RELEASED - Traducción inglés-francés

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Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

to release on bail: relâcher sous caution

to be released on parole: être libéré sur parole

to be released from jail: être libéré (de prison)

to release the brake: desserrer le frein

to release sb for insufficient evidence: relaxer qn pour manque de preuves

délier qn d'une promesse: to release sb from a promise

se délier d'une promesse: to release oneself from a promise

la sortie de ce film est prévue pour le mois prochain: this film should be released next month

libérer qn d'une promesse: to release sb from a promise

sortir sur les écrans: to be released in the cinemas

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

However, the money available was insufficient to support the project, so it was neglected for a time.

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In the end, insufficient operating funds were the cause of the school's closure in 1989.

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However, following the further nuclear leaks, its actions were read by the market as insufficient despite 8 trillion yen being pumped into the market.

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He got 14,044 votes which was insufficient for a seat.

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The officers remaining with the regiment fit for duty are insufficient for ordinary camp duty.

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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. release [ingl. brit. rɪˈliːs, ingl. am. rəˈlis] SUST.

1. release (liberation):

2. release (relief):

3. release TÉC.:

4. release MILIT.:

5. release TÉC.:

6. release PRENSA (announcement):

7. release CINE (making publicly available):

8. release (film, video, record):

9. release TRANSP. (from customs, warehouse):

10. release (discharge form):

11. release (of employee for training) → day release

II. release [ingl. brit. rɪˈliːs, ingl. am. rəˈlis] V. trans.

1. release (set free):

2. release fig.:

3. release (unlock):

4. release (launch into flight):

5. release (let go of):

6. release PRENSA:

7. release:

8. release DER.:

9. release MED.:

day release SUST.

1. day release:

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

cable release SUST.

day release SUST.

1. day release:

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

press release SUST.

pre-release [ingl. brit. priːrɪˈliːs, ingl. am. ˌprirəˈlis] ADJ. CINE

quick-release [ingl. am. ˌkwɪkrəˈlis] ADJ.

quick-release mechanism:

sustained-release ADJ.

sustained-release drug, vitamin:

shutter release SUST. FOTO

block release course SUST.

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I. release [rɪˈli:s] V. trans.

1. release (free):

2. release DER.:

3. release (free from suffering):

4. release (move sth):

5. release FOTO:

6. release (detonate):

7. release (allow to escape):

8. release (weaken):

9. release (make public):

10. release (publish):

II. release [rɪˈli:s] SUST. no pl.

1. release (act of freeing):

2. release (handle):

3. release (act of releasing):

4. release (freeing):

5. release (relaxation):

6. release (freeing from bad feeling):

7. release (escape of gases):

8. release no pl. (making public):

9. release (public relations info):

10. release (new CD, film):

news release SUST. ingl. am.

shutter release SUST. FOTO

cab release SUST.

press release SUST.

I. release [rɪ·ˈlis] V. trans.

1. release (free):

2. release DER.:

3. release (free from suffering):

4. release (move something):

5. release FOTO:

6. release (detonate):

7. release (allow to escape):

8. release (weaken):

9. release (make public):

10. release (publish):

II. release [rɪ·ˈlis] SUST.