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posp. ease her! kynol. break! (команда) nief. let shit go (Vadim Rouminsky
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⇒ отпускать ; пустить ; отпустить с работы ; отпустить домой posp. let go (в разных значениях, в прям. и перен. смысле • He let go of the rope. • They let the prisoner go. • I know she disappointed you, but you need to let the past go and move on with your life. • When a child grows up and moves away from home, it can be hard for parents to let go. ) ; give one's permission to leave (The teacher gave me her permission to go home early. george serebryakov ; dismiss (pupils, a class, etc.) ; issue ; release (a prisoner, animal, bird, etc.) ; remit ; part with (прислугу) ; quit hold of (из рук) ; rip out (ругательство) ; set loose ; give a respite to (о боли) ; loose hold ; relax grip on ; relax hold on ; unhand (кого-либо) ; release hold ; quit hold of (что-либо) ; come away (напр., чью-либо руку) ; come out with ; forgive ; give leave (of absence) ; give out ; grind ; grow (hair, nails) ; let up (в прямом и переносном смысле (напр., о боли) • Let up on the clutch slowly or you'll stall out the engine. • Over the span of about a week now, the pain has finally let up and I'm seeing some real progress in being able to get outside and move around. ) ; relax ; say something (inappropriate, unfortunate, etc) ; sell ; sharpen ; unfasten ; cast ; provide ; leave ; grant ; anneal ; loose ; let someone go their own way (кого-л; перен., в контексте: "he's a big boy now. You need to let him go his own way" Рина Грант ; set free (kee46 ; let off (to allow someone who has been caught doing something wrong or illegal to go without being punished • The police officer let her off with just a warning. • Lieutenant, I suggest you let Mr. D'Agostino off with a warning. ) ; set on edge ; slip out ; unfix ; unstring (натянутое) ; let ; allow someone to go (somewhere) ; excuse (from class, a meeting, etc.) ; ease off ; ease up ; leave hold of ; let down ; loose hold of ; lose hold of ; release one's hold of ; relinquish one's hold of ; set sb. free (кого-л.) ; set smb. free (кого-л.) ; let go of (to stop holding (something) • Will you let go of my coat!; When he was nearly at the top of the rope he suddenly let go and fell ) ; release grip ("grief that would never release its grip" Anglophile Игорь Миг weaken daw. remit (a sin) Gruzovik, techn. sharpen (pf of отпускать ) ; grind (pf of отпускать ) ; anneal (pf of отпускать ) hist. hang off hutn. temper kośc. absolve lit. open one's fist (lorantalasa lotn., WWII. loosen (о гайке или винте) makar. give a respite to (someone); о боли) ; relax one's grip on something ; relax one's hold on something ; release one's hold ; let go of ; let go off something (что-либо) ; relax one's hold ; set someone loose (кого-либо) mor. soften (металл) ; douse (парус, кабельтов) ; dowse (парус, кабельтов) ; freshen (канат) mot. ease off (гайку) ; ease ; let in (педаль сцепления; to let in the clutch means to engage the clutch of a vehicle by releasing pressure on the clutch pedal, амер. вариант – to let out the clutch kayvee mot., motoc. ease out (сцепление 4uzhoj nief. let go of (кого-либо; somebody; Please let go of me! Val_Ships ; of pain lessen ; grow (a beard, mustache, etc.) ; let one’s hair, nails, etc. grow ; allot ; allocate ; utter (a remark) ; crack (a joke) odzież let down (о брюках), удлинить (об одежде Lynxernok przekł. dechuck (разжать • dechuck the part – отпустить деталь (из цанги) He_Фёдор publ. pick down (якорь реле) relig. assoil sport let go techn. loosen ; draw ; let down (металл) ; release (педаль) technol. drop torp. loosen (резьбу) transp. slack-off wierc. slacken wojsk., daw. let off łyżw. release żegl. slack away ; veer away mor. let fall! ; let fall Gruzovik become loose (pf of отпускаться ) ; become looser (pf of отпускаться ) makar. let go your hold! posp. let me go Rosyjski tezaurus ⇒ отпускать
