Examples of using Let in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Let the man rest.
Still can't let you go. I'm a cop.
Let my Peter go. ♪.
This guy's not touching me. D-don't let that happen.
Let the man speak!
Preheat the oven to 150 degrees, let the product dry.
Let a man have his coffee.
You mustn't sleep, you must not let her temperature get higher.
Let earth receive her king.
Their business model is simple: let the products speak for themselves.
Let the police do their jobs.
Come on, let Mark in. He has to go.
Let your brain unlock the door to your heart's future.
I cannot let you do this, Colonel.- Do what?
Let Pharaoh now, the living god of Egypt, speak.
You can't let my kid miss a week of school!
Let the mixture sit until it is used in the rice.
Guess I can't let you go up there alone. I'm with you.
Let east meet west. We will build a golden bridge.
But I can't let another couple pay for my mistake.
Let your brushes be soft, feminine, as if in a dance.
In the name of Eli let my sinful blood be absolved by your goodness.
Let the children live in a clean area, clean water.
I couldn't let you go home while you were still angry.
Let those four words be the gospel according to Gormley, okay?
I can't let you do something you will regret for the rest of your life.
Let your baby take a few moments in the bath to enjoy the warm water.
You should let our soldiers bring the family here, Baroness.
Let the couscous rest for 5 minutes while you are cooking the other vegetables.
I say let the Prince learn to be an Englishman on 20,000 a year.