unleash in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

unleash in the PONS Dictionary

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As the battle finished, a ferocious storm unleashed hail and wind.
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Embittered and filled with wrath, he threatened to unleash an army of demons that he built using the darkest of magic.
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Successful attacks and blocks increase a power meter which can then be spent to unleash more powerful actions.
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Forces unleashed by the growing economic crisis combined with student unrest to create an opposition alliance.
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They're threatening to unleash more havoc unless their demands are met.
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Orbital increase in insolation (and thus temperature) would force the system over a threshold and unleash positive feedbacks.
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Once full, the player can unleash more powerful attacks for a limited time.
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He soon seeks out a piano to unleash the energy he'd collected at the hotel.
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Surrey had a prominent role in the development of the radical political movements unleashed by the civil war.
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The film unleashes the powerstar in full fury and flair.
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