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    let out

    • ph.
      utter a sound or cry；reveal a piece of information
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    片語

    • 1. utter a sound or cry
    • 2. reveal a piece of information
    • 3. release someone from obligation or suspicion
    • 4. (of a lesson, meeting, or event) finish, so that those attending are able to leave
    • 5. make a garment looser or larger, typically by adjusting a seam

    let-out

    • n.
      an opportunity to escape from or avoid a difficult situation: the country won a let-out for its factories to continue burning dirty brown coal

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    let something out

    • ph.
      utter a sound or cry

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    let something out

    • ph.
      utter a sound or cry

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    let someone out

    • ph.
      release someone from obligation or suspicion

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    let-out clause

    • n.
      a clause specifying a circumstance in which the terms of an agreement or contract shall not apply.

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    let someone out

    • ph.
      release someone from obligation or suspicion

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    let out the clutch

    • ph.
      release the clutch of a vehicle by applying pressure to the clutch pedal

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    let out the clutch

    • ph.
      release the clutch of a vehicle by applying pressure to the clutch pedal

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    let out

    • ph.
      utter a sound or cry

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