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I[ri΄li:s] n ազատում, ազատ արձակում. release from prison ազատում բան տից. (հրատա րա կում) It is a new release Նոր է դուրս եկել. a press release հաղորդում մամուլի համար, մամլո հա ղորդագրությունII[ri΄li:s] v ազատում, ազատ արձակել. release from an obligation, duty պարտավորու թյուն ից ազատել. release from a debt պարտքից ազատել. release two days a week շաբաթը երկու օր ազատել. (բաց թողնել) release one’s hand ձեռ քը բաց թողնել. release the trigger ձգանը բաց թող նել. release a new film նոր ֆիլմ էկրան բաց թող նել/ցուցադրել
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