release Signification, définition

Signification de release en français

• 0 to allow a prisoner to go -- relâcher

  • They released three of the hostages. Ils ont relâché/libéré trois des otages.

• 1 to let go of sth -- relâcher

  • Push the button down, then slowly release it. Enfoncez le bouton puis relâchez-le.

• 2 to allow information to become publicly known -- publier

  • Police have released a statement. La police a publié un communiqué.

• 3 to allow to come out of -- dégager

  • The explosion released deadly gases into the air. L’explosion a dégagé des gaz mortels dans l’air.

• 4 to make a book, movie, etc. available to the public -- faire paraître

  • His latest CD will be released next week. Son dernier CD paraîtra la semaine prochaine.

• 5 to do sth that allows an emotion or feeling to go away -- relâcher

  • Yoga is a way to release tension. Le yoga est un moyen de relâcher la tension.

• 6 when a prisoner is allowed to go -- libération [ feminine ]

  • the safe release of all the prisoners la libération sans risque de tous les prisonniers

• 7 a public announcement -- communiqué [ masculine ]

  • a press release un communiqué de presse

• 8 the action of allowing sth to come out of sth -- déversement [ masculine ]

  • the release of toxic waste into the water supply le déversement de déchets toxiques dans les réserves d’eau

• 9 a book, movie, etc. that has recently become available to the public, or the process of releasing one -- parution [ feminine ]

  • this week’s new releases les nouvelles parutions de cette semaine

  • the release date for the book la date de parution pour le livre

• 10 the act of allowing an emotion or feeling to go away -- relâchement [ masculine ]

  • a release of tension un relâchement de tension

• 11 to set free; to allow to leave -- libérer

  • He was released from prison yesterday

  • I am willing to release him from his promise to me.

• 12 to stop holding etc; to allow to move, fall etc -- lâcher

  • He released (his hold on) the rope.

• 13 to move (a catch, brake etc) which prevents something else from moving, operating etc -- desserrer

  • He released the handbrake and drove off.

• 14 to allow (news etc) to be made known publicly -- autoriser la publication de

  • The list of winners has just been released.

• 15 to offer (a film, record etc) to the general public -- sortir

  • Their latest record will be released next week.

• 16 the act of releasing or being released -- libération, sortie, de déclenchement

  • After his release, the prisoner returned to his home town

  • the release of a new film

  • (also adjective) the release catch.

• 17 something that is released -- nouveauté, communiqué

  • This record is their latest release

  • The Government issued a press release (= a statement giving information about something, sent or given to newspapers, reporters etc).