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[let] v թույլատրել, թույլ տալ, թողնել. let me pass թույլ տվեք անցնել. let be ուշադրություն չդարձնել, չխառնվել. let drop/fall վայր գցել. let hear/know տեղեկացնել, իմաց տալ. let smb/smth go բաց թողնել. He let drop a hint Նա ակ նարկ թույլ տվեց. let it pass! Դե լավ, մոռա նանք. let blood արյուն առնել. The house is to let Տունը վարձով է տրվում. They let rooms Սենյակներ են վարձով տրվում. ‘To let ‘ Վարձով է տրվում¦ let a contract պայմանագիր կնքել. let him wait Թող սպասի. Just let him try! Թող միայն փորձի. let‘s go/ begin Եկեք գնանք/սկսենք. let AB = CD Ընդունենք, որ let AB = CD let me see Սպասեք (թողեք մտածեմ). let smb alone հանգիստ թողնել, ձեռք չտալ. let alone Էլ չասած, Մի կողմ թողնենք. refl. prn Don’t let yourself fall Չընկնես. He has let himself go completely Նա լրիվ բարոյալքվել է/ընկել է. let down իջեցնել. The weather lets us down Եղա նա կը տապալում է մեր ծրագրերը. let in/into ներս թողնել. The roof lets in rain Տանիքը կաթում է. let off բաց թողնել, ներել, կրակել. let me off at the next stop Ինձ հաջորդ կան գա ռում իջեցրեք. let off the gun հրացանը կրա կել. let off the steam շոգին բաց թողնել. let on ձևանալ. let out դուրս թողնել. հագուստը եր կա րացնել. let the cat out of the bag փխբ. գաղտնիքը դուրս տալ
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