سلسلة الأفعال المركبة : - LET -

"let up" means to stop    يتوقف

• I delayed my run until the rain let up.

• I wish he would let up on teasing me about burning the bread in the oven.

"let down 1" means to disappoint someone   يخذل

• She let me down when she forgot my birthday.

"let down 2" means to allow something to fall or be lowered   دَلّى، يدَلّي

• She looks so pretty when she lets down her hair.

"let in" means to allow someone or something to enter   أدْخَلَ؛ دَخّل، يسمح بالدخول

• I opened the window to let in the fresh air.

• The club only let in my friends who were over 21 years old.

"let out" means to release something or someone    أطْلَق صرخة،   أخْرَج؛ أطلق صراحه

• She let out a loud cry when she fell and hurt her knee.

• He got let out of prison after serving 3 years.

"let on" means to reveal information    يفصح عن معلومة، سر

• He told the policeman he witnessed the crime, but he kept some facts hidden, knowing more than he let on.

"let off" means to be spared a bigger punishment   يخلي سبيله، لا يعاقبه

• She was let off with only a warning from the policeman, even though she really deserved a speeding ticket.