let in

• Verbo frasal utilizado para indicar que se permite a alguien o algo entrar en un lugar, o para admitir o incluir algo.

A phrasal verb used to indicate allowing someone or something to enter a place, or to admit or include something.

incontable · verbo irregular · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Allow entryinformal

   To permit someone or something to enter a place.

   dejar entrar

   • Please let the cat in before it rains.
   • The security guard let in the visitors after checking their IDs.
   • She let in the delivery man to drop off the package.

   Sinónimosadmitallow inreceivetake inwelcome

   Antónimosbarblockexcludeprevent

2. Allow light, air, or water to enterinformal

   To allow something like light, air, or water to pass through an opening.

   dejar entrar (luz, aire o agua)

   • Open the curtains to let in some sunlight.
   • The crack in the window lets in cold air.
   • The roof leak lets in water during heavy rain.

   Sinónimosadmitallow intake in

   Antónimosblockexclude

3. Include or involveinformal

   To allow someone to be part of a group or activity.

   incluir o involucrar

   • They decided to let in a few more members to the club.
   • The teacher let in the late student after the bell.
   • The team let in the new player for the final match.

   Sinónimosacceptadmitenrollincludeincorporatewelcome

   Antónimosbarexcludeomit

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