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British pronunciation/lˈɛt/
American pronunciation/ˈɫɛt/

Definition & Meaning of "let"

to let
01

to allow something to happen or someone to do something

Ditransitive: to let sb/sth do sth
to let definition and meaning
1.1

to allow someone or something to pass in a specific direction

1.2

to not prevent something from happening, or provide conditions that enable it

02

to allow someone to use one's property in exchange for an amount paid regularly

Ditransitive: to let one's property to sb
to let definition and meaning
03

used to politely make or respond to suggestions, or give instructions or remarks

Ditransitive: to let sb do sth
04

used for politely offering help to someone

Ditransitive: to let sb do sth
05

used for expressing that one is not worried or frightened about someone doing a certain thing

Ditransitive: to let sb do sth
06

used for expressing a strong wish for something to take place or be the case

Ditransitive: to let sb/sth do sth
07

used for expressing that one is assuming something to be the case in order to form a theory or to calculate something

Ditransitive: to let sth do sth
Let
01

(racket sports) a serve that doesn't count because of a small problem, like the ball hitting the net or a distraction, and is played again

02

an act of renting a house, apartment, room, etc.; an apartment, a house, or a piece of land that is can be rented

let

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letting

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letting

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sublet

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sublet

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Example
The teacher let the students leave early due to the snowstorm.
Let the ice cream soften for a few minutes before scooping.
Please let me finish my sentence before interrupting.
Don't let the rainy weather ruin your mood.
I will let you borrow my book if you promise to return it.
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