No. 10,446 in French

laissera

"Will leave" (third-person singular future tense of "laisser").

In a sentence

Elle te laissera choisir le repas pour ce soir.
She will let you choose the meal for tonight.
In this sentence, 'laissera' means 'will let' and indicates giving permission in the future.
Il laissera la porte ouverte pour que nous puissions entrer.
He will leave the door open so we can enter.
Here, 'laissera' translates to 'will leave' and expresses the action of leaving something in a certain state in the future.
Marie laissera ses enfants aller jouer dans le parc.
Marie will allow her children to go play in the park.
'laissera' in this context means 'will allow', signifying giving permission in the context of an action.

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