1.〈比喻〉解放,使自由;放纵;发动
2.解开...的皮带[链索]
3.不受约束;自由自在(地寻欢作乐);随随便便
1.to do or to cause something that has a very powerful or harmful effect
2.to allow someone or something to be free when they were previously strictly controlled
1.With the whole country urging him on, Pearce did not disappoint, unleashing a bullet of a strike low and hard into the bottom corner.
整个国家都催促他，Pearce并没有失望，他的射门艰难的进入底脚。
2.Sitting in a small coffee shop in the heart of Manhattan and unleashing the flavors of my childhood felt like heaven.
坐在曼哈顿城中的小小咖啡馆，慢慢享受那儿时熟悉的小食品的味道如同天堂一般。
3.As you roll out of the way and dodge the strike, Azriel is already on you unleashing a flurry of strikes.
你刚用一滚急闪开，阿兹莉儿就又开始对你发动一连串的攻击。
4.How will they be able to set loose the creative angels of market capitalism without unleashing its destructive hellhounds ?
它们如何才能为市场资本主义的创造天使松绑，而又不会释放出极具破坏力的地狱之犬？。
5.Unleashing a nuclear bomb would cause untold death and disfigurement. But society tends to forget.
使用核子弹将造成难以估计的死伤和损害，但人类社会往往十分健忘。
6.The catch: it will cost $2 trillion a year, and possibly destroy the Amazon jungle while unleashing giant swarms of locusts across Africa.
这一计划的不利之处在于：其耗资达到每年2万亿美元，并且极有可能在破坏亚马逊丛林的同时造成跨越整个非洲大陆的蝗虫肆虐。
7.The European Commission and, particularly, the European Central Bank had been opposed even to this, for fear of unleashing financial chaos.
特别是由于害怕造成财政混乱，欧洲委员会和欧洲中央银行相当反对这一话题。
8.The pill is the first of its kind to be available by prescription in the United States, unleashing a social revolution . 1961.
避孕药是它的第一种处方药在美国，释放一个社会革命。1961年。
9.Even there, it turns out to be neither unleashing competition nor raising standards.
即使是这些旮旯，所谓解放竞争和提升教育水平的事情也都没有发生。
10.Then the leukemia burst through one of the bones in his thigh, causing a fracture and unleashing a blindingly intense, indescribable pain.
之后白血病冲击了大腿处的一节骨头，引发骨裂，导致了几位猛烈难以言喻的疼痛。