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to let out
[phrase form: let]
01
내다, 내지르다
to make a sudden, uncontrolled vocal sound as a reaction to an emotion
Transitive: to let out a vocal sound
Example
The injured child let out a piercing scream of pain, alerting their parents to their distress.
The crowd let out a collective gasp of surprise as the magician performed an unexpected illusion.
02
유출하다, 새다
to reveal confidential information to the public
Transitive: to let out confidential information
Example
The anonymous source let the details of the government's secret operation out, causing a political uproar and international tensions.
The hacker let the personal information of millions of users out, creating a privacy scandal and exposing individuals to potential identity theft or fraud.
03
늘리다, 헐겁게 하다
to alter a garment to increase its overall size or looseness
Transitive: to let out a garment
Example
The seamstress let out the seams of the dress to make it fit the growing child.
The tailor let the sleeves of the jacket out to make them fit the wearer ’s longer arms.
04
제외하다, 면제하다
to eliminate someone from a possibility or obligation
Transitive: to let out sb
Example
The detective informed the witness that their alibi had been verified, letting them out as a suspect in the crime.
형사가 목격자에게 그들의 알리바이가 확인되었다고 전하며 그들을 범죄의 용의자에서 제외했다.
The witness statement lets the friend out, as it confirms that they were at the library during the time of the robbery.
증인 진술은 친구를 면제하여, 그들이 강도 사건 발생 시간에 도서관에 있었음을 확인합니다.
05
내보내다, 풀어주다
to allow someone or something to exit a confined space
Transitive: to let out sb/sth
Example
The jail guard let out the prisoner for their daily exercise.
The zookeeper let out the lioness for public viewing.
06
끝나다, 종료되다
(of classes, movies, meetings, etc.) to reach an end, allowing participants to depart
Intransitive
Example
The school bell rang, signaling that the school day had let out, and students erupted from their classrooms.
학교 종이 울리며, 학교 수업이 종료되었음을 알렸고, 학생들은 교실에서 쏟아져 나왔다.
When the film let out, the audience began to exit the theater.
영화가 끝났을 때, 관객들이 극장에서 나가기 시작했다.