Let in
/lɛt ɪn /A1
Initial
1. To allow someone or something to enter a place.
- She heard a knock on the door and went to let in her friend.
- The guard let in the visitors after checking their IDs.
2. To allow someone to become a part of a group or organization.
- The club decided to let in several new members this year.
- They agreed to let in startups to the business networking event.
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