Can be used as a transitive and modal verb.

A) vt as a transitive verb verb lassen always has a direct object (object in the accusative). In this case it means "to leave" (selbständige Bedeutung)

Ich ließ das Buch im Hörsaal. I left the book in the classroom.

Lassen Sie die Aktentasche hier! Laß mich in Ruh! Laß das!

Zusammensetzungen: stehen-, liegen - , hängenlassen + Adverbiale des Ortes - forget

Ich habe den Regenschirm in der Wardrobe stehenlassen.

Ich habe das Buch zu Hause liegenlassen. Ich habe meinen Regenmantel im Vorzimmer hängen lassen.

b) vt as a modal verb verb lassen used in combination with the infinitive of another verb. In this case it means “command”, “allow”, „ force”, “allow”, “instruct”, “give opportunity”.

Der Professor ließ das neue The professor ordered to check

Gerät prüfen. new device.

Er ließ mich hier bleiben. He allowed me to stay here.

Der Lehrer lässt den Studenten laut lesen. Lass mich das Gedicht vorlesen! Der Chef lässt seinen Sekretär die Antwort schreiben. Lass mich doch alles erklären.

c) Very often verb lassen used to describe some forms of the imperative (imperative mood). In this case, it means “to promote some action”, “to allow the commission of some action”:

Lassen Sie mich diese Arbeit Let me do this job.

erfüllen.

Lassen Sie ihn sprechen! Let him talk! (Let him talk!)

Lass das Kind spielen. Let the child play.

Design lasst (lasst) uns synonymous with the construction wollen wir... :

Lasst uns keine Zeit verlieren! Let's not waste time!

Wollen wir keine Zeit ver lieren! Let's not waste time!

d) The verb lassen also expresses an action that is performed not by the speaker, but by someone else:

Ich ließ mir einen Anzug nähen. I made myself a suit (I gave it to him to sew).

sich (Dal.) etw. nähen lassen - to sew something for yourself. (or: give yourself something to sew).

Ich lasse mir ein neues Kleid nähen. - I'm sewing myself a new dress. I gave

sew yourself a new dress.

etw. reparieren lassen - give for repairs

Er ließ seine Uhr reparieren. - He gave his watch to be repaired. sich (Akk.) rasieren lassen - to shave (at a hairdresser).

Er lässt sich immer hier rasieren. - He always shaves here.

e) Verb lassen with pronoun sich+ infinitive I has a passive meaning with a hint of possibility and corresponds to the combination man kann(Can):

Dieses Material lässt sich gut schneiden. This material cuts well.

Diese Aufgabe lässt sich leicht lösen. This problem can be easily solved.

Das lässt sich machen. - It can be done.

Das lässt sich nicht machen. - This cannot be done.

Dieser Text lässt sich leicht übersetzen. - This text is easy

translate.

Note: The combination of the verb lassen with another verb when translated into Russian is often indecomposable, i.e. its meaning is not derived from the sum of the meanings of these two semantic verbs (for example: Er läßt uns viel lesen. - He forces there are a lot of us read), but has another Russian equivalent, in which the meaning of lassen is not directly reflected, for example: mit sich reden lassen - to be accommodating, sich (Dat.) etwas gefallen lassen - endure, endure smth. In the dictionary, the translation of such combinations into Russian should be found in the dictionary entry for lassen. Lassen can also form a complex verb with other verbs: fallen lassen - to drop.

Ex. 37. Read and translate the sentences, pay attention to the different meanings of the verb lassen:

1. Wo hast du dein Wörterbuch gelassen? 2. Lassen Sie mich in Ruhe! 3. Der Lehrer ließ die Studenten zur Konsultation kommen. 4. Lass mich dir diese Geschichte noch einmal erzählen. 5. Diese Metalle lassen sich gut legieren. 6. Ich ließ mir zum Neujahr ein neues Kleid nähen. 7. Die Mutter ließ die Kinder die Wohnung in Ordnung bringen. 8. Der Text lässt sich ohne Wörterbuch leicht übersetzen.

Exercise 206

Translate:

1. Ich lasse Ihnen meine Adresse. 1. Laß mich bitte in Ruhe! 3. Laßt uns keine Zeit verlieren! 4. Der Lehrer läßt die Schüler den Text noch einmal lesen. 5. Meine Mutter läßt Sie herzlichst grüßen. 6. Die Eltern lassen Arthur und Elke ins Theater gehen. 7. Katrin läßt sich noch ein Kleid nähen. 8. Laß ihn ruhig gehen! 9. Wir lassen dich nicht allein zu Hause. 10. Lassen Sie uns nach Hause gehen! 11. Der Junge geht zum Friseur und läßt sich das Haar kurz schneiden. 12. Ich lasse euch sehr ungern fahren. 13. Laßt eure Mäntel hier im Vorzimmer, bitte! 14. Der Vater kommt aus Österreich und die Familie läßt ihn von seiner Reise ausführlich erzählen. 15. Die Herren lassen aber auf sich warten. 16. Dieses Kleid läßt sich gut waschen. 17. Der Arzt läßt den Kranken die Arznei dreimal am Tage einnehmen. 18. Man läßt die Schüler nach dem Unterricht die Schule in Ordnung bringen. 19. Wir lassen unsere Koffer in der Gepäckaufbewahrung. 20. Laßt alle euren Sorgen!

Exercise 207

Conjugate inPrä sens,translate the sentences:

1. Ich lasse beim Schneider ein Sommerkleid nähen. 2. Ich lasse dich nicht in Ruhe. 3. Ich lasse Anna ein Geschenk für die Mutter kaufen. 4. Ich lasse die Schultasche in der Klasse. 5. Ich lasse Sie herzlichst grüßen.

Exercise 108

Paste verblassenV necessary form, translate

offers:

1. Er spricht sehr viel und... uns nicht arbeiten.Sie mich bitte durch! 3. Die Zuschauer... ihre Mäntel und Jacken in der Garderobe und gehen in den Saal. 4. Diese Frage... uns nicht in Ruhe. 5. Ich bin noch nicht fertig,... Sie mir Zeit bitte! 6. Mein Kassettenrecorder ist kaputt, ich...ihn reparieren. 7. Der Mathematiklehrer... die Schüler diese schwere Rechenaufgabe während der Stunde lösen. 8. Viele Menschen... ihre Kleidung nicht beim Schneider nähen, sondern kaufen sie im Warenhaus.mich meine Verspätung erklären! 10. Ich... deine liebe Mutti herzlich grüßen!

16. Setzen Sie das Verb lassen im Imperativ in der angegebenen Person ein!

1. ... mich lesen! (du)den Kleinen in Ruh! (ihr)Genossen N. den Text nacherzählen! (ihr) 4. Viktor ist krank, . . . Ihn nach Hause gehen! (Sie).Genossen Petrow die Liste aufstellen! (Sie).deinen Mantel hier! (du) Später holst du Ihn.den Arzt kommen! (du)

Exercise 209

Answer the questions, paying attention to the form of the verb lassen, the content of the answers is arbitrary:

1. Lassen Sie mir Ihre Adresse? 2, Wo lassen die Gäste ihre Mäntel? 3. Läßt der Lehrer die Antwort wiederholen? 4. Was it läßt der Lehrer lösen? 5. Laßt ihr eure Koffer auf dem Bahnhof? 6. Läßt du deine Kleidung immer nähen? 7. Die Musik ist sehr laut, läßt sie euch arbeiten? 8. Läßt man dich oft allein zu Hause? 9. Lassen die Eltern die Kinder früh nach Hause kommen? 10. Läßt du ihn endlich in Ruhe?

Exercise 210

Translate:

1. Let me answer this question! 2. The doctor tells the patient to take the medicine three times a day. 3. Let me pass! 4. My mother often sews dresses from a tailor. 5. Today parents allow boys to play football. 6. The teacher forces students to read clearly, loudly and quickly. 7. We will leave our luggage at the station and go to the city. 8. My friend says hi to you. 9. Music keeps us all busy. 10. Why are you making yourself wait so long? 11. Finally, leave me alone! 12. We are not ready yet, give us some time! 13. Students are forced to clean up the school yard after school. 14. He is not forced to work hard at home. 15. Leave it! 16. Father tells Sasha to buy bread for dinner. 17. Today we ask you to tell our teacher about her trip to Germany. 18. After working in the garden, parents tell their children to wash their hands thoroughly. 19. Guys, let Nina express her opinion! 20. Let me explain my lateness.

17. Übersetzen Sie ins Deutsche; gebrauchen Sie dabei das Verb lassen!

1. Let me start. 2. I forgot my textbooks at home. 3. He keeps himself waiting. 4. Let him put his things away calmly. 5. Allow the children to walk a little more, 6. Leave me your dictionary, I will give it to you tomorrow. 7. He told me to tell you that he cannot come tomorrow. 8. I have to have my shoes repaired (reparieren).

Verb lassen. Lesson 48

Hallo alle zusammen! Was gibt es Neues?

We will start today's lesson again with questions:

1. Welcher Wochentag ist heute?

2. Welcher Tag ist heute?

3. Welcher Monat ist heute?

4. Welches Jahr ist heute?

5. Wie ist das Wetter heute?

In previous lessons we found out that in the German language there are the followingpunctuation marks:

. To indicate the completeness of a sentence, use a period, exclamation or question marks.

. to divide a sentence into parts: comma, colon, semicolon, dash, and parentheses.

. to introduce direct speech or to highlight individual words or parts of text: quotation marks.

Today we will take one of the letters from readers, and it is:

Verb lassen. Features and examples of use

1) command, force, instruct
er ließ sich’s gut bezahlen - he received a good reward for this
sein Verhalten läßt mich vermuten, daß... - his behavior makes me assume that...
den Arzt kommen lassen - call a doctor
sich rasieren lassen - shave (at a hairdresser)
sich (D) einen Anzug machen lassen - order [sew] a suit for yourself (for example, in a tailor shop)
j-m etw. sagen lassen - order [instruct, ask] tell [deliver] to someone. smb.
der Lehrer ließ den Schüler laut lesen - the teacher told the student to read, aloud

2) allow, allow, admit, give (opportunity)
er ließ es geschehen - he allowed it to be done, he did not resist it
laß dich nicht erwischen! - colloquial be careful not to get caught!
laß das den Fall sein, so... - colloquial. If we assume that this is so, then...
er ließ es darauf ankommen, daß... - he brought it to the point that...
wir haben uns nicht abschrecken lassen - we did not allow ourselves to be frightened [intimidated]
er läßt sich gehen - he has blossomed, he does not restrain himself
sich sehen lassen - to appear [to appear] (in society)
laß dich fallen! - don't hold on!; jump!
laß dich nicht verführen! - don’t give in to temptation!

3) indicates the possibility of committing something. actions
das Material läßt sich bearbeiten - the material can be processed
dagegen läßt sich nichts sagen - there is nothing to say [object] against this
mit ihm läßt sich reden - you can come to an agreement with him
das läßt sich aushalten - it’s tolerable
die Speise läßt sich essen - food is edible

4) in the meaning of motivation
Lass uns gehen! Let's go to! (two interlocutors)
Lassen wir uns darüber sprechen! Let's talk about it!

2. In addition, lassen can also be used as an intransitive verb:

1) leave (in the same place, in the same condition)
die Mappe zu Hause leigen lassen leave (forget) the folder at home

2) stop, cease, abandon, leave

3) provide, give, leave

4) give, concede, sell (goods, etc.)

5) leave (for storage, etc.), store, put, deliver

6) leave, lose; give away

3. Lassen - as a transitive verb:

1) (von D) to refuse (from smth.); break up (with someone)

Let's now translate the following sentences using the verb lassen:

1. Let me help you!
2. I forgot my gloves at home.
3. She made herself a wedding dress.
4. Sometimes he lets the children make a little noise.
5. Let's go already!
6. Stop it! It infuriates me!
7. Who allowed them to enter?
8. Mosquito! I left the children unattended!

Das war´s! Bis zum nächsten Mal!

Mit freundlichen Grüßen

All previous lessons can be viewed here Here .

I will be glad to receive your letters with comments, suggestions and ideas.

From scratch!
Lesson No. 2-7-3!

Verb lassen (systematization)

After studying the material in this lesson, you will be able to:

• say that you agree with the program
• say what you want to meet
• offer to discuss plans and deadlines
• ask when you will receive the materials

Learn words and expressions for dialogue

Pay attention to the form and use of words

1. Verb Kennenlernen, unlike the corresponding Russian verb “to get acquainted”, requires an addition in the accusative case without a preposition:

Ich möchte den Journalisten unserer Zeitung kennenlernen.
I want to meet you journalist our newspaper.
Wann hast du ihn kennangelern?
When you're with him met?

2. Expression sich lassen + infinitive has a modal and passive meaning and corresponds to the verb können+ infinitive passive. Compare:

Die Rede kann ohne Wörterbuch übersetzt werden.
Speech can be translated without a dictionary.
Die Rede läßt sich ohne Wörterbuch übersetzen.
Speech can be translated without a dictionary.

3. Verb hoffen"hope" has control auf"on" with accusative case:

Ich hoffe auf eine gute Organization unserer Arbeit.
I Hope for the good organization of our work.
Ich hoffe darauf, dass die Diskussion interessant sein wird.
I I hope so that the discussion will be interesting.

Remember the following word formation method (2)

produz(ieren) + -tion = die Produktion production
organis(ieren) + -tion = die Organization organization

Practice reading individual words

Besuch einer Firma

Grammar explanations

You have already encountered the verb several times lassen in different meanings. Let's now try to systematize them:

a) in the meaning of “to leave”, “to leave”:

Ich habe das Arbeitsprogramm im Hotel gelassen.
I left hotel work program.

b) in the meaning of “ask”, “command”:

Herr Sonderhausen läßt Sie grüßen.
Mr Sonderhausen asks say hello to you.
Der Director läßt Sie bitten.
Director asks enter (invites to enter).

c) in the meaning of “to give an opportunity” (not to interfere):

Lassen Sie ihn an der Diskussion teilnehmen!
Let he will take part in the discussion! (Give him a chance).

d) in the meaning of “allow”, “permit”:

Er läßt seinen Sohn nothing allein diese Reise machen.
He doesn't allow my son to go alone on this trip.

e) in the meaning of a command, an invitation to action:

Laß(t) uns diesen Ausflug am Wochenende machen!
Let's) Let's take this excursion this weekend!

f) to indicate that the action is not performed by the subject himself:

Ich lasse mich im Hotel rasieren.
I shave at the hotel (at the hairdresser).
Er möchte einen neuen Anzug machen lassen.
He wants to sew (order) a new suit.

and) sich lassen with an infinitive it has a modal and passive meaning:

Das läßt sich am Donnerstag organisieren.
This can be arranged on Thursday.

Conjugation of the verb lasen

Past colloquial (perfect)

Ich habe den Schlüssel im Zimmer gelassen.
Ich habe mir einen Mantel machen lassen.
Er sagt, dass er sich einen Anzug hat machen lassen.

1. You don't know if it is possible to organize anything. Ask a question. What answer would you give if you were the other person?

2. You want to meet someone. Talk about it. What answer would you give if you were the other person?

3. You are asked where a certain material is located. Answer the question. What question would you ask if you were the other person?

4. The director invites you to discuss any issue. Answer that you have already stated your point of view.

The verb "lassen" is an ambiguous verb.

1. Lassen in its own meaning is translated by the verb “to leave”: Mendelejew lies einige freie Plätze in seiner Tabelle. – Mendeleev left several empty spaces in your table. Lass mich in Ruhe! – Leave it leave me alone!

2. Lassen (+ infinitive of another verb)– force, command, allow, allow, allow or another verb that has an incentive connotation in this sentence:

Lassen Sie uns die Zeichnungen betrachten. – Allow me us to look at the drawings or Let's Let's look at the drawings.

Die Zeichnungen lassen einige Fehler in der Konstruktion erkennen. - Blueprints allowed discover some errors in the design.

3. Design lassen +sich + Infinitive, very often found in technical literature, has a passive meaning with a connotation of possibility and is translated by a verb in the passive form or the verb “can”:

Dieses Metall lässt sich leicht schmelzen. – This metal is easy melts.

Das Uran 235 lässt sich für die Gewinnung von Atomenergie verwenden. – Uranium-235 Can use to obtain nuclear energy.

Grammar exercises

Ü bung 1. Translate the following sentences into Russian; pay attention to the ambiguity of the verb "lassen". Distribution of sentence numbers in 3 columns: 1 – lassen in independent meaning; 2 – lassen + Infinitive; 3 – lassensich + Infinitive

1. Der Ingenieur liess all Geräte noch einmal prüfen, um die genaueren Angaben zu bekommen.

2. Lassen Sie ihn heute früher fortgehen, denn er hat heute eine Prüfung.

3. Die Bibliothekarin liess für die Studenten, die an ihren Diplomprojekten arbeiten, die letzten Hefte der Zeitschrift “Maschinenbau”.

4. Freie Elektronen lassen sich leicht vom Atom trennen.

5. Alle Stoffe bestehen aus Molekülen, die sich mit mechanischen Mitteln nicht weiter teilen lassen.

6. Der Chemiker lässt zwei Stoffe vermischen.

7. Alle Organe des menschlichen Körpers lassen sich mit Röntgenstrahlen untersuchen.

8. Stromstärke, Spannung und Widerstand lassen sich nicht nur mit Hilfe der Messgeräte berechnen, sondern auch durch das Ohmsche Gesetz.

9. Ich lasse den Mantel zu Hause.

10. Das gewaschene Kupferhydroxyd lassen wir 10 – 12 Stunden auf dem Filter trocknen.

Übung 2. Replace “man kann” with “es lässt sich”:

Man kann im Labor schnell und sorgfältig Versuche anstellen. –

Es lasst sich im Labor schnell und sorgfältig Versuche anstellen.

1. Im Sommer kann man am Strande liegen.

2. Mann kann in einem kleinen Caffee mit Freunden den Geburstag feiern.

3. In unserem Orgelsaal kann man sehr gut Orgel hören.

4. Man kann mit dem Bus ins Ausland fahren.

Ü bung3. Insert the verb "haben», « sein" or "sichlassen» in the appropriate temporary form. TranslateonRussianlanguage

2. Dieses Messgerät ... gestern dringend in unserem Labor zu prüfen.

3. Das neue Arzneimittel... bei der Behandlung dieser Krankheit erfolgreich verwenden.

4. Dieser Wunsch ... leider vor einer Woche nicht erfüllen.

5. Einige Geräte... Röntgen selbst zu bauen.

6. Die neuesten Erkenntnisse der Lasertechnik... immer anzuwenden.

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