Past perfectconjugation ofunleash.There are other translations for this conjugation.

unleash

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A transitive verb is a verb that requires a direct object (e.g., I bought a book.).
transitive verb
a. soltar
Unleash Luna and let her run around the beach for a bit.Suelta a Luna y deja que corra por la playa un rato.
When we returned from our walk with the dogs, we unleashed them in the backyard.Cuando volvimos de caminar con los perros, los soltamos en el jardín trasero.
b. desatar
I unleashed the dog and it took off running along the seashore.Desaté el perro y se echó a correr por la orilla del mar.
a. dar rienda suelta a
She unleashed her passion when she was kissed on the back of the neck.Dio rienda suelta a su pasión cuando recibió un beso en la nuca.
b. desatar
The injured bear unleashed its rage on the hunter.El oso herido desató su furia contra el cazador.
a. desencadenar
The unresolved conflict unleashed a war that lasted many years.El conflicto no resuelto desencadenó una guerra que duró muchos años.
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