release (someone or something) from (something)

To set someone or something loose from some kind of confinement. He released the woman from his grip and told her to run. The police were forced to release the suspect from prison due to a lack of hard evidence.

release someone or something from something

to liberate or let someone or something go from something. The police officer released George from the handcuffs. I released all the dogs from the city dog pound.

词组	release (someone or something) from (something)
释义	release (someone or something) from (something) release (someone or something) from (something) To set someone or something loose from some kind of confinement. He released the woman from his grip and told her to run. The police were forced to release the suspect from prison due to a lack of hard evidence. See also: release Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. release someone or something from something to liberate or let someone or something go from something. The police officer released George from the handcuffs. I released all the dogs from the city dog pound. See also: release McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: release release from turn (someone or something) loose set (someone or something) loose let (someone or something) go let (someone or something) loose let loose let one loose let somebody/something go let somebody/something loose
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