B2 adjective ニュートラル

release

/rɪˈliːs/

Functioning as an attributive descriptor for something that sets free, discharges, or makes a product or information available to the public. It typically characterizes dates, mechanisms, or legal documents intended to liberate or launch something.

例文

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1

The movie's release date was pushed back to next summer due to production delays.

The movie's release date was pushed back to next summer due to production delays.

2

Technicians inspected the release mechanism to ensure the satellite would deploy correctly.

Technicians inspected the release mechanism to ensure the satellite would deploy correctly.

3

Did you read the release notes for the new software update?

Did you read the release notes for the new software update?

語族

名詞
release
Verb
release
形容詞
released
関連
releaser
💡

覚え方のコツ

Think of a 'RE-LEASE' as giving something a 'new lease' on life by letting it go out into the world.

クイックテスト

The company has not yet announced the official ______ date for the new smartphone.

正解!

正解は: release

例文

1

The movie's release date was pushed back to next summer due to production delays.

everyday

The movie's release date was pushed back to next summer due to production delays.

2

Technicians inspected the release mechanism to ensure the satellite would deploy correctly.

formal

Technicians inspected the release mechanism to ensure the satellite would deploy correctly.

3

Did you read the release notes for the new software update?

informal

Did you read the release notes for the new software update?

4

The study analyzed the release rate of carbon dioxide from the permafrost layers.

academic

The study analyzed the release rate of carbon dioxide from the permafrost layers.

5

All participants must sign a release form before the filming begins.

business

All participants must sign a release form before the filming begins.

語族

名詞
release
Verb
release
形容詞
released
関連
releaser

よく使う組み合わせ

release date release date
release mechanism release mechanism
release form release form
release valve release valve
release paper release paper

よく使うフレーズ

press release

press release

work release

work release

general release

general release

よく混同される語

release vs relief

Relief is a feeling of comfort after stress, whereas release refers to the physical act of letting something go.

release vs relinquish

Relinquish means to give up control or a claim, while release means to set something free or make it public.

📝

使い方のコツ

In this adjective-like form, 'release' is always used before a noun (attributive) to describe its function or schedule. It does not have comparative forms like 'more release'.

⚠️

よくある間違い

Learners often use 'releasing' instead of 'release' in fixed terms like 'release date' or 'release form.'

💡

覚え方のコツ

Think of a 'RE-LEASE' as giving something a 'new lease' on life by letting it go out into the world.

📖

語源

Derived from the Old French 'relaissier', meaning to leave behind, abandon, or let go.

文法パターン

Attributive use only (placed before nouns) Non-gradable (cannot be 'very release')
🌍

文化的な背景

In the media and legal industries, a 'release' is a standard requirement for permission to use someone's likeness or property.

クイックテスト

The company has not yet announced the official ______ date for the new smartphone.

正解!

正解は: release

関連する文法

関連単語

badly

A1

In a way that is not good, effective, or successful. It can also be used to mean 'very much' when you want or need something a lot.

lineup

A1

A lineup is a group of people or things organized in a specific order for an event or purpose. It is often used to describe players on a sports team, performers at a concert, or a list of products.

thoughtful

A1

Thoughtful describes someone who is kind and thinks about the needs or feelings of others. It can also describe a person who is thinking deeply or carefully about a specific subject.

skull

A1

The skull is the hard, bony structure that forms the head in humans and animals. Its main purpose is to protect the brain and support the shape of the face.

recipient

A1

A recipient is a person or group that receives something, such as a letter, a gift, or an award. It is a formal way to describe the person on the receiving end of an action or object.

shy

A1

Shy describes a person who feels nervous, uncomfortable, or timid around other people. It often involves a lack of confidence in social situations or a hesitation to speak and interact with strangers.

shorts

A1

Shorts are a type of clothing worn on the lower part of the body that covers the hips and the tops of the legs. They are typically worn in warm weather or during physical activities like sports and exercise.

meadow

A1

A meadow is a field covered with grass and often wildflowers. It is a natural area where grass is allowed to grow freely, often used for animals to graze or for people to enjoy nature.

disrupt

A1

To stop something from happening in the normal way or to cause a problem that interrupts a process. It is often used when an event or a system is forced to change its usual flow.

scary

A1

Something that is scary makes you feel afraid or frightened. It is often used to describe things like horror movies, monsters, or dangerous situations that cause a feeling of fear.

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