release
serbest bırakmak
definition
verb
the government announced that the prisoners would be released
allow or enable to escape from confinement; set free.
she released his arm and pushed him aside
allow (something) to move, act, or flow freely.
noun
a campaign by the prisoner's mother resulted in his release
the action or process of releasing or being released.
the film was withheld for two years before its release
the action of making a movie, recording, or other product available for general viewing or purchase.
translation of 'release'
verb
gösterime sokmak,
affetmek,
bırakmak,
gevşetmek,
yayın izni vermek,
salmak,
koyvermek,
deklanşöre basmak,
ipoteğini çözmek,
feragat etmek,
salıvermek,
muaf tutmak,
serbest bırakmak
noun
deklanşör,
davadan vazgeçme,
bırakma,
yayın izni,
azat,
muafiyet,
salıverme,
devir,
yay,
muaf tutma,
kurtuluş,
serbest bırakma,
serbest kalma,
feragat
example
It's really a joystick that jumps back to the home position when you 'release' it.
it happened due to the 'release' of the handbrake
On the 42nd hour, I spoke with a court-appointed lawyer who told me the courts were deliberately slowing the process of our 'release' .
Catherine's hand struggled desperately to move, trying to 'release' the increasing pressure on her throat.
they're demanding his immediate 'release' from jail
All it takes to get this car moving like a breeze is to 'release' the hand brake, turn the knob on the dashboard to forward mode and press the accelerator.
his current album 'release' has topped the charts for six months
Critics across the country savaged the film upon its initial 'release' , dismissing it as directionless and dreary.
The crowds grew in size and confidence, and began to demand the immediate 'release' of the results.
it's on commercial 'release'
Needless to say, we shall be monitoring its process, from US 'release' , through to our verdict and its fate come the Awards season.
The single went on 'release' last Friday, July 26 and is expected to shoot into the Irish top 40 within the next fortnight.
Composure slowly seeped back into the aggressive man, enabling him to gently 'release' his captive from his tight and trembling grasps.
Overall, this album is a quality 'release' , but a few years too late and with innovation lacking.
There was no deed of 'release' , no terms of settlement; your client just accepted that money, and, presumably there is some rule of court that deals with that.
his current album 'release' has topped the charts for six months
The single goes on 'release' nationally on Monday, August 8, and will be available through all record shops.
the film was withheld for two years before its 'release'
Of course, he knew what to charge in these days of globalisation, and had it not been for Marchizu's 'release' on parole, the community would never have been able to afford him.
He sought 'release' on bail while he appealed his conviction and sentence.
Greenhouse nitrous oxide 'release' , which results from fertiliser and pulse crop nitrification, remains the subject of ongoing research.
I have been advised by my bank manager that any 'release' of money needs to be authorised by the solicitors who initiated the freezing injunction.
press and 'release' the reset button quickly
We will be able to hit a moving target, or even a target that is stationary at weapons 'release' but attempts to escape as the weapon is in-flight.
the strategy would 'release' forces for service in other areas
Next, point the camera at the other extreme and once again half press the 'release' .
I am all about maintaining the rights and freedoms of Canadians but why isn't treatment a condition of his 'release' ?
'release' date
Last week we received a 'release' which said the following.
The Mounties, in a news 'release' , said a birth certificate and other items found on the remains confirmed MacDonald's identity.
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