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let up VERBO [Brit lɛt -, americ lɛt -]
1. let up (ease off):
let up rain, wind:
let up heat:
2. let up (stop):
let up conversation, pressure:
Expressões:
to let up on sb (be less severe) coloq
let's [Brit lɛts, americ lɛts]
let's → let us
I. let1 <Part pres letting, Pret imperf, Part perf let> [Brit lɛt, americ lɛt] VERBO trans
1. let (when making suggestion):
+ Conj let's say (that)…
2. let (when expressing defiance or a command):
let y = 25 MAT
soit y = 25
3. let (allow):
to let sb do sth
permettez formal
let them have it! literal
let them have it! fig, coloq (shoot)
descends-les! coloq
4. let (allow free movement or passage to):
to let the air out of tyre, balloon
5. let (insert, inlay):
II. let alone CONJ
I. let2 [Brit lɛt, americ lɛt] SUBST
1. let Brit (lease):
2. let DESP:
let m
3. let JUR → hindrance
II. let2 <Part pres letting, Pret imperf, Part perf let> [Brit lɛt, americ lɛt] VERBO trans
1. let:
let, a. Brit let out (lease) room, apartment, land
louer (to à)
2. let antiq MED:
hindrance [Brit ˈhɪndr(ə)ns, americ ˈhɪndrəns] SUBST
to be a hindrance to sb person:
to be a hindrance to sb social class, lack of ability, poverty:
let on VERBO [Brit lɛt -, americ lɛt -]
1. let on (reveal):
dire (to sb à qn)
2. let on Brit (pretend):
let-out [Brit] SUBST coloq
let-up [Brit ˈlɛtʌp, americ ˈlɛdˌəp] SUBST
1. let-up (reduction in intensity):
accalmie f (in dans)
2. let-up (respite):
I. let out VERBO [Brit lɛt -, americ lɛt -] (let out) americ
let out movie, school:
finir (at à)
II. let out VERBO [Brit lɛt -, americ lɛt -] (let out [sth])
1. let out (emit):
let out cry, scream, sigh, shriek
2. let out Brit (reveal):
révéler (that que)
III. let out VERBO [Brit lɛt -, americ lɛt -] (let [sth] out, let out [sth])
1. let out (release):
let out animal
2. let out grief, anger:
3. let out MOTOR:
4. let out (alter):
let out skirt, jacket
let out waistband
IV. let out VERBO [Brit lɛt -, americ lɛt -] (let [sb] out)
1. let out (release):
let out prisoner
laisser sortir (of de)
let out pupils, employees
faire sortir (of de)
2. let out (show out):
college of advanced technology, CAT SUBST Brit
CAT SUBST
1. CAT COMPUT → computer-assisted teaching
2. CAT COMPUT → computer-assisted testing
3. CAT COMPUT → computer-assisted training
4. CAT MED → computerized axial tomography
5. CAT Brit HIST → College of Advanced Technology
cf IUT
I. let off VERBO [Brit lɛt -, americ lɛt -] hook (let off [sth])
let off fireworks
let off device, bomb
let off rifle, gun
II. let off VERBO [Brit lɛt -, americ lɛt -] hook (let [sb] off)
1. let off Brit ESCOLAR (send home):
let off pupils
2. let off (excuse):
to let sb off lessons, homework, chores
3. let off (leave unpunished):
let off culprit
to be let off with fine, caution
I. steam [Brit stiːm, americ stim] SUBST
1. steam:
my breath turned to steam in the cold atrib bath, cloud
my breath turned to steam in the cold boiler, iron, railway
2. steam MEC (from pressure):
full steam ahead! NÁUT fig
II. steam [Brit stiːm, americ stim] VERBO trans CULIN
steam vegetables
III. steam [Brit stiːm, americ stim] VERBO intr
1. steam (give off vapour):
steam kettle, pan, soup:
steam water:
steam engine, machine:
steam horse, ground, volcano:
2. steam FERROVIA:
3. steam (move fast):
steam coloq
IV. steam [Brit stiːm, americ stim]
to get up or pick up steam machine, vehicle:
to get up or pick up steam campaign:
to run out of steam athlete, orator, economy:
to run out of steam worker:
I. hook [Brit hʊk, americ hʊk] SUBST
1. hook (for clothing, picture):
2. hook PESCA:
3. hook (in sewing):
4. hook AGRIC, PEC:
5. hook (on stick):
6. hook TELECOMUN:
7. hook (boxing):
8. hook (golf):
9. hook americ (bend):
10. hook COM:
II. hook [Brit hʊk, americ hʊk] VERBO trans
1. hook (hang):
accrocher (on, onto à, round autour de)
2. hook (pull through):
hook string, loop
faire passer (through dans)
hook limb, finger, stick
passer (through dans)
3. hook PESCA:
hook fish
hook fig, humor, coloq
4. hook:
III. hook [Brit hʊk, americ hʊk]
laisser filer qn coloq
mettre le grappin sur qn coloq
I. let in VERBO [Brit lɛt -, americ lɛt -] (let in [sth], let [sth] in)
1. let in (allow to enter):
let in roof, window: rain
let in shoes, tent: water
let in curtains, glass door: light
2. let in DESP (concede):
let in goal
3. let in Brit MOTOR:
II. let in VERBO [Brit lɛt -, americ lɛt -] (let [sb] in, let in [sb])
1. let in (show in):
2. let in (admit):
3. let in:
to let oneself in for (expose oneself to) trouble, problems, disappointment
Expressões:
to let sb in on to let sb into secret, joke, news
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inglês
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let1 [let] SUBST DESP
I. let2 [let] SUBST Brit
II. let2 <let, let> [let] VERBO trans
1. let (give permission):
to let sb +infin
laisser qn +infin
2. let (allow):
to let sb/sth (be) alone
to let sb know sth
to let sth pass
3. let (in suggestions):
4. let (filler while thinking):
5. let (expressing defiance):
let sb +infin
laisser +infin
6. let (giving a command):
to let sb do sth
faire que qn fasse qc Conj
7. let MAT:
to let sth be sth
Expressões:
I. let up VERBO intr
1. let up (become weaker or stop):
let up rain
let up the fog
2. let up (go easy on):
to let up on sb
3. let up (release):
to let up on sth
II. let up VERBO trans
let in VERBO trans
Expressões:
to let sb in on sth
I. let out VERBO intr americ (end)
II. let out VERBO trans
1. let out (release):
let out a burp, air, a cry, a chuckle
let out secret
2. let out MODA (make wider):
let out a dress
3. let out (rent):
let off VERBO trans
1. let off (punish only mildly):
2. let off (fire):
let off a bomb
let off fireworks
let off a gun
Expressões:
to let off steam coloq
let on VERBO intr coloq
1. let on (divulge):
to let on that ... (show)
2. let on (claim, pretend):
I. let down VERBO trans
1. let down (lower):
let down window
let down object
let down hair
2. let down (fail, disappoint):
let down car
3. let down (leave):
let down person
4. let down Brit, Aus (deflate):
let down tyres
5. let down MODA:
II. let down VERBO intr
francês
francês
inglês
inglês
no Dicionário PONS
inglês
inglês
francês
francês
let [let] VERBO trans
1. let (give permission):
to let sb +infin
laisser qn +infin
2. let (allow):
to let sb/sth (be) alone
to let sb know sth
to let sth pass
3. let (in suggestions):
4. let (filler while thinking):
5. let (expressing defiance):
let sb +infin
laisser +infin
6. let (giving a command):
to let sb do sth
faire que qn fasse qc Conj
7. let math:
to let sth be sth
Expressões:
I. let out VERBO intr (end)
II. let out VERBO trans
1. let out (release):
let out a burp, air, a cry, a chuckle
let out secret
2. let out MODA (make wider):
let out a dress
3. let out (rent):
I. let down VERBO trans
1. let down (lower):
let down window
let down object
let down hair
2. let down (fail, disappoint):
let down car
3. let down (leave):
let down person
4. let down MODA:
II. let down VERBO intr
let in VERBO trans
Expressões:
to let sb in on sth
let off VERBO trans
1. let off (punish only mildly):
2. let off (fire):
let off a bomb
let off fireworks
let off a gun
Expressões:
to let off steam coloq
I. let up VERBO intr
1. let up (become weaker or stop):
let up rain
let up the fog
2. let up (go easy on):
to let up on sb
3. let up (release):
to let up on sth
II. let up VERBO trans
let on VERBO intr coloq
1. let on (divulge):
to let on that ... (show)
2. let on (claim, pretend):
francês
francês
inglês
inglês
Present
Ilet up
youlet up
he/she/itlets up
welet up
youlet up
theylet up
Past
Ilet up
youlet up
he/she/itlet up
welet up
youlet up
theylet up
Present Perfect
Ihavelet up
youhavelet up
he/she/ithaslet up
wehavelet up
youhavelet up
theyhavelet up
Past Perfect
Ihadlet up
youhadlet up
he/she/ithadlet up
wehadlet up
youhadlet up
theyhadlet up
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She did well but remembers being advised not to let on that she typed.
www.canadianlawyermag.com
She never let on that she was not allowed to work in this country.
www.dailymail.co.uk
They're cleverer than they will ever let on.
www.huffingtonpost.ca
She knows much more than she let on, and claims the less the girls figure out about the situation they are in, the better.
en.wikipedia.org
That is, those stations at which you actually have to ask to be let on or off a train.
www.telegraph.co.uk

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