Libérer quelqu'un ou quelque chose, ou le laisser sortir.
To release or allow someone or something to exit.
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Laisse sortir le chien avant le dîner. — Please let out the dog before dinner.
L'enfant a poussé un rire joyeux. — The child let out a joyful laugh.
Ils ont décidé de louer leur chambre en trop. — They decided to let out their extra room.
Ils ont laissé sortir les enfants pour la récréation. — They let out the children for recess.
Le chien a-t-il poussé un aboiement sonore ? — Did the dog let out a loud bark?
À qui loueras-tu l'appartement ? — Who will you let out the apartment to?
J'ai oublié de laisser sortir le chat ce matin. — I forgot to let out the cat this morning.
Elle a poussé un soupir de soulagement. — She let out a sigh of relief.
Nous avons loué le garage à bon prix. — We let out the garage at a good price.
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