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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. let1 <part. pres. letting, pret. imperf., part. pas. let> [ingl. brit. lɛt, ingl. am. lɛt] V. trans.

1. let (when making suggestion):

let us pray
let me see let's see…
+ subj. let's say (that)…

2. let (when expressing defiance or a command):

let me tell you…
let y = 25 MAT.
soit y = 25

3. let (allow):

to let sb do sth
let me (do that)
permettez form.
let them have it! literal
let them have it! fig., coloq. (shoot)
descends-les! coloq.

4. let (allow free movement or passage to):

to let sb through
to let the air out of tyre, balloon

5. let (insert, inlay):

I. let2 [ingl. brit. lɛt, ingl. am. lɛt] SUST.

1. let ingl. brit. (lease):

let

2. let DEP.:

let
let m
let
balle f let
to serve a let
jouer un let

3. let DER. → hindrance

II. let2 <part. pres. letting, pret. imperf., part. pas. let> [ingl. brit. lɛt, ingl. am. lɛt] V. trans.

1. let:

let, a. ingl. brit. let out (lease) room, apartment, land
louer (to à)

2. let arcznte. MED.:

Véase también

hindrance [ingl. brit. ˈhɪndr(ə)ns, ingl. am. ˈhɪndrəns] SUST.

to be a hindrance to sb person:
to be a hindrance to sb social class, lack of ability, poverty:

let's [ingl. brit. lɛts, ingl. am. lɛts]

let's → let us

let-out [ingl. brit.] SUST. coloq.

let-up [ingl. brit. ˈlɛtʌp, ingl. am. ˈlɛdˌəp] SUST.

1. let-up (reduction in intensity):

let-up
accalmie f (in dans)

2. let-up (respite):

let-up

let up V. [ingl. brit. lɛt -, ingl. am. lɛt -]

1. let up (ease off):

let up rain, wind:
let up heat:

2. let up (stop):

let up conversation, pressure:

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to let up on sb (be less severe) coloq.

I. let out V. [ingl. brit. lɛt -, ingl. am. lɛt -] (let out) ingl. am.

let out movie, school:

let out
finir (at à)

II. let out V. [ingl. brit. lɛt -, ingl. am. lɛt -] (let out [sth])

1. let out (emit):

let out cry, scream, sigh, shriek

2. let out ingl. brit. (reveal):

let out
révéler (that que)

III. let out V. [ingl. brit. lɛt -, ingl. am. lɛt -] (let [sth] out, let out [sth])

1. let out (release):

let out animal

2. let out grief, anger:

3. let out MOTOR:

4. let out (alter):

let out skirt, jacket
let out waistband

IV. let out V. [ingl. brit. lɛt -, ingl. am. lɛt -] (let [sb] out)

1. let out (release):

let out prisoner
laisser sortir (of de)
let out pupils, employees
faire sortir (of de)

2. let out (show out):

let out
Véase también

college of advanced technology, CAT SUST. ingl. brit.

CAT SUST.

1. CAT INFORM. → computer-assisted teaching

2. CAT INFORM. → computer-assisted testing

3. CAT INFORM. → computer-assisted training

4. CAT MED. → computerized axial tomography

5. CAT ingl. brit. HIST. → College of Advanced Technology

cf IUT

I. let off V. [ingl. brit. lɛt -, ingl. am. lɛt -] hook (let off [sth])

let off fireworks
let off device, bomb
let off rifle, gun

II. let off V. [ingl. brit. lɛt -, ingl. am. lɛt -] hook (let [sb] off)

1. let off ingl. brit. ENS. (send home):

let off pupils

2. let off (excuse):

to let sb off lessons, homework, chores

3. let off (leave unpunished):

let off culprit
to be let off with fine, caution
Véase también

I. steam [ingl. brit. stiːm, ingl. am. stim] SUST.

1. steam:

my breath turned to steam in the cold atrbv. bath, cloud
my breath turned to steam in the cold boiler, iron, railway

2. steam MEC. (from pressure):

full steam ahead! NÁUT. fig.

II. steam [ingl. brit. stiːm, ingl. am. stim] V. trans. GASTR.

steam vegetables

III. steam [ingl. brit. stiːm, ingl. am. stim] V. intr.

1. steam (give off vapour):

steam kettle, pan, soup:
steam water:
steam engine, machine:
steam horse, ground, volcano:

3. steam (move fast):

IV. steam [ingl. brit. stiːm, ingl. am. stim]

to get up or pick up steam machine, vehicle:
to run out of steam athlete, orator, economy:
to run out of steam worker:

I. hook [ingl. brit. hʊk, ingl. am. hʊk] SUST.

1. hook (for clothing, picture):

2. hook PESCA:

3. hook (in sewing):

4. hook AGR. GANAD.:

5. hook (on stick):

7. hook (boxing):

8. hook (golf):

9. hook ingl. am. (bend):

10. hook COM.:

II. hook [ingl. brit. hʊk, ingl. am. hʊk] V. trans.

1. hook (hang):

accrocher (on, onto à, round autour de)

2. hook (pull through):

hook string, loop
faire passer (through dans)
hook limb, finger, stick
passer (through dans)

3. hook PESCA:

hook fish
hook fig., hum., coloq.

4. hook:

III. hook [ingl. brit. hʊk, ingl. am. hʊk]

to let sb off the hook
laisser filer qn coloq.

I. let in V. [ingl. brit. lɛt -, ingl. am. lɛt -] (let in [sth], let [sth] in)

1. let in (allow to enter):

let in roof, window: rain
let in shoes, tent: water
let in curtains, glass door: light

2. let in DEP. (concede):

let in goal

3. let in ingl. brit. MOTOR:

II. let in V. [ingl. brit. lɛt -, ingl. am. lɛt -] (let [sb] in, let in [sb])

1. let in (show in):

2. let in (admit):

3. let in:

to let oneself in for (expose oneself to) trouble, problems, disappointment

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to let sb in on to let sb into secret, joke, news

I. let through V. [ingl. brit. lɛt -, ingl. am. lɛt -] (let [sb] through, let through [sb])

1. let through (in crowd):

2. let through:

let through ENS., UNIV.

II. let through V. [ingl. brit. lɛt -, ingl. am. lɛt -] (let [sth] through, let through [sth])

let through error, faulty product:

en el diccionario PONS

inglés
inglés
francés
francés

let1 [let] SUST. DEP.

let

I. let2 [let] SUST. ingl. brit.

let

II. let2 <let, let> [let] V. trans.

1. let (give permission):

let
to let sb +infin
laisser qn +infin

2. let (allow):

let
to let sb/sth (be) alone
to let sb know sth
to let sth pass

3. let (in suggestions):

let us pray

4. let (filler while thinking):

5. let (expressing defiance):

let sb +infin
laisser +infin

6. let (giving a command):

to let sb do sth
faire que qn fasse qc subj.

7. let MAT.:

to let sth be sth

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

I. let up V. intr.

1. let up (become weaker or stop):

let up
let up rain
let up the fog

2. let up (go easy on):

to let up on sb

3. let up (release):

to let up on sth

II. let up V. trans.

let in V. trans.

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to let sb in on sth

I. let out V. intr. ingl. am. (end)

let out

II. let out V. trans.

1. let out (release):

let out a burp, air, a cry, a chuckle
let out secret

2. let out MODA (make wider):

let out a dress

3. let out (rent):

let out

let off V. trans.

1. let off (punish only mildly):

to let sb off

2. let off (fire):

let off a bomb
let off fireworks
let off a gun

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to let off steam coloq.

let on V. intr. coloq.

1. let on (divulge):

let on
to let on that ...
to let on that ... (show)

2. let on (claim, pretend):

I. let down V. trans.

1. let down (lower):

let down window
let down object
let down hair

2. let down (fail, disappoint):

let down car

3. let down (leave):

let down person

4. let down ingl. brit., ingl. austr. (deflate):

let down tyres

5. let down MODA:

II. let down V. intr.

francés
francés
inglés
inglés
en el diccionario PONS
inglés
inglés
francés
francés

let [let] V. trans.

1. let (give permission):

let
to let sb +infin
laisser qn +infin

2. let (allow):

let
to let sb/sth (be) alone
to let sb know sth
to let sth pass

3. let (in suggestions):

let us pray

4. let (filler while thinking):

5. let (expressing defiance):

let sb +infin
laisser +infin

6. let (giving a command):

to let sb do sth
faire que qn fasse qc subj.

7. let math:

to let sth be sth

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

I. let out V. intr. (end)

let out

II. let out V. trans.

1. let out (release):

let out a burp, air, a cry, a chuckle
let out secret

2. let out MODA (make wider):

let out a dress

3. let out (rent):

let out

I. let down V. trans.

1. let down (lower):

let down window
let down object
let down hair

2. let down (fail, disappoint):

let down car

3. let down (leave):

let down person

4. let down MODA:

II. let down V. intr.

let in V. trans.

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to let sb in on sth

let off V. trans.

1. let off (punish only mildly):

to let sb off

2. let off (fire):

let off a bomb
let off fireworks
let off a gun

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to let off steam coloq.

I. let up V. intr.

1. let up (become weaker or stop):

let up
let up rain
let up the fog

2. let up (go easy on):

to let up on sb

3. let up (release):

to let up on sth

II. let up V. trans.

let on V. intr. coloq.

1. let on (divulge):

let on
to let on that ...
to let on that ... (show)

2. let on (claim, pretend):

francés
francés
inglés
inglés
to let sb down
Present
Ilet
youlet
he/she/itlets
welet
youlet
theylet
Past
Ilet
youlet
he/she/itlet
welet
youlet
theylet
Present Perfect
Ihavelet
youhavelet
he/she/ithaslet
wehavelet
youhavelet
theyhavelet
Past Perfect
Ihadlet
youhadlet
he/she/ithadlet
wehadlet
youhadlet
theyhadlet
dev
dev
dev
dev