Releaseの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: I think it’s another way of saying “burn calories.”

A: I pressed the key, and then i released it.

They are opposites.

Release means to let something go. Press means to push something down.

A: it means they were once in jail, and bail is the way to get them out. bail is usually an amount of money

A: "Liberar"
For example : My brain releases endorphins when I eat chocolate

A: Release:
To let go of something.
To set something or someone free.

"Release the tiger from that cage!"

A: @teethallgrey
1. Please release the prisoner from jail
2. Please convince me that you are not a thief.
2. Peanut butter is a sticky substance.

A: Release is not a commonly used word in everyday conversation. More often we would use something like “let go.” A very formal way to say “Let the dog go” would be “Release the dog.” Saying “Release me!” would just mean “Let me go!” Another sentence example: “He released the boat from the dock.” Also, “They just released her from prison.” We do frequently use the word release when discussing movies and music. “Taylor Swift just released a new album.” “Toy Story 4 was released on DVD last month.” “I can’t wait for the release of Star Wars.” I hope this helps!

A: Release your emotion when you perform the song on stage!

A: It is used on the PayPal App and some banks use it

A: I had to release the animal out into the wild.

A: début is the first ever opening and release is they’re being let out of wherever they are or whatever they’re doing

A: "Release of" talks about the something being "released from" something else, for example:

The man was "released from" the prison.

Today the "release of" the man was held at the prison.

One focuses on where the man was released from (the prison) and the other focuses on what was released from the prison (the man).

There's many more examples and context that these could take place in but this is just a very basic example, it'll become a natural and make more sense as you learn more.

Hope this helps!

A: I would both of them are correct,and they have the same meaning
But “relieve stress” is more common

A: In business terms (especially in technology), they are almost the same.
"Windows will launch a new operating system", "The company will release a new line of smartphones later this year".
However, we usually say "The movie was released yesterday" and not "The movie was launched yesterday".

Other uses of "launch":
launch a rocket
launch a boat
launch a ball (a bit unnatural, we usually just say "throw a ball")

Usually transportation or things that are thrown.

Other uses of "release":
release a bird/fish/other animal ("After catching the fish, we decided to release it".)
release a ball (this mean you let it go without an initial force)
release information
catch-and-release

Usually for animals, information, or any instance where you can say "let go".

If something is released, it is let out of a container, either accidentally or on purpose.

makes a good point: often launch is used when a kind of "force" (whether physical or figurative) is applied, whereas release is when something is just "let go".

A: Release = to let out
Relieve = to reduce

So, to release stress would be to do something (physically) that exhausts the stress out of you, like jogging.

To relieve stress would be like relieving pain - to do or partake in something that is therapeutical, most commonly relaxing given the context of your question (so, a way to relieve stress would be to meditate, for example).

Hope this helps!

Edit: And yes, both phrases are commonly used :)

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A: um that's u natural because we'll their is no redan answer of saying release your demon

A: i hope this helps

A: ‎How to release stress.
In my case, there are three methods I use. (or "I have three ways to release stress.")
First, social drinking.
I like drinking with my wife and my friends. People become more cheerful with alcohol.
Second, working out.
I like to work out because I participate in physique competitions.
Basically, you should do whatever you like.

A: In 2010, a Kpop agency called Big Hit entertainment chose 5 singers to recruit for a new Kpop band. After a while, two more participants joined the band. They practised their vocal and dancing skills for a while until they debuted with their first song.

They debuted in 2013 with the song “No More Dream.” Then, Big Hit released a song that would send a craze to Kpop. To this day, BTS is still one of the most popular Kpop bands and they are gaining popularity worldwide.

A: "They released the information to the media at their discretion."

A: Just add a "th" at the end of "24."

When using numbers to count up whether it be for a date or the amount of something. We add letters after the number to change the pronunciation.

1 or "one" turns into 1st, or "First."

2 or "Two" turns into 2nd, or "Second."

3 or "Three" turns into 3rd, or "Third."

Anything after that you just add a "th" but any number that begins with 1, 2, or 3 gets the above treatment except for 11, 12, and 13, Those rebels get a "th" also, Hope that helps. :)

A: The release day has been pushed back.