English to Luxembourgish Meaning of let - loosse


Let :
loosse

Hindernis, Barrière, Bunker, dogéint gestallt, blockéieren, loosse, Trëttoir, Talspär, Säit, Oppositioun, Deputéierten

loosse bei, loosse, opzehalen, acceptéieren, hemmen, kontrolléieren, Accident ageklemmt, ophalen, Ugrëff, Lizenz, stëmmen, Zoustëmmung, Sanktioun, autoriséiert, rufflech, iwwerliewt, Bier, duerch goen, toleréiere, Loyer, Bauerenhaff, Gidderween

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Definitions of let in English
Noun(1) a brutal terrorist group active in Kashmir; fights against India with the goal of restoring Islamic rule of India(2) a serve that strikes the net before falling into the receiver's court; the ball must be served again
Verb(1) make it possible through a specific action or lack of action for something to happen(2) actively cause something to happen(3) consent to, give permission(4) cause to move; cause to be in a certain position or condition(5) leave unchanged(6) grant use or occupation of under a term of contract
Examples of let in English
(1) I let contracts for the manufacture of parts, assembled the sets in my apartment, and sold them however I could.(2) The decision means tenders will now be let for the project, with work expected to begin in late February.(3) In March, she let them sneak an early peek at the work in progress.(4) a tiny window that let in hardly any light(5) On June 22, the woman was sitting in a chair when they appeared at her living room door, having let themselves in by the back door.(6) A contract was let for 25 buildings across the state in a first round of construction.(7) As with everything else in the investment world, don't let greed and the desire for a quick buck overrule common sense.(8) I've taken a month's let on the flat(9) These were then packaged into the contracts that would be let to the section design consultants.(10) Pray you let us not; We fain would greet our mother.(11) The Government let the contract to an English firm.(12) length of the let(13) The construction work was let under two building contracts.(14) he'd go if they let him(15) let AB be the line joining A and B(16) my boss let me leave early
Related Phrases of let
(1) let go ::
loosse bei
(2) let me see ::
looss mech kucken
(3) let me know ::
So mir Bescheed
(4) let it go ::
Looss et sin
(5) to let ::
loossen
(6) let out ::
raus loossen
(7) let me be ::
Loosst mech ginn
(8) let me in ::
Looss mech eran
(9) let it ::
Loosst et
Synonyms
Noun
1. net ball ::
net Ball
Verb
2. allow to ::
erlaben ze
3. allow to go ::
erlaben ze goen
4. allow ::
erlaben
5. get ::
kréien
6. rent ::
Loyer
Different Forms
let, lets
Word Example from TV Shows
Man:
Let me go! No!

Man: Let me go! No!

Westworld Season 2, Episode 4

- Sure, let me see it.
- See what?

- Sure, LET me see it. - See what?

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 18

Let me get that plate out of your way.

Let me get that plate out of your way.

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 14

is let him go.

is LET him go.

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 14

Come on, what do you say?
Let me make it up to you.

Come on, what do you say? Let me make it up to you.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 8

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