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let in

let in (let in)

Phrasal-verb Relationship

Signification

to allow someone to know your true thoughts or feelings

laisser quelqu'un connaître vos véritables pensées ou sentiments (laisser kelk'un connaitre vos veritables pensees ou sentiments)

Phrases d'exemple

"She rarely lets anyone in because she fears getting hurt."

"Elle laisse rarement quelqu'un entrer parce qu'elle a peur d'être blessée." (elle laisse rarement **kelk'un entrer** paske elle a peur d'etre blessee)

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