Individual release: meaning, definitions and examples

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individual release

 

[ ˌɪndɪˈvɪdʒʊəl rɪˈliːs ]

Context #1

legal

A process by which an individual is released from a group or organization, often with specific conditions or requirements.

Synonyms

discharge, liberation, separation

Examples of usage

  • The individual release of the defendant was granted by the court.
  • After signing the individual release form, she was free to leave the company.
  • The individual release allowed him to pursue other opportunities outside of the organization.
Context #2

entertainment

A single song or track released by a musical artist, often as part of an album or EP.

Synonyms

single, song, track

Examples of usage

  • The artist's latest individual release quickly climbed the music charts.
  • She is known for her powerful vocals in her individual releases.
  • The band announced their new individual release to the excitement of their fans.

Translations

Translations of the word "individual release" in other languages:

🇵🇹 liberação individual

🇮🇳 व्यक्तिगत रिलीज़

🇩🇪 individuelle Freigabe

🇮🇩 rilis individu

🇺🇦 індивідуальний випуск

🇵🇱 indywidualne wydanie

🇯🇵 個別リリース (kobetsu rirīsu)

🇫🇷 libération individuelle

🇪🇸 lanzamiento individual

🇹🇷 bireysel serbest bırakma

🇰🇷 개별 출시 (gaebyeol chulsi)

🇸🇦 إطلاق فردي

🇨🇿 individuální vydání

🇸🇰 individuálne vydanie

🇨🇳 个人发布 (gèrén fābù)

🇸🇮 posamezna izdaja

🇮🇸 einstaklingsútgáfa

🇰🇿 жеке шығарылым

🇬🇪 ინდივიდუალური გამოშვება

🇦🇿 fərdi buraxılış

🇲🇽 lanzamiento individual

Word origin

The term 'individual release' has its origins in the legal and entertainment fields. In the legal context, it refers to the process of releasing an individual from a group or organization, often with specific conditions. This could be in the form of a legal document or court order. In the entertainment industry, an individual release typically refers to a single song or track released by a musical artist. This term has evolved over time to encompass various meanings in different contexts.