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letting

/ˈlɛtɪŋ/

letting down

letting in

lettingnoun

lettings

/ˈlɛt.ɪŋ/

/ˈlɛt̬.ɪŋ/

Translations

locationSens immobilier : bien disponible à la location.

The agency has several lettings available in the city center.

L’agence a plusieurs locations disponibles dans le centre-ville.

locationSens immobilier : action de louer un bien.

The letting of the apartment was finalized last week.

La location de l’appartement a été finalisée la semaine dernière.

Definitions

The action of allowing someone to use a property in exchange for rent.

The letting of the apartment was finalized last week.

A property that is available for rent.

The agency has several lettings available in the city center.

Synonyms

lettinggerund / present participle

/ˈlet.ɪŋ/

/ˈlɛt.ɪŋ/

Used attributively as a present participle, e.g. "letting agency"

Translations

locatifSe dit surtout d’un marché, d’un bien ou d’une activité liés à la location.

The letting market has expanded rapidly in recent years.

Le marché locatif s’est développé rapidement ces dernières années.

Definitions

Relating to or involved in the business of renting out property.

The letting market has expanded rapidly in recent years.

Synonyms

letverb

letting

Gerund

let

Past Simple

let

Past Participle

letting

Gerund

/lɛt/

Translations

laissonsFormule d’invitation ou de suggestion à la première personne du pluriel.

Let us begin the meeting with a brief introduction.

Laissons commencer la réunion par une brève introduction.

laisser

She let him borrow her car for the weekend.

Elle l’a laissé emprunter sa voiture pour le week-end.

laisser

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

Il a laissé la soupe mijoter sur la cuisinière pendant une heure.

louerSens britannique : proposer un bien immobilier à la location.

They decided to let their apartment while they were traveling.

Ils ont décidé de louer leur appartement pendant leur voyage.

Additional translations

soitEn mathématiques et en logique, pour poser une variable ou une hypothèse.

faireDans certaines tournures causatives, notamment avec un complément de type « let know ».

Definitions

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.

Synonyms

Antonyms

letnoun

Definitions

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.

letpast participle

Definitions

Rented out; occupied by tenants.

The office building is fully let.