unleash

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de libérer ou de relâcher quelque chose de puissant, comme une émotion, une force ou un animal.

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.

   Libérer ou exprimer

   • 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.

   Synonymesdischargeemitlet looselet outreleaseunloosevent

   Antonymescheckcontaincurbrestrainstiflesuppress

2. Release from a leashB1formal

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

   Détacher (un animal)

   • 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.

   Synonymeslet looselooseset freeunloose

   Antonymesbindleashrestraintethertie

3. Turn loose or free from restraintB2formal

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

   Libérer de toute contrainte

   • 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.

   Synonymesfreelet golet looseliberateloosereleaseset freeunchainuntie

   Antonymesbindcheckconfinecontrolcurbholdinhibitleashrestraintie