词汇 | release |
释义 | release verb[ T ] uk /rɪˈliːs/ us /rɪˈliːs/ releaseverb[T] (MAKE FREE)B2 to give freedom or free movement to someone or something: 释放,放走;放开,松开 He was released from prison after serving two years of a five-year sentence.他被判5年徒刑,但是服刑两年后就被释放出狱了。 She was arrested for shoplifting but was released on bail(= after paying a sum of money to the court).她因为在商店行窃而被捕,但是在交纳保释金后就被释放了。 figurativeThe surgery released him from years of pain.手术使他摆脱了多年的病痛。 to move a device from a fixed position to allow it to move freely: 拉开;松开 He released the handbrake and the car jumped forwards.他松开了手闸,车猛地向前冲去。 to fire a bomb or a missile (= flying weapon), or to allow it to fall: 发射;投(弹) The plane released its bombs at 10,000 feet.飞机在1万英尺高空投下了炸弹。 C1 to allow a substance to flow out from somewhere: 排放;释出;使逸出 Coal power stations release sulphur dioxide into the atmosphere.燃煤发电站向大气中排放二氧化硫。 Hormones are released from glands into the bloodstream.荷尔蒙从腺体分泌出来进入血液中。 to express a feeling that you have been trying not to show: 发泄;宣泄 He punched the pillow in an effort to release his anger.他捶打枕头来发泄愤怒。 Their appeals to release the hostages fell on deaf ears.他们释放人质的要求未被理睬。 Note how easy it is to release the catch quickly.注意看,迅速拉开插销有多么容易。 The prisoner has been released for humanitarian reasons.出于人道主义原因那名囚犯被释放了。 He held out an olive branch to the opposition by releasing 42 political prisoners.他释放了42名政治犯,以此向反对派表达了和解的愿望。 Highly toxic dioxins were released into the air.有剧毒的二恶英被排放到了空气里。 Liberating, relaxing and releasing breathe easieridiom cathartic cathartically chillax cut someone free discharge free and easyphrase let goidiom let someone looseidiom let/set something looseidiom liberalization loosen (something) up non-controlled relax relax your grip/holdidiom turn someone/something looseidiom untether untethered walk walk freeidiom You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Unfastening and opening Detonation & bombardment Emitting and ejecting Showing and demonstrating releaseverb[T] (MAKE PUBLIC)C1 to allow something to be shown in public or to be available for use: 公开;公布;发布 Police have released a picture of the man they want to question.警方公布了他们想要问讯的一名男子的照片。 The mayor has released a statement explaining the reasons for his resignation.市长发表了一份声明,解释他辞职的原因。 B2 If a company releases a film or musical recording, it allows the film to be shown in cinemas, or makes the musical recording available for the public to buy: 发行;上映 The band's latest album will be released next week.该乐队的最新专辑将在下周发行。 Indian English to make a product, for example a book, available for the public to buy, often with a celebration; launch: 发布(新书等) The new edition of the dictionary will be released by the education minister later this month.新版词典将由教育部长在本月稍后发布。 The information has been released in dribs and drabs.这个消息是一点一点地透露出来的。 A new mix of their hit single is due to be released early next month.他们热门单曲的新混音版唱片定于下月初发行。 We cannot release the names of the soldiers who were killed until we have informed their next of kin.遇害士兵的姓名要待我们通知其直系亲属之后才能公布。 Police blundered by not releasing more details about the case to focus public interest.警方因没有提供更多的详细案情以引起公众的关注而酿成了大错。 They've just released a CD of their greatest hits. Liberating, relaxing and releasing breathe easieridiom cathartic cathartically chillax cut someone free discharge free and easyphrase let goidiom let someone looseidiom let/set something looseidiom liberalization loosen (something) up non-controlled relax relax your grip/holdidiom turn someone/something looseidiom untether untethered walk walk freeidiom You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Available and accessible Cinema - general words release noun uk /rɪˈliːs/ us /rɪˈliːs/ releasenoun (MAKING FREE)C1[ S or U ] an occasion when someone is allowed to leave prison, etc.: 释放;获释 Her early release from prison led to a demonstration.她被提前释放出狱,这引起了一场游行示威。 C1[ U ] the act of flowing out from somewhere: 排放;泄漏;渗漏 The accident caused the release of radioactivity into the atmosphere.这次事故导致放射性物质泄漏到大气中。 [ S or U ] a feeling that you are free from something unpleasant: 解脱;轻松感 I noticed a release of tension when he left the room.我注意到,他一走出房间大家都如释重负。 After years of suffering, his death came as a merciful release.受了那么多年的折磨,死亡对他来说算是一种幸运的解脱。 Immured in a dark airless cell, the hostages waited six months for their release.人质们等待获释期间在不通风的昏暗小屋中被禁闭了6个月。 After such a long illness, her death came as a merciful release.经受了如此漫长的病痛折磨之后,她的死算是一种幸运的解脱。 This decision has removed the last obstacle to the hostages' release.这个决定清除了释放人质的最后障碍。 He killed the man just a month after his release from a secure mental hospital. The pending releases of the prisoners are meant to create a climate for negotiation.囚犯即将获释,目的是要营造一个有利谈判的氛围。 Liberating, relaxing and releasing breathe easieridiom cathartic cathartically chillax cut someone free discharge free and easyphrase let goidiom let someone looseidiom let/set something looseidiom liberalization loosen (something) up non-controlled relax relax your grip/holdidiom turn someone/something looseidiom untether untethered walk walk freeidiom You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Emitting and ejecting Relieved and thankful releasenoun (MAKING PUBLIC)[ U ] the act of making something public or available for use: 公开;公布;发布 There are strict rules on the release of official information.对官方信息的发布有严格的规定。 [ C ] a written statement that gives information to be broadcast or published: 发布的声明(或文件等) The company issued a press release announcing the appointment of a new CEO.公司发布新闻公报,宣布任命新任首席执行官。 B2[ C ] a musical recording that is made available for the public to buy: 发行的唱片 Her latest release, a song about doomed love, she wrote herself.她最近发行的单曲,一首咏唱注定使人心碎的爱情之歌,是她自己创作的。 be on general releaseUK If a film is on general release, it is available to be shown in cinemas: 上映;公映 The latest Disney film goes on general release next month.迪斯尼公司制作的最新一部电影将在下个月公映。 An e-fit of the man prompted hundreds of calls after its release on Tuesday.自从那名男子的计算机模拟画像在星期二公布以来,已有数百人打来电话。 She's been in the limelight recently, following the release of her controversial new film.近来随着她这部颇具争议的新片的发行,她受到了公众的极大关注。 Her latest release is an album of cover versions. The film's release has been delayed. The magazine reviews all the latest releases. Liberating, relaxing and releasing breathe easieridiom cathartic cathartically chillax cut someone free discharge free and easyphrase let goidiom let someone looseidiom let/set something looseidiom liberalization loosen (something) up non-controlled relax relax your grip/holdidiom turn someone/something looseidiom untether untethered walk walk freeidiom You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Available and accessible Information and messages Recording sounds and images release | American Dictionaryrelease verb[ T ] us/rɪˈlis/ releaseverb[T] (MAKE FREE)to give freedom to someone: Agents questioned the men, then released them because they had done nothing wrong. If you release a device, you move it from a locked position and allow it to move freely: She released the brake and the car rolled forward. releaseverb[T] (STOP HOLDING)to drop, or to stop carrying, holding, or containing something: The dog brought the ball back to us but wouldn’t release it. The company was charged with releasing toxic gases into the atmosphere. releaseverb[T] (MAKE PUBLIC)to let something be shown in public or made available for use: The police released a drawing of the suspect. release noun[ Cusually sing ] us/rɪˈlis/ releasenoun[C usually sing] (MAKING FREE)the act of giving freedom to someone: Diplomatic efforts were underway to secure the release of the two journalists. releasenoun[C usually sing] (MAKING PUBLIC)the act of letting something be shown in public or be made available for use: The release of the movie was delayed for several months. release | Business Englishrelease verb[ T ] uk /rɪˈliːs/us COMMUNICATIONS to make information available to the public: According to a study released last week, nearly 250,000 Britons emigrated last year. release a statement/document/reportThe conservation group released a report accusing petroleum companies of causing widespread pollution. release details/figures/findingsFigures released by the Council of Mortgage Lenders show that fixed-rate products accounted for 78% of mortgages in August. Copies of the correspondence between the attorneys have now been released to the media. COMMERCE to start to sell a new product: Only a very small percentage of the software games released each year actually make money. release a CD/DVD/movieThe record company has just released a CD that brings together the artist's solo and collaborative work. FINANCE to make money available to be spent: A spokesman for the transport group said new debt arrangements would release €500 million. Selling their home to release the equity is some people's only way of funding their living expenses in old age. PRODUCTION to produce gases or chemical substances as part of a manufacturing or industrial process: Many industrial processes are still releasing great quantities of carbon dioxide. to officially say that someone no longer has a job, position, or responsibility: release sb from sthThe club has agreed to release three of its players from contract. release noun uk /rɪˈliːs/us [ S or U ] COMMERCE the act of making a new product available to buy or a new film available to see: The album sold more than 200,000 copies in the week following its June 12 release. The movie's release date has been pushed back six weeks. Sales peak when retailers time their promotion campaigns with the release of a box-office hit like Star Wars. Throughout the country, people have been queuing outside stores as they anticipate the commercial release of the new phone. after/on/since releaseCustomers purchasing new computers have been offered a free upgrade to the latest operating system on its release. be/go on releaseA Blu-Ray version of the movie is now on general release. [ C ] COMMERCE a new product that is made available to buy, especially a CD, DVD, or a piece of software: new/recent/latest releaseThree of the major Hollywood film studios agreed to sell their older movies - but not new releases - through iTunes™. [ S or U ] COMMUNICATIONS the act of making information available to the public: The report's release resulted in share prices dropping dramatically. A temporary order was granted by the judge preventing the release of about 900 pages of e-mails. the release of information/reports/figuresThe rand lost ground again after the release of worse-than-expected gold and foreign exchange figures. [ C ] COMMUNICATIONS an official statement or document that is made available to the public: The city's GDP, down 5% to $48.86 billion, reflected the blow struck by the earthquake, the bureau said in a release. a news/press release issue/put out a releaseWe will not be issuing a release on any tax increases until work on the state budget for the next fiscal year is complete. [ C or U ] PRODUCTION a process in which gases or chemical substances are produced as part of manufacturing or industrial processes: The company said its level of air emissions would stay about the same under the new permit, although it did acknowledge that the permit would allow larger releases. Any breach of safety regulations and resulting damage within a reactor could lead to a release of radiation. [ S or U ] FINANCE the act of making money available to be spent: release of sthStock market indexes have recorded a steady growth in anticipation of early release of funds by the international donor agencies. [ S or U ] the act of making something available to be used: release of sthCrude oil prices edged up to $29.66 amid disappointment that Europe has postponed any release of oil from its strategic reserves. See alsoblock release day release press release Examples of releaserelease The result is that many of the varieties released are never grown by farmers. To what extent the rural sector absorbs the released labour is not clear. Is a stop consonant released when followed by another stop consonant? In one instance the device was successfully retrieved after it had been released from its deployment cable. If adequate stability and satisfactory positioning were confirmed the cable was unscrewed, releasing the device. There are only a few landraces and very old released varieties available. In this sense, the circulation about the aerofoil can be related to the vorticity released into the flow near the tips of the wing. The majority of sentences were for perpetual imprisonment, but many of these were released a year or so later. Nevertheless, it should be possible with efficient sterilization and good quality control to eliminate the possibility of releasing fertile males. Unfortunately, as hobson et al. emphasize, we don't really know whether dopamine is vigorously released during activated sleep. In normal awake and slow wave sleep states, the raphe nucleus is releasing serotonin. By releasing the surrounding scar capsule, breast projection and breast ptosis can be increased. Rather than attempting uniform area-wide, inundative releases of sterile males, it may be more cost-effective to preferentially target aggregated populations associated with livestock. If methane is a causal mechanism, the repetition of the negative carbon excursions could be accounted for by multiple releases of methane. Lack of a coordinated regional approach is not problematic in regions where the mechanisms for adaptation of newly released technologies are in place. See all examples of release These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Collocations withreleasereleaseThese are words often used in combination with release. Click on a collocation to see more examples of it. accidental release This involves estimating the possibility and consequences of an accidentalrelease into the atmosphere. anticipated release In conclusion, the results are encouraging for the anticipated release of a recombinant myxoma virus to sterilize rabbits. compassionate release When a compassionate posting is not possible a period of compassionate release is often granted if the circumstances of the case justify it. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. See all collocations with release |
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