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let

/lɛt/

let down

let in

letverb

let

Präteritum

let

Partizip Perfekt

letting

Gerundium

/lɛt/

Übersetzungen

позволять

I will let you go to the party.

Я позволю тебе пойти на вечеринку.

давать

Let me help you with that.

Дай мне помочь тебе с этим.

пускать

They won't let us enter the building.

Они не пускают нас в здание.

разрешать

She let her children play outside.

Она разрешила своим детям играть на улице.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

допускать

Definitionen

To allow or permit someone to do something.

She let him borrow her car for the weekend.

To cause or make something happen.

The manager let the team know about the new project.

To rent out a property to a tenant.

They decided to let their apartment while they were traveling.

To allow something to be in a particular state or condition.

He let the soup simmer on the stove for an hour.

Used to introduce a suggestion, request, or proposal, especially in the first-person plural.

Let us begin the meeting with a brief introduction.

To assume or suppose something for the purposes of argument, calculation, or instruction.

Let x be a positive integer.

Synonyme

Antonyme

letsubstantiv

lets

Pl.

/lɛt/

Übersetzungen

аренда

The let of the apartment was finalized yesterday.

Аренда квартиры была завершена вчера.

помеха

The noise was a let to our conversation.

Шум был помехой для нашего разговора.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

разрешение

препятствие

Definitionen

A property available for rent, or the act of renting it.

They were searching for a short-term let close to the university.

A hindrance or obstacle (now chiefly found in the fixed phrase “without let or hindrance”).

The travellers crossed the frontier without let or hindrance.

In tennis, a serve that is invalid due to the ball touching the net but still landing in the correct service box, requiring a replay.

The umpire called a let after the ball clipped the net during the serve.

Synonyme

annulled serve

letpartizip perfekt

/lɛt/

Used attributively to describe something that has been rented out.

Definitionen

Rented out; occupied by tenants.

The office building is fully let.

Synonyme