Dejar libre a alguien o algo.
To set someone or something free.
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Liberaron al pájaro. — They released the bird.
El estreno está previsto para la primavera. — The release is set for spring.
Libera el freno de mano despacio. — Please release the handbrake slowly.
Todo el mundo espera el nuevo estreno. — Everyone is waiting for the new release.
¿Cuándo liberarán a los animales atrapados? — When will they release the trapped animals?
¿Han vuelto a aplazar el estreno? — Did the release get pushed back again?
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