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  1. release  noun
    1.  fuascailt(from prison, obligation) feminine noun, 2nd declension
    2.  scaoileadhmasculine noun
  2. release  other
    1.  scaoileadh(of gas etc)
    2.  scaoileadh amach(of film etc)
    3.  scaoil(gas etc)
    4.  saor(free | from wreckage etc)
    5.  scaoil saor(technology, catch, spring etc)
    6.  cuir amach(book, film)
  3. release  verb
    1.  fuascail, scaoil or lig amach(prisoner)transitive verb
english
the release date means the seventh anniversary of the date on which the shares were appropriated
irish
ciallaíonn an dáta scaoilte comhaireamh seacht mbliana an dáta a leithreasaíodh na scaireanna
english
conveyance includes assent, transfer, disclaimer, release and every other assurance of property
irish
folaíonn tíolacas aontú, aistriú, séanadh, scaoileadh agus gach forcinntiú eile maoine
english
the release or taking away of an animal from a pound
irish
ainmhí a scaoileadh amach as nó a bhreith chun siúil as póna
english
chemical and physical changes of the waste after release, including possible formation of new compounds
irish
athruithe ceimiceacha agus fisiciúla an fhuíll tar éis a fhuascailte lena n-áirítear comhdhúile nua a d'fhéadfadh teacht as
english
the creation of any option, consent or embargo affecting the disposition of land or the giving of the consent or the release of the embargo
irish
aon rogha, toiliú nó lánchosc a bhunú a dhéanann difear do dhiúscairt talún nó as an toiliú a thabhairt nó an lánchosc a fhuascailt
english
methods of packaging and containment, if any, initial dilution achieved by proposed method of release
irish
na modhanna pacáistithe agus coimeádta, más ann, an caolú tosaigh a dhéantar leis an modh beartaithe fuascailte
english
conveyance includes a mortgage, lease, asssent, transfer, disclaimer, release
irish
folaíonn tíolacas morgáiste, léas, aontú, aistriú, séanadh, scaoileadh
english
payment includes a set-off or release of an obligation
irish
folaíonn íocaíocht fritháireamh nó scaoileadh oibleagáide
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