Release (verb/noun):
- To set free from confinement, captivity, or restraint:
- To allow something or someone to be free.
- Example: “The zoo released the rescued animals back into the wild.”
- To make something available for use or distribution:
- To issue or distribute something officially.
- Example: “The company plans to release a new product next month.”
- To publish or make public information, news, or media:
- To announce or disclose something to the public.
- Example: “The government will release the economic report tomorrow.”
- To relax one’s grip or hold on something:
- To let go of something.
- Example: “She released her grasp on the rope.”
- To emit or discharge something:
- To let out or give off.
- Example: “The factory released harmful chemicals into the air.”
- In music, film, and art, to issue or launch new works:
- To make available for public consumption.
- Example: “The band plans to release their new album next year.”
- In legal terms, to relinquish or give up a right or claim:
- To renounce or surrender formally.
- Example: “He signed a document to release his inheritance rights.”
Prepositions Used with “Release”
- Release from: Used to indicate the source or place from which someone or something is freed.
- Example: “The prisoner was released from jail.”
- Release into: Used to indicate the destination or state into which someone or something is freed.
- Example: “The birds were released into the wild.”
- Release on: Used to indicate the date or occasion when something becomes available.
- Example: “The movie will be released on Friday.”
- Release to: Used to indicate the recipient or destination of something being made available.
- Example: “The funds were released to the charity.”
Collocations with “Release”
- Release a statement
- Release a report
- Release an album
- Release a book
- Release a product
- Release information
- Release data
- Release documents
- Release news
- Release into the wild
- Release from prison
- Release from captivity
- Release on bail
- Release on parole
- Release into the atmosphere
- Release into circulation
- Release energy
- Release tension
- Release pressure
- Release a video
- Release an update
- Release a document
- Release a memo
- Release a movie
Example Sentences
- The government decided to release the political prisoners.
- The company will release its quarterly earnings report tomorrow.
- She released the brake and the car started moving.
- The new iPhone model will be released in September.
- The musician plans to release a new single next month.
- He released a statement denying the allegations.
- The zookeeper released the rehabilitated eagle back into the wild.
- The book publisher will release the author’s new novel next spring.
- The police released a description of the suspect to the media.
- Scientists are concerned about releasing genetically modified organisms into the environment.
- The factory accidentally released toxic chemicals into the river.
- The film director will release a director’s cut of the movie on DVD.
- She released her hold on the rope and fell into the water.
- The new software update will be released for download next week.
- The government released a public health advisory regarding the flu outbreak.
- The prisoner was released on parole after serving five years.
- The artist plans to release a series of paintings inspired by nature.
- The athlete was released from his contract and became a free agent.
- The company will release its annual financial report at the shareholders’ meeting.
- The environmental group opposes releasing genetically engineered fish into the ocean.
- The magazine plans to release its special anniversary edition next month.
- The musician decided to release an acoustic version of the song.
- The manufacturer will release the new model of the car at the auto show.
- The band’s decision to release a live album surprised their fans.
- The developer released a patch to fix bugs in the software.
- The government released funds to rebuild the infrastructure damaged by the hurricane.
- The news agency released a series of investigative reports on corruption.
- The committee released a statement condemning the recent acts of violence.
- He released his grip on the door handle and stepped outside.
- The artist released a limited edition print of her famous painting.
- The city plans to release additional details about the new transportation project next week.
- The energy company plans to release renewable energy technologies in the coming years.
- The museum will release a catalog of its latest exhibition for sale.
- The professor released the final exam grades to the students online.
- The police released the suspect due to lack of evidence.
- The company decided to release the software under an open-source license.
- The government released guidelines for businesses to follow during the pandemic.
- The architect will release the design plans for the new skyscraper next month.
- The publisher will release the author’s memoirs posthumously.
- The artist plans to release a series of sculptures made from recycled materials.
- The university will release the admission decisions by the end of the week.
- The clothing brand will release its new fall collection in stores next week.
- The filmmaker will release the documentary on environmental conservation next year.
- The singer-songwriter will release a compilation album of her greatest hits.
- The company plans to release a limited edition of its flagship product.
- The tech company will release a software update to address security vulnerabilities.
- The government released a travel advisory warning citizens about potential risks abroad.
- The manufacturer will release a new line of smartphones with enhanced features.
- The team decided to release the player from his contract due to poor performance.
- The astronaut will release a series of videos documenting life aboard the space station.