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1 pick

pick

A n

1 ( tool) gen pioche f, pic m ; (of miner, geologist) pic m ; ( of climber) piolet m ; ( of mason) smille f ; to dig with a pick creuser à la pioche ;

2 ( choice) choix m ; to have one's pick of avoir le choix parmi ; to take one's pick faire son choix (of parmi) ; take your pick choisis ; to get first pick choisir le/la premier/-ière, être le/la premier/-ière à choisir ;

3 ( best) meilleur/-e m/f ; the pick of the crop ( fruit) les meilleurs fruits ; the pick of this month's new films les meilleurs films sortis ce mois-ci ; the pick of the bunch le/la etc meilleur/-e etc du lot.

B vtr

1 (choose, select) gen choisir (from parmi) ; Sport sélectionner [player] (from parmi) ; former [team] ; ‘pick a card, any card’ ‘choisis une carte, n'importe laquelle’ ; to be picked for England/for the team être sélectionné pour représenter l'Angleterre/pour faire partie de l'équipe ; you picked the right person/a good time to do it tu as choisi la personne qu'il fallait/le bon moment pour faire cela ; you picked the wrong man ou person tu as choisi la mauvaise personne ; he certainly knows how to pick them! il sait les choisir! also iron ; to pick a fight ( physically) chercher à se bagarrer ○ (with avec) ; to pick a fight ou a quarrel chercher querelle (with à) ;

2 to pick one's way through avancer avec précaution parmi [rubble, litter] ; to pick one's way down prendre des précautions pour descendre [mountain, slope] ;

3 (pluck, gather) cueillir [fruit, flowers] ;

4 ( poke at) gratter [spot, scab, skin] ; to pick sth from ou off sth enlever qch de qch ; to pick one's nose mettre les doigts dans son nez ; to pick one's teeth se curer or se nettoyer les dents ; to pick a hole in one's sweater faire un trou dans son pull-over à force de tirer les mailles ; to pick a lock crocheter une serrure ; to pick sb's pocket faire les poches de qn.

C vi

1 ( choose) choisir ; you can afford to pick and choose tu peux te permettre de faire les difficiles or de faire la fine bouche (among, between pour choisir parmi) ;

2 ( poke) ⇒ pick at, pick over etc.

Phrasal verbs

■ pick at:

▶ pick at [sth]

1 [person] manger [qch] du bout des dents [food] ; gratter, tripoter ○ [spot, scab] ; tripoter ○ [fabric, knot] ;

2 [bird] picorer [crumbs] ;

▶ pick at [sb] US ⇒ pick on.

■ pick off:

▶ pick [sb] off, pick off [sb] ( kill) abattre ; he picked them off one by one il les visait soigneusement et les abattait un à un ; lions pick off any stragglers les lions se jettent sur les traînards ;

▶ pick [sth] off, pick off [sth] enlever [qch] ;

▶ pick [sth] off sth cueillir [qch] sur qch [apple, cherry] ; to pick sth off the floor prendre qch qui était par terre ; to pick sth off the top of a cake retirer qch qui était sur un gâteau.

■ pick on:

▶ pick on [sb] (harass, single out) harceler ; stop picking on me! arrête de me harceler comme ça, fiche-moi la paix! ○ ; pick on someone your own size! ne t'attaque pas à quelqu'un de plus faible que toi.

■ pick out:

▶ pick [sb/sth] out, pick out [sb/sth]

1 ( select) gen choisir ; ( single out) repérer ; to be picked out from the group être remarqué dans le groupe ; to pick out three winners sélectionner trois gagnants (from parmi) ;

2 (make out, distinguish) distinguer [object, landmark] ; saisir, comprendre [words] ; reconnaître [person in photo, suspect] ; repérer [person in crowd] ; to pick out the theme in a variation reconnaître le thème dans une variation ;

3 ( highlight) [person, artist] mettre en valeur [title, letter] ; [torch, beam] révéler [form, object] ; to be picked out in red être mis en valeur en rouge ;

4 to pick out a tune (on the piano) retrouver un air (au piano).

■ pick over:

▶ pick [sth] over, pick over [sth]

1 lit trier [articles, lentils, raisins] ;

2 fig analyser [film, book].

■ pick up:

▶ pick up

1 ( improve) [trade, market, business] reprendre ; [weather, performance, health] s'améliorer ; [ill person] se rétablir ; things have picked up slightly ça commence à aller mieux ;

2 ( resume) reprendre ; to pick up (from) where one left off reprendre là où on s'est arrêté ;

▶ pick [sb/sth] up, pick up [sb/sth]

1 (lift, take hold of) ( to tidy) ramasser [object, litter, toys, clothes] ; ( to examine) prendre ; ( after fall) relever [person, child] ; ( for cuddle) prendre [qn] dans ses bras [person, child] ; to pick sth up in ou with one's left hand prendre qch de sa main gauche ; to pick up the telephone décrocher le téléphone ; the wave picked up the boat la vague a soulevé le bateau ; to pick up the bill ou tab ○ régler l'addition, casquer ○ ;

2 ( collect) prendre [passenger, cargo, hitcher] ; (passer) prendre [dry-cleaning, ticket, keys] ; aller chercher [person from airport, station] ; could you pick me up? est-ce que tu peux venir me chercher? ;

▶ pick [sth] up, pick up [sth]

1 ( buy) prendre, acheter [milk, bread, newspaper] ; dénicher [bargain, find] ; could you pick up some milk on the way home? peux-tu prendre du lait en rentrant à la maison? ;

2 (learn, acquire) apprendre [language] ; prendre [habit, accent] ; développer [skill] ; where did he pick up those manners? où a-t-il pris or attrapé ces manières? ; I'm hoping to pick up some tips j'espère obtenir quelques tuyaux ; it's not difficult, you'll soon pick it up ce n'est pas difficile, tu t'y mettras vite ;

3 ( catch) attraper [illness, cold, infection] ;

4 (notice, register) [person] repérer [mistake, error] ; [person, machine] détecter [defect] ;

5 ( detect) [person, animal] trouver [trail, scent] ; [searchlight, radar] détecter la présence de [aircraft, person, object] ; Radio, Telecom capter [signal, broadcast] ;

6 (gain, earn) gagner [point, size] ; acquérir [reputation] ; to pick up speed prendre de la vitesse ;

7 ( resume) reprendre [conversation, career] ; you'll soon pick up your French again ton français te reviendra vite ; to pick up the pieces (of one's life) recoller les morceaux ;

▶ pick [sb] up, pick up [sb]

1 ( rescue) [helicopter, ship] recueillir [person] ;

2 ( arrest) [police] arrêter [suspect] ;

3 ( meet) péj ramasser [person, partner, prostitute] ;

4 ( find fault with) faire des remarques à [person] (on sur) ; they'll pick you up for being improperly dressed ils vont te faire remarquer que tu n'es pas vêtu correctement ;

▶ pick oneself up

1 lit ( get up) se relever ;

2 fig ( recover) se reprendre.

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2 release

rə'li:s
1. verb
1) (to set free; to allow to leave: He was released from prison yesterday; I am willing to release him from his promise to me.) liberar

2) (to stop holding etc; to allow to move, fall etc: He released (his hold on) the rope.) soltar

3) (to move (a catch, brake etc) which prevents something else from moving, operating etc: He released the handbrake and drove off.) soltar

4) (to allow (news etc) to be made known publicly: The list of winners has just been released.) hacer público, dar a conocer

5) (to offer (a film, record etc) to the general public: Their latest record will be released next week.) (película) emitir; sacar (disco)

2. noun
1) (the act of releasing or being released: After his release, the prisoner returned to his home town; the release of a new film; (also adjective) the release catch.) liberación, puesta en libertad

2) (something that is released: This record is their latest release; The Government issued a press release (= a statement giving information about something, sent or given to newspapers, reporters etc).) lanzamiento, estreno; comunicado

release¹ n liberación

after their release, the hostages went home después de su liberación, los rehenes se fueron a casa

release² vb liberar / poner en libertad

the hostages have been released han puesto en libertad a los rehenes

El gerundio de release se escribe releasing

release

tr[rɪ'liːs]

noun

1 (setting free) liberación nombre femenino, puesta en libertad

2 (relief) alivio

3 (of film) estreno; (of record) lanzamiento

4 (of gas etc) emisión nombre femenino

5 (new thing - film) estreno, novedad nombre femenino cinematográfica; (- record) nuevo disco, novedad nombre femenino discográfica

6 (statement) comunicado

transitive verb

1 (set free) liberar, poner en libertad

2 (let go of) soltar

3 (brake etc) soltar; (shutter) disparar

4 (bring out - film) estrenar; (- record) sacar

5 (gas etc - give out) emitir; (- give off) desprender

6 (statement, information) hacer público, dar a conocer

\

SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL

to release from jail excarcelar

release [ri'li:s] vt, - leased ; - leasing

1) free: liberar, poner en libertad

2) loosen: soltar, aflojar

to release the brake: soltar el freno

3) relinquish: renunciar a, ceder

4) issue: publicar (un libro), estrenar (una película), sacar (un disco)

release n

1) liberation: liberación f, puesta f en libertad

2) relinquishment: cesión f (de propiedad, etc.)

3) issue: estreno m (de una película), puesta f en venta (de un disco), publicación f (de un libro)

4) escape: escape m, fuga f (de un gas)

release

n.

• descargo s.m.

• desunión s.f.

• disparador s.m.

• disparo s.m.

• estreno general s.m.

• excarcelación s.f.

• liberación s.f.

• soltura s.f.

• suelta s.f.

v.

• desaprisionar v.

• desprender v.

• estrenar v.

• exonerar v.

• largar v.

• liberar v.

• libertar v.

• relevar v.

• soltar v.

I rɪ'liːs
transitive verb

1)

a) \<\<prisoner/hostage\>\> poner* en libertad, liberar

to release somebody FROM something: she was released from jail fue puesta en libertad, salió de la cárcel; they released him from the contract — le condonaron las obligaciones emanadas del contrato (frml)

b) ( unleash) desatar

c) \<\<funds/personnel\>\> ceder

he was released from his normal duties — lo dispensaron de sus tareas habituales

2) \<\<information/figures\>\> hacer* público, dar* a conocer; \<\<record/book\>\> sacar* (a la venta); \<\<movie\>\> estrenar

3) ( emit) \<\<gas\>\> despedir*

4)

a) ( let go) \<\<bomb\>\> arrojar

he released his grip on her — la soltó

b) \<\<brake/clutch\>\> soltar*

II

noun

1) u

a) (from prison, captivity) puesta f en libertad, liberación f

b) (of funds, personnel) cesión f

2)

a) u ( of book) publicación f; ( of record) salida f al mercado; ( of movie) estreno m

in o (BrE) on general release — en todos los cines

b) c (record, movie)

new releases — ( records) novedades fpl discográficas; ( movies) últimos estrenos mpl

3) u ( of gas) escape m

[rɪ'liːs]
1. N

1) (=liberation) [of prisoner, hostage] liberación f, puesta f en libertad; [of convict] excarcelación f, puesta f en libertad

his release came through on Monday — se aprobó su excarcelación el lunes, la orden de su puesta en libertad llegó el lunes

on his release from prison he... — al salir de la cárcel...

complications have delayed his release from hospital — ciertas complicaciones han impedido que se le dé de alta todavía
day
2) (fig) (=relief) alivio m

death came as a merciful release — la muerte fue una bendición or un gran alivio

3) (=issue) [of film] estreno m ; [of record, video] puesta f en venta; [of book] puesta f en venta or circulación; [of news] publicación f

to be on general release — exhibirse en todos los cines

4) (=record, book, film, video)

their new release is called... — su nuevo disco se llama...

the pick of this month's video releases — las mejores novedades en vídeo or (LAm) video de este mes

new releases — (=records) novedades fpl discográficas; (=films) nuevas producciones fpl ; (=books) nuevas publicaciones fpl
press 4.
5) (=making available) [of documents] publicación f ; [of funds] cesión f

6) (=emission) [of gas, smoke] escape m, emisión f ; [of hormones] secreción f

a sudden release of creative energy — un estallido de energía creadora

7) (Tech, Phot) (=catch) disparador m ; shutter

8) (Jur) [of right, property] cesión f

2. VT

1) (=set free) [+ prisoner, hostage] poner en libertad, liberar; [+ convict] excarcelar, poner en libertad; [+ patient] dar de alta; [+ victim] (from wreckage) liberar; [+ animal] soltar, dejar en libertad; [+ person] (from obligation) eximir

she was released from hospital after treatment — le dieron de alta del hospital después de un tratamiento

they released him to go to a new post — permitieron que se fuera a ocupar un nuevo puesto

to release sb from a debt — eximir a algn de una deuda, condonar una deuda a algn frm

she released him from all his vows — lo eximió de cumplir todas sus promesas

the bird was released into the wild — el pájaro fue devuelto a su hábitat natural
bail
2) (=issue) [+ film] estrenar; [+ record, video] sacar, poner a la venta; [+ book] publicar; [+ news, report, information, statement] hacer público, dar a conocer

the police have released the names of the victims — la policía ha hecho públicos or dado a conocer los nombres de las víctimas

3) (=make available) [+ documents] facilitar; [+ funds] facilitar, ceder

4) (=emit) [+ gas, smoke, heat, energy] despedir, emitir; [+ hormones] secretar, segregar

5) (=let go) [+ sb's hand, arm] soltar; (Tech) [+ spring, clasp, catch] soltar; (Phot) [+ shutter] disparar

to release one's grip or hold (on sth/sb): he released his grip on my arm — me soltó el brazo

the state has to release its hold on the economy — el estado tiene que soltar las riendas de la economía

6) (=let out, give vent to) [+ anger, frustration] descargar, dar rienda suelta a; [+ creativity] sacar a flote; [+ memories] desatar, desencadenar; [+ tension] relajar

your book has released a flood of memories — tu libro ha desatado or desencadenado una lluvia de recuerdos

7) (Aut) [+ brake] soltar

8) (Jur) [+ right, property] ceder

3.

CPD

release date N — [of film] fecha f de estreno; [of CD] fecha f de salida; [of prisoner] fecha f de puesta en libertad

* * *

I [rɪ'liːs]
transitive verb

1)

a) \<\<prisoner/hostage\>\> poner* en libertad, liberar

to release somebody FROM something: she was released from jail fue puesta en libertad, salió de la cárcel; they released him from the contract — le condonaron las obligaciones emanadas del contrato (frml)

b) ( unleash) desatar

c) \<\<funds/personnel\>\> ceder

he was released from his normal duties — lo dispensaron de sus tareas habituales

2) \<\<information/figures\>\> hacer* público, dar* a conocer; \<\<record/book\>\> sacar* (a la venta); \<\<movie\>\> estrenar

3) ( emit) \<\<gas\>\> despedir*

4)

a) ( let go) \<\<bomb\>\> arrojar

he released his grip on her — la soltó

b) \<\<brake/clutch\>\> soltar*

II

noun

1) u

a) (from prison, captivity) puesta f en libertad, liberación f

b) (of funds, personnel) cesión f

2)

a) u ( of book) publicación f; ( of record) salida f al mercado; ( of movie) estreno m

in o (BrE) on general release — en todos los cines

b) c (record, movie)

new releases — ( records) novedades fpl discográficas; ( movies) últimos estrenos mpl

3) u ( of gas) escape m

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