かいほう
Meanings
Noun
Verb (する, transitive)
1. release; unleashing; liberation; emancipation; setting free
You'll set us free once the war is over, right?
2. deallocation (of computer memory)
Pitch accent
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いほう
Used in vocabulary (23 in total)
liberation front
sense of liberation; feeling of freedom
emancipation of slaves
Examples (18 in total)
The hostages will be released.
The terrorists released the hostages.
She was relieved from insomnia.
Lincoln set the slaves free.
You'll set us free once the war is over, right?
The hostages will be released before Christmas.
He liberated the people from bondage.
Sooner or later, the hostages will be set free.
His words delivered her from her anxiety.
It was decided that we would storm in from the back and free the hostages.
The policeman wouldn't let go of the suspect.
I was questioned too, and it was dawn by the time I was released.
Cleanse me! Release me! Set me free!
Rather, I felt as if I had been liberated from all sorts of things.
The king ordered that the prisoner should be set free.
Finally, the children were released from the tension, and their expressions softened.
And just because you followed the order, it doesn't mean you will be released.
She was never completely free from pain after the accident.