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1 випускати
= випустити1) to let out; ( відпускати) to let go; ( на волю) to release, to set free, to set at liberty; ( упускати) to let fall ( drop)випускати з рук — to lose ( to leave) hold of, to drop, to relinquish, to let go; to let slip through the fingers; to let fall, to leave out
випускати на свободу — to set free, to set at liberty
2) (акції, журнали) to issue; ( книгу) to publishвипускати позику — to emit ( to issue) a loan
3) ( виробляти) to produce; to turn out, to put outвипускати продукцію — to turn out, to produce, to manufacture
випускати у продаж — to put on the market, to put on sale
4) тк. док. ( виключити з тексту) to omit, to cut out5) ( студентів) to graduateвипускати — з навчального закладу to turn out, to graduate
6) to showвипускати кігті — to put out ( to show) the claws
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