Permitir que una persona o una cosa entre.
To allow a person or thing to enter.
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¿Puedes dejar entrar hoy a los clientes nuevos? — Could you let in the new clients today?
Deja pasar algo de luz abriendo las cortinas. — Please let in some light by opening the curtains.
¿Me cuentas el secreto de tus planes para el fin de semana? — Can you let me in on your plans for the weekend?
Dejé entrar a mi amigo cuando llamó a la puerta. — I let in my friend when he knocked.
El agua empezó a pasar otra vez por la ventana. — The water started to let in through the window again.
Me sorprendió que decidiera contarles el secreto a sus amigos. — I was surprised when he decided to let in his friends.
Mete los paquetes de la entrega, por favor. — Please let in the packages from the delivery.
Vi que la puerta estaba entreabierta y dejaba pasar corriente. — I noticed the door was cracked, letting in a draft.
Se sintió lo bastante cómoda como para contarme lo que pensaba. — She felt comfortable enough to let in her thoughts with me.
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