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Hotmale Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

Exercising gives you a .....

Hello,

I'd like to ask you about "relief" and "release". Do they work in the sentence below?

Exercising gives you a relief/release.

If yes, what's the difference?

Thank you
  

Top answer

No, that doesn't work. , Exercising can help with stress relief. or Exercising induces the release of endorphins.

— Teechr

  • No, that doesn't work.
  • , Exercising can help with stress relief.
  • or Exercising induces the release of endorphins.
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No, that doesn't work.
e.g.,
Exercising can help with stress relief.
or
Exercising induces the release of endorphins.
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Thank you, Teechr. In what other way can I use "release" as a noun?
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Yes, of course. For more sentences I also used Longman Dictionary. There I saw this sentence:

Treatment that will bring a release from pain

In my sentence: "Exercising gives you a release" I used the verb "give".
Is it a matter of collocation that my sentence is incorrect or is there another reason?
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HotmaleExercising gives you a release.
On second thoughts, I suppose that sentence could work.
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Exercising gives you a release.

If you said this to me, my first question would be 'What kind of release?'
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CliveExercising gives you a release.If you said this to me, my first question would be 'What kind of release?'
And what answer would be expected? The release of endorphins, for instance, as Teechr suggested?
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i want to ask plz what are the major issues behind the weak vocabulary??
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Yes.
Or
eg It releases all the frustration I get at the office.
eg It makes me feel happy.

Clive
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