let (EN)
ကြိယာ၊ နာမ်

ကြိယာ “let”

let; he lets; past let, part. let; ger. letting
  1. to permit someone to do something
    She let her friend borrow the dress for the party.
  2. to refrain from interfering with someone or something
    His mother let him play outside after he finished his homework.
  3. to release a fluid
    The child let some air out of the balloon to prevent it from popping.
  4. to rent out property
    She's letting her apartment to a student for the semester.
  5. to provide or offer a job, privilege, or project to someone
    The city council decided to let the contract for the new park to the lowest bidder.
  6. introduces an imperative in the phrase "let's (do something)"
    Let's go to the park and enjoy the sunny weather.
  7. to cause, used in the phrase let me know
    Please let me know what you want for dinner.

နာမ် “let”

sg. let, pl. lets
  1. the act of renting out property
    After renovating the apartment, they put it up for let at a higher price.
  2. something that causes delay or stops progress
    The broken elevator became a significant let to the movers trying to deliver furniture to the top floor.
  3. in tennis, a serve that touches the net but lands in the correct area, requiring a re-serve
    During her serve, the ball grazed the net and landed in, so the umpire called a let and she served again.