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Meanings of let in in English
Usage of let in in English
1
One of them said: I don't really know who to let in.
2
However, 11 games later, they have let in just one more goal.
3
Today, he'd be over at the house to let in some workmen.
4
A new local tyre business and some rooms to let in Ballymun.
5
The first 100 were let in free as a gesture of goodwill.
6
You may open the windows and let in the sun and air.
7
Betty pushed back the door and let in the bright winter sunlight.
8
Nervously he flung down the window and let in the fresh air.
9
To let in the wrong proteins, not to balance out the chemicals.
10
He let in both chill and brightness, an interesting contrast, I thought.
11
Then they let in three goals to Wales, and they went home.
12
The small window near the ceiling let in only a dim light.
13
Snap impulsively reached for the absorbers to let in the outside light.
14
But we have to watch how much outside assessment we let in.
15
He decided to open the door again and let in some light.
16
Blood had been let in Antrim and Down, in Wexford and Wicklow.
