Definition of «to let out»

The phrase "to let out" means to release or allow something that was previously confined, restricted or held back. It can be used in various contexts such as releasing a balloon, letting out water from a dam, allowing an emotion to express itself, or permitting someone to go somewhere after keeping them locked up.

Phrases with «to let out»

Sentences with «to let out»

  • Don't let them out of your sight if they're near stairs or in the kitchen. (care.com)
  • Because you can bet that we didn't let her out of our site for several days. (puppiesandpretties.com)
  • The summer vacation begins the day after school lets out for the summer, and ends the day before school resumes for the new school year. (in.gov)
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