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to let in
[phrase form: let]
01
to let something or someone enter a place
Transitive: to let in sb/sth
02
to permit the passage of water, air, or light through a hole or opening in something
Transitive: to let in water, air, or light
let in
v
Example
Please let in some fresh air, the room is stuffy.
She refused to let in the stranger at the door.
The unlocked window let in a cool breeze on the warm summer evening.
The open window let in a cool breeze.
The torn fabric of the curtains let in unwanted light from outside.
