to release; to set free; to let go; to discharge (a prisoner)

to put; to place; to lay down; to put in or add (an ingredient)

to lay aside; to shelve; to postpone

to set off (fireworks); to fire (a gun); to emit (light or sound); to play (a movie or recording)

to give free rein to; to indulge; to let oneself go; (of a person) bold and unconstrained

to let out (school or work); to have a holiday or break

to expand; to enlarge; to lengthen (clothes); to let out

Used before certain adjectives like "sensible" or "careful" to tell someone to adopt that state or behave in that way.

to bloom; to blossom; to open up

to put out to pasture; to graze (cattle, sheep, etc.)

to lend money at interest; to issue (a loan or grain relief)

to send away; to banish; to exile; to assign a capital official to a local post

(literary) to follow; to base something on; to imitate

(literary) to reach; to arrive at

a Chinese surname