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How to Use "Release" with Example Sentences
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release
(v):
to let someone or something free; to make something public
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Used with nouns:
"
She
released
her
grip
of the steering wheel.
"
(grip, hold)
"
The police will
release
the
suspect
.
"
(suspect, information, tape)
"
The kidnapper is
releasing
the
captives
.
"
(captives, hostages, prisoners)
"
My band just
released
a new
single
.
"
(single, album, record, song, video)
"
The mayor has
released
a
statement
.
"
(statement)
Used with adverbs:
"
They
quickly
released
the dog to its owner.
"
(quickly, immediately)
"
He was
eventually
released
from prison.
"
(eventually)
"
They
finally
released
my father from the hospital.
"
(finally, recently)
"
They
accidentally
released
the animal from its cage.
"
(accidentally)
"
They
officially
released
the police report to the public.
"
(officially)
"
The new cell phone will be
released
shortly
.
"
(shortly, soon)
Used with verbs:
"
The government
refuses to
release
more information.
"
(refuses to, plans to)
Used with prepositions:
"
He was
released
from
jail.
"
(from)
"
Are they going to
release
it
to
the public?
"
(to)
"
It hasn't been
released
in
the theaters.
"
(in)
"
It hasn't been
released
on
DVD.
"
(on)
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release
(n):
the act of letting someone or something free; the act of making something public
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Used with adjectives:
"
There are asking for his
immediate
release
.
"
(immediate, early)
"
We are waiting for the
latest
release
of his album.
"
(latest, new, official)
"
We are waiting for the
news
release
.
"
(news, press)
Used with verbs:
"
We
demand
his immediate
release
.
"
(demand, be + asking for)
"
The government
secured
his
release
.
"
(secured, negotiated)
Used with prepositions:
"
We celebrated his
release
from
the hospital.
"
(from)
"
We are waiting for the movie's
release
on
DVD.
"
(on)
Used with nouns:
"
When is the
release
date
?
"
(date)
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