conditional release

US: /kənˌdɪʃənəl rɪˈlis/

Definition

Definition of conditional release - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

criminal justicefreeing of a person from custody under rules they must obey

The judge granted conditional release after reviewing his behavior in prison.
Under her conditional release, she must attend weekly counseling sessions.
Violation of the curfew condition led to revocation of his conditional release.

cloudiness

murkiness

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Expressions with conditional

conditional offer

proposal that is only valid if certain requirements are met

She received a conditional offer from her first-choice university.

be conditional upon

depend on something happening or being true

The offer will be conditional upon approval by the manager.

conditional agreement

agreement effective upon a specific event happening

The sale was based on a conditional agreement.

conditional discharge

legal release without punishment unless reoffending occurs

The judge granted him a conditional discharge.

conditional relation

situation where one thing depends on another

There is a conditional relation between success and hard work.

conditional response

reaction that depends on a specific condition

The alarm’s conditional response was activated only if the door sensor detected movement.

Expressions with release

merciful release

relief from a burdensome situation or condition

The end of the war was a merciful release for everyone.

release the floodgates

remove restrictions so something can happen freely

The reform released the floodgates for new investment.

release and let God

exp.

stop worrying and trust in divine guidance

When stressed, she decided to release and let God.

release the beast

letting go of pent-up emotions or energy

After a stressful week, she went to the gym to release the beast.

release the hounds

allow aggressive action or pursuit

The manager released the hounds on the new project to meet the deadline.

release the reins

reduce strictness or control

Parents should release the reins as their children grow older and more responsible.

early release

day when students or workers are allowed to leave earlier than usual

Friday will be an early release because of the staff meeting.

release the pressure

alleviate stress or tension

She took a walk to release the pressure after a long day at work.

quick release

device part that lets something be undone or removed very quickly

He tightened the quick release on the front wheel before riding.

release button

control used to free, open, or eject something when pressed

Press the release button to open the battery compartment.

Terms with conditional release included in their meaning

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parole

prison release

conditional release of a prisoner before full sentence served

on parole

adv.

conditional release

conditionally released from prison

parolee

conditional release

person released from prison under conditions

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French:libération conditionnelle, ...
German:bedingte Entlassung, ...
Italian:libertà condizionale, ...
Spanish:libertad condicional, ...
Portuguese:liberdade condicional, ...
Chinese:有条件释放, ...
Japanese:条件付き釈放, ...
Arabic:إِفْرَاج شَرْطِي, ...
Hebrew:שִׁחְרוּר מוּתְנֶה, ...
Russian:условно-досрочное освобождение, ...
Ukrainian:умовне звільнення, ...
Hindi:सशर्त रिहाई, ...
Bengali:শর্তাধীন মুক্তি, ...
Catalan:llibertat condicional, ...
Czech:podmíněné propuštění, ...
Danish:betinget løsladelse, ...
Dutch:voorwaardelijke invrijheidstelling, ...
Greek:υπό όρους αποφυλάκιση, ...
Hungarian:feltételes szabadlábra helyezés, ...
Khmer:ការដោះលែងដោយមានលក្ខខណ្ឌ, ...
Korean:조건부 석방, ...
Persian:آزادی مشروط, ...
Polish:warunkowe zwolnienie, ...
Portuguese (BR):liberdade condicional, ...
Romanian:eliberare condiționată, ...
Swedish:villkorlig frigivning, ...
Thai:การปล่อยตัวมีเงื่อนไข, ...
Turkish:şartlı tahliye, ...
Vietnamese:phóng thích có điều kiện, ...

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