Summary
release {noun}
vrijlating · decharge
to release {verb}
toelaten · verlossen · uitlaten · lossen · laten begaan · laten schieten · afhelpen · vrijmaken · loslaten · bevrijden · vrijlaten · laten · vieren · tappen · weglaten · vrijgeven
Usage examples
"Sputnik" will soon b...
... want the new release....
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English-Dutch translation for "release"
"release" Dutch translation
release {noun}
release {noun}
So I too very much welcomed the release of both Ngawang Sangdrol and Jigme Sangpo.
(Laughter) On the middle, this guy nested a couple of weeks after the release.
It is absolutely unequivocal in its demand: the immediate release of Aung San Suu Kyi.
There was an application for his release, but that has now been rejected.
The aim continues to be the release of all political prisoners in Cuba.
to release {verb}
to release [released|released] {vb} (also: to abide, to permit, to endure, to let)
It is crucial that the Congolese authorities permit political activities to take place, as soon as possible, and make an immediate start on releasing political prisoners.
to release [released|released] {vb} (also: to save, to disembarrass, to disencumber)
Only unconditional actions against the regime can release the people from their suffering.
to release [released|released] {vb} (also: to leave out, to walk, to omit, to overlook)
to release [released|released] {vb} (also: to unload)
One condition for releasing the funds is that the Commission must present to Parliament its overall strategy for solving the acute economic and political crisis in Russia.
PAHs do not dissolve in water, they accumulate in the food chain, and they return to the carbon cycle when released into the environment, thus causing lasting damage to nature.
to release [released|released] {vb} (also: to leave, to let)
to release [released|released] {vb} (also: to let, to leave)
Is anyone prepared to sacrifice trade contracts with China in exchange for the release of Tibetan monks imprisoned for alleged subversive...
to release [released|released] {vb} (also: to help off, to help down, to rid)
to release [released|released] {vb} (also: to free)
We must release all our existing energies and harness our resources to the full.
The resulting shake-up of the world would release the forces of evil everywhere.
We will gladly release the funds as soon as the relevant documents have been submitted to us.
The Union must, as a matter of urgency, release funding that matches the ambitions it has stated.
By reducing consumption we would release great economic resources into society.
to release [released|released] {vb} (also: to leave, to reveal, to let, to free)
I can release my wing when I am in a spin or unstable.
– Nanotechnologies have potential, but anyone seeking, uninformed, to release such technologies onto the consumer market, unregulated
But really, where are those birds going to get released to?
to release [released|released] {vb} (also: to liberate, to rid, to free, to disembarrass)
No practical steps are being taken to obtain his release, which would also help to implement the Dayton Agreement.
order to release American prisoners in The Hague.
The situation of our fellow citizens is obviously close to our hearts and, in order to ensure their release, we will do whatever is
release women from rigid pay structures.
During my days and nights in Belgrade, I sensed that the people there wish to be released at last from the stifling atmosphere and the repression of the Milosevic regime.
to release [released|released] {vb} (also: to manumit)
Chairman of the subcommittee on crime fishing in a catch-and-release stream.
It is important that the Palestinians release the captured Israeli soldier immediately.
Should they thoroughly democratise their society and release activists from prison?
Having served over five months of his sentence, the president should release him without further ado.
The present release of fifteen East Timor political prisoners sends another positive signal.
to release [released|released] {vb} (also: to leave, to omit, to fail, to neglect)
I call upon the Burmese authorities to release Dr Salai Tun Than immediately.
So I marveled for a moment, and then decided it was time to release him, so I put him down.
What is the Commission's response to Yugoslavia's refusal to release the Albanian prisoners?
We urge the Belarusian authorities to release them immediately.
Narrator: Paul has his data, so they decide to release the animal back into the river.
to release [released|released] {vb} (also: to mass, to celebrate)
to release [released|released] {vb} (also: to vend, to dispose of)
to release [released|released] {vb} (also: to leave out, to omit, to overlook, to drop)
to release [released|released] {vb} (also: to decontrol, to disclose, to give leave of absence)
We found, testing thousands of individuals, that five percent of the population don't release oxytocin on stimulus.
If we did not get that, we would not release certain amounts of money and allow certain staffing levels.
It must release Palestinian monies and it must face an international inquiry into its actions in relation to Lebanon.
It is about what I originally said about the conditions under which we will release the amounts or the items which we entered in the
CA: And releasing this caused widespread outrage.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "release":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "release" in Dutch
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Similar words
relations · relationship · relative · relatively · relatives · relativism · relativity · relax · relaxing · relay · release · released · relentless · relevance · relevant · reliability · reliable · relief · relieved · religion · religious
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