unleash russian

• спусти́ть

  to lower, to let down, to take down

  to let out (liquid), to drain

  to let loose, to unleash, to set (a dog) on

  to lower (a price), to reduce

• развяза́ть

  to untie, to unbind, to undo

  to unleash, to start, to provoke

  to free, to give a free hand, to liberate

• спуска́ть

  to lower, to let down

  to let out, to drain, to let off

  to let loose, to release, to unleash

  to lower (prices), to reduce, to cut

  to take one's eyes off (someone)

• развя́зывать

  to untie, to undo, to unbind

  to unleash, to start, to provoke

  to free, to liberate, to give free rein to

• разрази́ть

  to strike, to strike down, to blast

  to unleash, to pour out, to cause to break out

• развяза́вший

  untied, unfastened, unbound

  unleashed, started, initiated, provoked

• развя́зывающий

  untying, undoing, loosening

  unleashing, starting, provoking, initiating

• отвяза́вший

  untied, unbound, unleashed

• разнуздывающий

  unbridling, unleashing, liberating (from restraint), making unrestrained

• разнуздывавший

  unleashing, unbridling, making dissolute, inciting unrestraint

• разнуздываемый

  unrestrained, unbridled, unleashed

• расковывавший

  unfettering, liberating, freeing, unleashing

• развя́зывавший

  untying, unfastening, loosening

  unleashing, initiating, starting

Examples

• Ты освободи́л мо́нстра.

  You have unleashed a monster.

• Пёс носился по двору, совсем отвязанный от поводка.

  The dog was racing around the yard, completely unleashed.

• Музыка, одушевившая зал, вызвала бурю эмоций.

  The music that brought the hall to life unleashed a storm of emotions.