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re·lease1 /rɪˈliːs/ ●●● S3 W1 AWL verb [transitiveT]
1 let SB go 让某人走FREE/NOT IN PRISON to let someone go free, after having kept them somewhere 释放，放出 → free, discharge
3 film/record 电影/唱片TCBAMF to make a CD, film, computer game etc available for people to buy or see 发行；上映
Examples from the Corpus
release• James's death, in fact, released a great deal which had been held in check during his reign.• Carbon stored in trees is released as carbon dioxide.• All clay contains such minerals, and when pottery is fired, the energy stored in the crystals is released as light.• Her new album will be released at the end of the month.• The turtles will be released back into the sea.• McKay moved to Newcastle after being released from prison.• Sandi spied the stalls in an adjoining room and hurried into one, releasing her bladder.• Paul released her hand as she sat down.• Vastly more fluorocarbons must have been released in the industrialised north.• Carrey's new comedy is due to be released in the US very soon.• He took hold of my hand but then released it again quickly.• The committee is due to release its report on Gingrich by the end of this year.• It was a way of releasing some of the strain and tension of her life.• They released ten political prisoners last year.• Release the clamp gently.• Try to release the clamp gently.• Police have not released the names of any of the people involved.• His car was released to his fiancee, who was riding in the passenger seat and was sober, Ditzenberger said.• The latest leading-indicators report will be released tomorrow at 8: 30 a. m. Eastern time.• The bolts can only be released with a wrench.
release somebody from something• Williams asked to be released from her teaching contract.• They're going to release me from the hospital tomorrow.
release your grip/hold (on somebody/something)• Emilia sighed and released her grip.• Then you can simply release your grip and back slowly away over a few paces.• Before the audience can figure it out, I release my grip and tumble to the ground.• Benton, in his terror, released his grip on her waist.• For a split second, Constance failed to realise that he had released his grip on her.• Tamar would have been happy to finish the association, but Davis would not release his hold on her.• She exacted a public promise from Chaffee that he would release his hold on the bill.• Virginia Stillman released her grip on the chair and put her right hand under her chin.
re·lease2 ●●○ S3 W3 AWL noun
1 from prison 从狱中 [singular, uncountableU]FREE/NOT IN PRISON when someone is officially allowed to go free, after being kept somewhere 释放
2 record/film 唱片/电影AMFTCR
a) [countableC] a new CD, film, computer game etc that is available to buy or see 新发行的激光唱片[录像带，电影等]
4 chemicals 化学品 [uncountableU]HT when a chemical, gas etc is allowed to flow out of its usual container 释放；排放
5 official statement 正式声明 [countableC, uncountableU]PGTC an official statement, report etc that is made available to be printed or broadcast, or the act of making it available 发布的声明[报告等]；〔声明、报告等的〕发表，发布 SYN publication
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release• First, a release of one joint contractor releases the others.• There was an accidental release of toxic waste.• But it is much more satisfactory to angle the basic release to suit the readership or audiences of the various media groups.• The judge denied Larsen early release.• The movie is slated for release in January.• On her release she refused to hand the paper over to other Communist party members, and was expelled from the party.• That they were pleased with whatever deal they'd made for my release.• New releases include previously unheard recordings by Marvin Gaye and Miles Davis.• Mr Wilson said in a news release.• Most courts that have addressed the issued have found that such releases are invalid on public policy grounds.• Thousands of people worldwide campaigned for the release of Nelson Mandela.• Thus the check specification need not always have both its upper and its lower limits different from the release specification.• The release of the Roswell report proved very controversial.• The four men were greeted by jubilant relatives upon their release.
From Longman Business Dictionary
releasere·lease1 /rɪˈliːs/ verb [transitiveT]
1to make information, figures etc publicly available
The company will release its latest earnings figures on Wednesday.
2MARKETINGto make a new product, especially a film, book, or record, available for people to buy or see
The film will be released on DVD next week.
3HUMAN RESOURCESto allow someone to stop working for you
release somebody from something
He asked to be released from his contract.
4FINANCEto make money available to be used
the need to release the money for grants
releaserelease2 noun
1[countableC] an official statement, making information publicly available
In a joint news release, the companies said no agreement had been reached.
2[countableC, uncountableU]MARKETING a new product, especially a film, book, or record, or the fact that it is available
The company is hoping to keep ahead of the market by bringing out anew release of its operating system.
The movie has taken $5.1 million since its release.
The film will beon general release (=available in most places) on August 3.
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⇨ release (release prisoners) ⇨ free 1 (release the driver from the wreckage) ⇨ publish 1 (release details of sth) ⇨ publish 2 (release a film/CD) ⇨ relax 2 (release the tension) release release ♦︎ let sb go ♦︎ free ♦︎ liberate ♦︎ set sb/sth free ♦︎ ransom ♦︎ emancipate ♦︎ let sb/sth loose These words all mean to let sb/sth leave a place where they have been kept or trapped. 这些词均表示释放、放出、放走。 PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配 ◆ to release / free / liberate / set free / emancipate sb from sth ◆ to release / let go / free / liberate / set free / ransom a prisoner / hostage ◆ to finally release sb / let sb go / free sb / liberate sb ◆ to release / free sb on bail ◆ to release / free an animal / a bird into the wild ■ release [transitive ] to let sb/sth leave prison or a place where they have been kept （从监狱或某处）释放，放出，放走 ◆ The kidnappers have agreed to release the hostages by 12 noon.绑架者已同意中午12时释放人质。 ◆ He was released without charge (= not charged with committing a crime) after questioning by police.他经警方审问后被免予起诉并释放了。 ◆ She was released on bail (= after paying a sum of money to make sure she would return) by the New York police.她保释后让纽约警察当局释放了。 ◆ The birds were cleaned and fed and released again into the wild.那些鸟儿经清洗并喂食后给放回到野外。 release ⇨ free verb 1 ▸ release [uncountable , singular ] ◆ The government has been working to secure the release of the hostages.政府一直在努力争取，确保人质获释。 ◆ She can expect an early release from prison.她有望早一点出狱。 ■ ˌlet sb ˈgo (letting , let , let (informal ) to allow sb to be free after keeping them somewhere by force for a short time （用武力短时间将某人关在某处后）放，释放 ◆ He was beaten up quite badly before they let him go.他们狠狠打了他一顿，放他走了。 ◆ Let me go! You're hurting me!让我走！你弄疼我了！ ⓘ Let sb go * let sb go一般不指从监狱释放普通罪犯，而指释放被非法囚禁的人质。 let go ⇨ free verb 1 ■ free [transitive ] to let sb leave prison or a place where they have been kept by force; to let sb stop being a slave (= a person who is legally owned by another person and is forced to work for them) （从监狱或某处）释放；使自由（不再为奴） ◆ Over 2 000 political prisoners were freed as a gesture of good will.作为善意的姿态，2 000多名政治犯被释放了。 ◆ The starting point for emancipation was the freeing of children of slaves born after a certain date.某一具体日期后出生的奴隶子女不再为奴，这是解放奴隶的第一步。 free ⇨ free adj. 1 , free ⇨ free verb 1 ■ liberate ˈlɪbəreɪt [transitive ] (formal ) to free a country or person from the control of sb else 解放 ◆ The city was liberated by the advancing army.军队向前挺进，解放了那座城市。 ▸ liberation [uncountable , singular ] ◆ He took part in the liberation of the occupied countries.他参加了对被占领国家的解放。 ■ ˌset sb/sth ˈfree (setting , set , set to let sb leave prison or a place where they have been kept by force; to let an animal or bird go free after it has been tied up or kept in a cage （从监狱或某处）释放；放生（动物或鸟） ◆ Police were forced to set him free because of a lack of evidence.因为缺乏证据，警方被迫将他释放。 ◆ Dozens of laboratory animals were set free by animal rights activists.大批用作实验的动物被动物权益保护者放生了。 NOTE 辨析 Free emphasizes the decision to let sb go; release emphasizes the physical act of letting sb go. A court or the government might free the prisoners; the police or prison service would release them. Set free also emphasizes the physical act of letting sb/sth go, especially in cases where this is done by force, not authority. * free强调释放的决定，release强调释放的实际行动。法院或政府决定释放囚犯用free，警察或监狱释放囚犯用release。set free也强调释放的实际行动，尤其是通过武力达成，而不是由当局批准的释放 ◆ Rioters stormed the prison and set all the prisoners free.暴徒冲进监狱，放走了所有犯人。 ■ ransom ˈrænsəm [transitive ] to pay money to sb so that they will release the person that they are keeping as a prisoner 为⋯交付赎金 ◆ The hostages were ransomed and returned home unharmed.交付赎金后，人质安然无恙地回到家中。 ▸ ransom [countable , uncountable ] ◆ The kidnappers demanded a ransom of £50 000 from his family.绑架者向他的家人索要赎金5万英镑。 ◆ They are refusing to pay ransom for her release.他们拒绝支付赎金解救她。 ■ emancipate ɪˈmænsɪpeɪt [transitive , often passive ] to free sb, especially from legal, political or social restrictions 解放；使不受（法律、政治或社会的）束缚 ◆ Slaves were not emancipated until 1863 in the United States.美国奴隶直到1863年才获得自由。 ▸ emancipation [uncountable ] ◆ the struggle for the emancipation of women解放妇女的斗争 ■ let sb/sth ˈloose (letting , let , let to let sb/sth go free, especially sb/sth that might be dangerous or cause problems 让⋯自由；释放；放走（尤指可能会产生危险或导致问题的人或事物） ◆ Who let the dogs loose?谁把狗放出来了？ ◆ How did such a violent criminal get to be let loose in the community?这样的暴力罪犯怎能放回社会？ loose ⇨ free adj. 1
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To set a person or animal free: let out, release, untie...
To stop holding or touching something: release, let go (of someone/something), take/get your hands off...
Environmental issues: anthropogenic, biodegradable, biohazard...
To unfasten, or to come unfastened: unfasten, undo, detach...
To show or express emotions: show, display, manifest...
To give information to many people: announce, disclose, broadcast...
General words for to produce goods: productise, productize, produce...
To limit or control something or someone: draw a line in the sand, limit, control...
Freedom and independence: autarky, freedom, independence...
The process of giving or supplying: supply, provision, distribution...
Things for sale and things bought: merch, product, goods...
Knobs and switches on machinery and equipment: actuator, console, control...
General words for permission: permission, consent, approval...
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