let (someone) down or let down (someone) -Idioms

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let (someone) down or let down (someone)

to fail to do as well as expected, to disappoint someone

The boy let his parents down when he failed the university entrance exams.

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let (someone) go

let (someone) have it

let (someone) have it with both barrels

let (someone) in on (something)

let (someone) know (about something)

let (someone) off

let (someone) off (easy)

let (someone) off the hook

let (something) go

let (something) loose

rub off on (someone)

fall back on (someone or something)

root for (someone or something)

break out in a cold sweat

in for (something)

cold snap/spell

try out (something) or try (something) out

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