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to let, phrasal verb

gramatyka angielska

• I promised to do it, I can't let her down.
• They let us down badly by not completing the work on time.

• I have a front door key. I can let myself in.
• They're at the door. Can you let them in?

• I opened the curtains to let in the sunshine.
• I need some new boots for winter. These let water in.

• This job is very hard. I didn't realise what I was letting myself in for.
• She didn't realise how much work she was letting herself in for doing this course.

• I don't know what they're doing. They wouldn't let me in on their plans.
• She let me in on her secret. She's getting married!

• He was caught smoking in the office but they let him off because it was the first time.
• I'll let you off this time but if you do it again, you'll be severely punished.

• I owed him some money but he let me off. I didn't have to pay him back.
• I was supposed to work until 10 pm but my boss let me off at 9.

• He stopped at the traffic lights to let me out.
• Let me out at the end of the road. I can walk the rest of the way.

• When she heard the news, she let out a huge sigh of relief.
• They all let out a groan when they heard the bad news.

• We'll go out for a walk if the rain lets up.
• The pressure at work is non-stop. It never lets up.