to let someone go free from a place where they were kept
The police will release him after they finish asking questions.
警方問完問題後會釋放他。
to let something go so it can move freely
When you release the balloon, it will fly up into the sky.
當你鬆開氣球時,它會飛向天空。
to let out feelings like anger or worry
Crying can help you release sad feelings.
哭泣可以幫助你釋放悲傷的情緒。
to move something so another thing can work
Release the brake to let the car move.
鬆開煞車讓汽車移動。
to share information with everyone
The company will release the news tomorrow.
公司明天將發布這條新聞。
to make a movie or song available to people
They will release the new album next month.
他們下個月將發行新專輯。
to make something available that was held back
The bank will release the money for your project.
銀行將發放你項目的資金。
to free someone from a job or duty
The team will release the player from his contract.
球隊將解除與該球員的合約。
to make something less tight
Stretching can help release tight muscles.
拉伸可以幫助放鬆緊繃的肌肉。
the act of setting someone or something free
People celebrated the release of the prisoners.
人們慶祝囚犯獲釋。
the act of making a movie or song available
The movie's release was a big success.
這部電影的發行非常成功。
a new movie or song that is made available
This new release is very popular.
這個新發行的作品非常受歡迎。
the act of sharing information with everyone
The news release contained important details.
這份新聞稿包含了重要細節。
the act of letting out a gas or chemical
The factory must prevent the release of harmful gases.
工廠必須防止有害氣體的排放。
the feeling of being free from pain or worry
After the test, I felt a great release from stress.
考試結束後,我感到壓力得到了極大的釋放。