment.
And we had to accept the press releases from the propagandists when it was all over.
中文繁体
使自由, 釋放,放走, 放開,鬆開…
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使自由, 释放,放走, 放开,松开…
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soltar, liberar, lançar…
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~を釈放する, (人質など)を解放する, (音楽や映画など)を発売する…
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tahliye etmek, serbest bırakmak, salıvermek…
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relâcher, libérer, publier…
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posar en llibertat, alliberar, posar a la venda…
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يُطْلِق سَراح, يُطْلِق, يُفرِج عَن…
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