let in

/lˈɛt ˈɪn/

to let in

MAIN VERB

[phrase form: let]

to let something or someone enter a place

synonyms : admit

antonyms : reject

allow participation in or the right to be part of; permit to exercise the rights, functions, and responsibilities of

synonyms : admit

antonyms : exclude

*** if something lets in water, air, or light, it allows water, air, or light to enter it through hole or opening

Examples

1. The open window let in a cool breeze.

2. We should pull the curtains to let in more sunlight.

3. Please let in some fresh air, the room is stuffy.

4. The dog wants to be let in from the rain.