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🔑releasere·lease AW 1 /rɪˈlis / verb [transitive] ➤set someone or something free释放- to allow someone or something to be free释放；使自由◆The hostages will be released before Christmas.人质将在圣诞节前被释放。◆He was released from prison.他获释出狱。
SYN free➤move something移动某物- to move something from a fixed position将…从固定位置移开；松开◆to release the brake松开车闸
➤stop holding something放开- to stop holding something放开；松开◆She released his hand and walked off.她放开他的手，走开了。
➤make available公开- to allow something to be known by the public公开；公布◆The identity of the victim has not been released.受害者的身份尚未公开。
- to make a movie, song, etc. available so the public can see or hear it发布，发行（电影、歌曲等）◆Their new album is due to be released next week.他们的新唱片预定下周发行。
➤gas / chemical气体；化学品- to let substances escape into the air, ocean, etc.排放；泄漏◆The power plant releases 230,000 tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere every year.这座发电站每年向大气中排放 23 万吨二氧化碳。
🔑releasere·lease AW 2 /rɪˈlis / noun - [countable, uncountable] release (from sth) the act of freeing or the state of being freed释放；获释；解脱◆The release of the hostages took place this morning.人质于今天上午获释。◆I had a great feeling of release when my final exams were over.期末考试结束后我感到如释重负。
- [countable] a book, movie, piece of news, etc. that has been made available to the public新发行的书（或电影等）；新发布的消息◆a press release新闻稿◆The band played their latest release.乐队演奏了他们最新发行的作品。
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