partial release

US (also): /ˈpɑrʃl̩ rɪˈliːs/

Definition

Definition of partial release - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

law

TECH.

official act freeing only part of money, property, or legal duty

TECH.

The bank issued a partial release on one lot of the property.

information

TECH.

official sharing of only some information, records, or product details

TECH.

The company made a partial release of the report to the press.

Adjective

incomplete

Rare

relating to only some part of a larger release or payment

Rare

The landlord granted a partial release of the tenant’s security deposit.

doubt

indecision

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Expressions with partial

partial to

adj.

having a liking or preference for something

She is partial to chocolate desserts.

partial delivery

delivery of only part of the goods or service originally agreed

The supplier arranged a partial delivery due to low stock levels.

partial quantity

incomplete amount of something

The recipe calls for a partial quantity of sugar.

partial compensation

payment or benefit that makes up only part of a loss

The insurance payout was just partial compensation for the damaged equipment.

partial exemption

official release from only part of a payment or legal duty

The charity received a partial exemption from local property taxes.

partial failure

situation where only some parts or goals do not succeed

The software launch was a partial failure, with several key features not working.

Expressions with release

merciful release

relief from a burdensome situation or condition

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

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 floodgates

remove restrictions to let something flow freely

The new policy released the floodgates of innovation in the industry.

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.

Examples of partial release in a sentence

The lender filed a partial release to remove its lien from the garage.
Partial release of the documents fueled further speculation about the scandal.
The regulator approved a partial release of the drug for emergency use only.
The insurer approved a partial release of funds for emergency repairs.
Investors received a partial release of their locked-up capital after negotiations.