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releasing

Aussprache: [rɪˈliːsɪŋ]

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Kontext: „action“

(verb) to set something free or let it go. When you release a balloon, it goes up into the sky instead of staying in your hand.

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She is releasing the butterflies she caught in a jar.

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He didn't release the dog when it wanted to play outside.

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Are you going to release the fish back into the water?

Kontext: „information“

(verb) to make something available to the public or for people to see. For example, when a movie company releases a new movie, lots of people can go and watch it in theaters.

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The company is releasing a new software update next week.

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They are not releasing any new songs this year.

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When are they going to release the new book?

Kontext: „emotion“

(verb) to let go of feelings or stress. When you are feeling upset and you talk about it, you are releasing your emotions.

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He felt much better after releasing his worries by talking to a friend.

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She doesn't like to release her feelings; she keeps them inside.

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What helps you release your stress after a long day?

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