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| gen. |
acceptance; deallocation; enable; enabling; homologation; qualification; type approval; unblocking; declassification of information; opening to the public; imprimatur; ready for press; withdrawal |
| auto. |
release (fertigungsseitig) |
| brit. |
liberalisation |
| busin. |
clearance |
| commun. |
clearing; cleardown (of the call); reconnection (of a subscriber line); release (for transfer); disconnection |
| comp. |
release; enable (of a resource) |
| comp., MS |
release (To send a production order from the estimation and scheduling stage to the shop floor so that production can begin); share (A directory or folder made available to users over the network) |
| construct. |
release (Dokumente, Prozesse) |
| econ. |
decontrol; green light; release (eines Buches) |
| el. |
setting free; liberation; clearing procedure |
| fin. |
deregulation; floating |
| IT |
delivery |
| law |
release of property |
| oper.res. |
emptying (Warteschlangentheorie) |
| polit., IT |
declassification |
| social.sc. |
abandonment |
| tech. |
approval; releasing; user access permitted |
| telecom. |
release (connection, Verbindung); clear down (connection, Verbindung); disconnect (connection, Verbindung) |
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| gen. |
de-allocate; deallocate; decontrol; uncover; enable; free; to de-allocate |
| busin. |
vacate |
| comp., MS |
release (To relinquish control of a block of memory, a device, or another system resource to the operating system); share (To make resources, such as folders and printers, available to others) |
| fin. |
to unblock |
| tech. |
clear; unburden; unlock; approve |
