Collocations with "release"

To officially make a transcript public, often after a period of being confidential.

to stop applying the brake

to make a game available to the public

to be made available to the public in a short time

To make a memo available to the public.

To let out pent-up aggressive feelings.

to let a captive go, often as part of an agreement

to let go of a lever, often to stop a function

to let a smell spread out from where it is contained

the distribution of a film for exhibition in cinemas

To set the defendant free, for example after being acquitted or on bail.

To make a guideline available to the public.

Refers to something (e.g., a movie, a product, a prisoner) that will be made available or set free very soon.

To make a product like a film, game, or album available to the public.

To make a poll and its results available to the public.

To make a disc available for the public to buy.

To emit or discharge radioactivity into the environment.

A version of a product (like software or a film) that is made available after a previous one.

to set someone or something free without any prior conditions being met

to make a videotape available to the public