release
The word 'rilascio' in Italian translates to 'release' in English. It is used in a similar context, often referring to the act of setting free, publishing, or making available something that was previously held or restricted. For example, 'rilasciare un nuovo album' means 'to release a new album'.
Release your arm please.
This sentence is used in scenarios where, for example, you could be trying to explain to someone that you want that person to let go of your arm, or when you want a patient to loosen their arm for a medical checkup.
The release of the new book is expected next week.
In this context, 'rilascio' is used to indicate the publication or launch of a new book. It's often used in publishing or entertainment industries to refer to the 'release' of a new product or work.
The post office sent a release notice.
This sentence could be used in a situation where the post office sends a notice to inform a person that a package or a letter which had been held is now released for pick up or delivery.