let
[let] ( pt & pp let, cont letting )transitive verb Conjugation
| 1. | [allow]
to let somebody do something dejar a alguien hacer algo to let something happen dejar que algo ocurra she let her hair grow se dejó crecer el pelo to let somebody know something avisar a alguien de algo to let go of something/somebody soltar algo/a alguien to let something/somebody go [release] liberar a algo/alguien, soltar a algo/alguien to let oneself go [relax] soltarse el pelo [become slovenly] abandonarse |
| 2. | [in verb forms]
let's go! ¡vamos! let's see veamos let him wait! ¡déjale que espere! |
| 3. | [rent out - house, room]
Conjugation alquilar [ - land] Conjugation arrendar to let se alquila |
let alone
adverb
ni mucho menos
let down
transitive verb separable Conjugation
| 1. | [deflate] Conjugation desinflar |
| 2. | [disappoint] Conjugation fallar, Conjugation defraudar |
let in
transitive verb separable Conjugation
| 1. | [admit]
dejar entrar
he let himself in entró con su llave |
| 2. | [leak] dejar pasar |
let in for
transitive verb separable
to let oneself in for something meterse en algo
let in on
transitive verb separable
to let somebody in on something confiar or revelar a alguien algo
let off
transitive verb separable Conjugation
| 1. | [excuse]
to let somebody off something eximir a alguien de algo |
| 2. | [not punish] Conjugation perdonar |
| 3. | [cause to explode - bomb]
hacer estallar [ - gun] Conjugation disparar |
| 4. | [gas] Conjugation despedir |
let on
intransitive verb Conjugation
don't let on! ¡no cuentes nada!
let out
transitive verb separable Conjugation
| 1. | [allow to go out] dejar salir |
| 2. | [emit - sound] Conjugation soltar |
let up
intransitive verb Conjugation
| 1. | [heat, rain] Conjugation amainar |
| 2. | [person] Conjugation parar |
