Release

/ɹɪlˈiːs/

/ɹiˈɫis/

Définition et Signification de "release"

to release

VERBE

libérer, relâcher

to let someone leave a place in which they have been confined or stuck

Transitive: to release sb/sth

Example

They released the bird from the cage, and it flew away happily.

The zoo decided to release the rehabilitated animals back into the wild.

The police decided to release the suspect after questioning.

lâcher

to let go of something being held

Transitive: to release sth

Example

He released the ball at just the right moment to score a perfect throw.

When she opened her hand, she released the balloon into the sky.

She released the dog 's leash, allowing it to run freely in the park.

sortir, publier

to make a movie, music, etc. available to the public

Transitive: to release a piece of media

Example

The film studio released their latest blockbuster movie in theaters worldwide.

The video game company released their highly anticipated game for consoles and PC.

The musician released their new album on streaming platforms and CD.

libérer, sécréter

to produce and discharge a substance from cells or bodily fluids

Transitive: to release a substance

Example

The pancreas releases insulin to regulate blood sugar levels.

When under stress, the adrenal glands release adrenaline into the bloodstream.

The sweat glands release moisture to cool down the body.

libérer, décharger

to let a chemical substance out into the environment or a specific area

Transitive: to release a substance

Example

The medicine releases active ingredients slowly over 12 hours.

The plant releases oxygen during photosynthesis.

The factory accidentally released harmful gases into the atmosphere.

publier, diffuser

to make information accessible to the public

Transitive: to release information

Example

The company will release the details of the new product next week.

The company promised to release updates on the project ’s progress every month.

They refused to release the names of the suspects until further investigation.

renoncer à, abandonner

to give up a right or claim willingly

Transitive: to release a right

Example

The company released its rights to the patent after the agreement was finalized.

The artist released the copyright to allow the public to use the image freely.

The athlete agreed to release her rights to a portion of the sponsorship earnings.

Release

NOM

sortie, lancement

a product such as a new movie, video game, etc. made available to the public

What is a "release"?

A release is the official launch of a new product, such as a movie, video game, or software, made available to the public for purchase or viewing. This marks the point when the product is no longer restricted to a limited audience or private testing and can be accessed by consumers at large. The release often involves promotional activities to inform and attract potential buyers or viewers and can include events, advertisements, and media coverage to generate interest and excitement.

libération, décharge

the act of freeing someone or something from confinement, oppression, or restraint, thereby granting them liberty

Example

The release of the trapped miners brought immense relief to their families and the community.

The activists demanded the release of political prisoners.

After years of captivity, the animal 's release back into the wild was a poignant moment.

licenciement, désengagement

the act of ending someone's employment, thereby allowing them to leave the organization and seek other opportunities

Example

The employee 's release was handled with sensitivity and professionalism.

The release of the manager came as a shock to the rest of the staff.

The organization announced the release of the redundant staff members due to budget cuts.

communiqué, avis

an official announcement or statement distributed to the media to provide information, updates, or news, often supplementing or replacing an oral presentation

Example

The release highlighted the achievements of the athletes at the competition.

The release provided reporters with key information about the upcoming event.

The company issued a release to announce its new product line to the media.

libération, décharge

a process that liberates or discharges something

départ, libération

a euphemism for death, representing the act of being freed from life's struggles, suffering, or pain

Example

His family found solace in the thought of his peaceful release.

The poem spoke of life 's journey ending in a tender release.

The community gathered to honor his life and celebrate his release from pain.

libération, exutoire

an activity that allows a person to freely express or channel creative energy or emotions, often resulting in a sense of relief or fulfillment

Example

Painting has always been her preferred release for pent-up emotions.

Writing poetry serves as a release for his creative thoughts and feelings.

Dancing is an effective release of stress and a way to express joy.

libération, émission

the controlled action of allowing a fluid, such as gas or liquid, to escape from a container, system, or confined space

Example

The release of air from the tire indicated a puncture.

The release of oil from the tanker caused an environmental disaster.

They authorized the release of gas through the emergency valve for safety reasons.

retraite, décharge

a formal written statement in which an individual or entity officially gives up or relinquishes a claim, right, or interest

Example

The release stated that she relinquished all rights to the property.

They issued a release to settle the dispute and avoid further legal action.

After the settlement, both parties agreed to sign a mutual release.

libération, relâchement

the act of ending a sustained musical sound or note, allowing it to decay naturally

What is "release"?

Release refers to the act of ending a sustained sound or note. It involves stopping the sound by lifting fingers off keys, stopping the bow on a string, or ceasing to blow into a wind instrument. The way a note is released, whether abruptly or gradually, can influence the musical expression and dynamics. This aspect of playing helps shape the phrase and contributes to the overall texture and flow of the music.

Example

The percussionist 's skillful release of the cymbals added a shimmering quality to the crescendo.

The conductor signaled for the orchestra to execute a synchronized release, bringing the piece to a dramatic conclusion.

The guitarist 's quick release of the string produced a crisp and articulate staccato effect.

détente, lâche

a mechanical device used by archers to draw and release the bowstring, providing a controlled and consistent release of the arrow

What is a "release"?

A release is a mechanical device used by archers to hold the bowstring securely and let it go smoothly when shooting an arrow. It improves accuracy by minimizing inconsistencies caused by holding the string directly with fingers. The device is usually attached to the archer's hand or wrist and is operated by pressing a trigger or using a similar mechanism. This tool is widely used in modern archery, especially with compound bows, to ensure precision and consistency in shooting.

Example

Her new release improved her consistency during competition.

Advanced archers prefer handheld releases for greater control.

The release clicked smoothly as he drew back the bowstring.

décharge, quittance

a legal document that certifies the discharge or settlement of a debt, obligation, or claim, indicating that the parties involved are no longer bound by the previous terms

Example

They signed a release agreeing that all obligations under the contract had been met.

The release document ensured that the debtor was no longer liable for the outstanding amount.

After fulfilling all the loan conditions, she received a release from the bank.

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