release
//rɪˈliːs//
Verb
To set free from confinement, restraint, or obligation
The prisoners were released after ten years.
To allow something to move, act, or flow freely
She released the balloon and watched it float into the sky.
To make information, a product, or a recording available to the public
The company will release a new smartphone next month.
To stop holding or gripping something
She released the rope and it fell to the ground.
Noun
The act of setting someone or something free
The prisoner celebrated his release from jail.
A product, recording, or piece of information that has been made available to the public
The band's new release will be available next month.
A device or mechanism that unfastens or liberates something
Press the release to open the safety belt.
The action of allowing something to move, act, or flow freely
The release of the spring caused the mechanism to move.