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Verb[edit ] *lassen* (*class 7 strong ; to permit ; to let 2. (auxiliary someone (do something); to have (something done); to make (something happen); to cause (something to be done)*etwas machen lassen* — “to have something done”*jemanden etwas tun lassen* — “to have someone do something” 3. (transitive ”) to let ; to leave 4. (transitive ”) to stop (something); to quit ; to refrain from; to help doing (something) 5. (intransitive ”) to cease ; to desist *lassen* into seven basic categories: (1) to allow / let, (2) to get / have done, (3) to cause / make, (4) to leave (behind), (5) a suggestion ("Let's do something."), (6) to cease / quit / stop (doing something), and (7) to be possible (reflexive,*sich*).

> Sizes and capacity > A range of envelope sizes is available. The smallest, one-person, basket-less balloons (called “Hoppers” or “Cloudhoppers”) have as little as 600 m3 (21,000 cu ft) of envelope volume;[31] for a perfect sphere the radius would be around 5 m (16 ft). At the other end of the scale, balloons used by commercial sightseeing operations may be able to carry well over two dozen people, with envelope volumes of up to 17,000 m3 (600,000 cu ft).[31] The most-used size is about 2,800 m3 (99,000 cu ft), and can carry 3 to 5 people. > > Evernote helps you remember everything and get organized effortlessly. Download Evernote.

Sizes and capacity A range of envelope sizes is available. The smallest, one-person, basket-less balloons (called "Hoppers" or "Cloudhoppers") have as little as 600 m3 (21,000 cu ft) of envelope volume;[31] for a perfect sphere the radius would be around 5 m (16 ft). At the other end of the scale, balloons used by commercial sightseeing operations may be able to carry well over two dozen people, with envelope volumes of up to 17,000 m3 (600,000 cu ft).[31] The most-used size is about 2,800 m3 (99,000 cu ft), and can carry 3 to 5 people.