releaser

UK
/rɪˈliːsə/
US
/rɪˈlisɚ/

Translations

releasernoun
releasers
pl
UK
/rɪˈliːsə/
US
/rɪˈlisɚ/
The releaser of the new software update announced several improvements and bug fixes.
Le libérateur de la nouvelle mise à jour du logiciel a annoncé plusieurs améliorations et corrections de bugs.
stimulus déclencheurEn éthologie.
The red spot on the herring gull's bill is a releaser that prompts chicks to peck for food.
La tache rouge sur le bec du goéland argenté est un stimulus déclencheur qui pousse les oisillons à picorer pour se nourrir.
agent de libérationEn chimie et en biologie.
The hormone acts as a releaser for enzymes that aid in digestion.
L’hormone agit comme un agent de libération pour les enzymes qui aident à la digestion.
releaseradjective
more releaser
Comp.
most releaser
Super.
UK
/rɪˈliːsə/
US
/rɪˈlisər/
Used attributively before a noun to denote something that releases or facilitates release.
déclencheurSens technique: qui sert à déclencher une libération.
The device features a releaser lever that disengages the safety lock.
L’appareil comporte un levier déclencheur qui désengage le verrou de sécurité.

Definitions

releasernoun
A person or thing that releases something.
The releaser of the new software update announced several improvements and bug fixes.
A chemical or biological agent that triggers the release of another substance.
The hormone acts as a releaser for enzymes that aid in digestion.
In ethology, a specific stimulus that elicits an innate behavioral response in an animal.
The red spot on the herring gull's bill is a releaser that prompts chicks to peck for food.
releaseradjective
Serving to release or designed to facilitate release; releasing.
The device features a releaser lever that disengages the safety lock.