unleash

• Verbo que indica liberar o soltar algo poderoso o contenido, como una emoción, una fuerza o un animal, permitiendo que actúe con toda su intensidad. También se usa para dar rienda suelta a algo, como un plan o un ataque.

A verb used to indicate the act of releasing or setting free something powerful, such as an emotion, force, or animal.

1. Release or ventB2formal

   To let out or express a strong emotion, force, or energy.

   Liberar o desatar

   • The storm unleashed its fury on the coastal town.
   • He unleashed a torrent of criticism against the policy.
   • The singer unleashed her powerful voice during the performance.

   Sinónimosdischargeemitlet looselet outreleaseunloosevent

   Antónimoscheckcontaincurbrestrainstiflesuppress

2. Release from a leashB1formal

   To free an animal from a physical restraint, such as a leash.

   Soltar la correa

   • She unleashed the dog so it could run in the park.
   • The hunter unleashed his hounds to track the prey.
   • He carefully unleashed the horse before the ride.

   Sinónimoslet looselooseset freeunloose

   Antónimosbindleashrestraintethertie

3. Turn loose or free from restraintB2formal

   To set something free from any form of control or limitation.

   soltar o liberar de una restricción

   • The new technology will unleash a wave of innovation.
   • The company plans to unleash a new product line next month.
   • The artist unleashed his creativity on the blank canvas.

   Sinónimosfreelet golet looseliberateloosereleaseset freeunchainuntie

   Antónimosbindcheckconfinecontrolcurbholdinhibitleashrestraintie