let through
Intermediate (B1)neutral
To allow someone or something to go through a gate, door, or crowd.
"The border guard checked our passports and then let us through."
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Kevin Hassett, Sen. Raphael Warnock and more | Face the Nation Full Broadcast - May 3, 2026
Face the Nation · 3:52
we would let through to Iran,
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These can let through too much infrared
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Piers Morgan Uncensored · 27:24
And although some ships are getting let through,
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Looking Glass Universe · 5:48
but we only let through light that is oriented.
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Face the Nation · 1:52
so that humanitarian aid that of course we would let through to Iran,