unleash
melancarkan
definition
verb
we unleashed the dog and carried it down to our car
release from a leash or restraint.
translation of 'unleash'
verb
melepaskan tali,
melancarkan,
memperlancar
example
the failure of the talks could 'unleash' more fighting
the failure of the talks could 'unleash' more fighting
the failure of the talks could 'unleash' more fighting
The police knew there was no simpler way to clear the cricket pitch than to 'unleash' a couple of dogs on everyone.
Jeb started to retreat from the room as Megan began to 'unleash' the notorious Addelson temper.
they dig up badger setts and 'unleash' terriers into them
Doing something cute like that would 'unleash' a firestorm.
The Socialist Party government, like the previous right wing one, has 'unleashed' neo-liberal attacks on public sector workers.
The US state 'unleashed' a decade of witch-hunting against the left, which hit even moderate black lobbying organisations.
Those slavering, defensive dogs will be 'unleashed' on Frankfurt with a point to prove.
In fact, the show was responsible for 'unleashing' my own long-suppressed inner clown.
On the eve of the wars 'unleashed' by Edward I's invasion in 1276, Wales had essentially become divided into three zones.
The show culminated with Rivers swearing at Nielsen 'unleashing' a torrent of Italian curses.
The onslaught was 'unleashed' on the day that G8 world leaders met at Gleneagles.
A police crackdown on town centre violence has led to thugs 'unleashing' their aggression in the home, says a refuge worker.
Fergie spins on a sixpence and 'unleashes' a ferocious right hook, which connects cleanly with Fowler's jaw, sending him flying into the crowd.
He lost everything when the mighty Jamuna river burst its banks, 'unleashing' a torrent that engulfed his village.
Donnie 'unleashing' his trademark flying back kick on the guy is very cool.
This could have meant 'unleashing' terrorists in attacks on British and US targets or weapons of mass destruction or both.
Dogs left 'unleashed' by their owners have wondered into his yard and left excrement.
Yet the Iraq war 'unleashed' forces in British politics, too.
Five Dock police arrived shortly after and cordoned off the area before 'unleashing' a sniffer dog.
The spectre of Chicago 1968 looms, when police 'unleashed' a brutal assault on anti Vietnam War protesters at the Democratic convention.
US warplanes, by contrast, flew high above their targets, 'unleashing' small numbers of bombs and missiles.
Police initiated the attack by 'unleashing' their dogs and injuring several workers.
A clutch of innovative jewellers, many of them British, has been instrumental in 'unleashing' a revolution in gem taste.
Police were today hunting thugs who 'unleashed' a pack of hunting dogs to kill deer in a National Trust park.
But then, two days later, I discovered the enormity of what I had 'unleashed' .
By then he and the BBC were refusing to capitulate as Mr Campbell 'unleashed' a ferocious assault.
Have they been successful in 'unleashing' weapons of mass destruction against us?
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