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to let go
01
soltar, deixar ir
to release one's grip on something
Intransitive: to let go | to let go of sth
Exemplos
He reluctantly let go of the balloon, watching it float away into the sky.
Relutantemente, ele soltou o balão, vendo-o flutuar para o céu.
The child hesitated before finally letting go of the kite string.
A criança hesitou antes de finalmente soltar a linha da pipa.
02
demitir, despedir
to dismiss someone from their job or employment, often due to poor performance or misconduct
Transitive: to let go an employee
Exemplos
The manager decided to let her go due to repeated policy violations.
O gerente decidiu deixá-la ir devido a repetidas violações da política.
The employee was let go due to a series of policy violations.
O funcionário foi demitido devido a uma série de violações de políticas.
03
relaxar, soltar
to free oneself from tension or anxiety and be more relaxed instead
Intransitive
Exemplos
Engaging in a favorite hobby can be a way to let go and unwind after a challenging day.
Envolver-se em um hobby favorito pode ser uma forma de deixar ir e relaxar após um dia desafiador.
Meditation helps individuals let go, finding inner calmness.
A meditação ajuda os indivíduos a deixar ir, encontrando calma interior.
to let oneself go
01
to stop caring for one's physical appearance, hygiene, or mental well-being
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IdiomExemplos
After losing her job, she began to let herself go and stopped exercising.
He let himself go during the stressful months, gaining weight and neglecting sleep.
02
to behave in a way one desires without worrying about other's opinions
IdiomExemplos
She lets herself go and dances freely at the party, expressing her joy without concern for how others perceive her.
They let themselves go during the weekend getaway, enjoying leisurely activities, disconnecting from work, and prioritizing their relaxation.
