What is the Meaning of the English Phrasal Verb

LET IN?

let someone/something in

let in someone/something

Definition:

• admit, or allow, someone or something into a room, building or area
• allow someone to enter

Examples:

1. You will arrive at the house before us. You have a key so let yourself in.

2. I am sorry. I cannot let you in until 9:00 a.m.

3. The security guard knows me, so he will let us in.

Note:  Many phrasal verbs have more than one definition.  The definitions may not all be shown here.

present –	LET IN
present participle –	LETTING IN
past –	LET IN
past participle –	LET IN

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