英语词汇“let on”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

in the sense of disclose

Definition

to make (information) known

Neither side would disclose details of the transaction.

Synonyms

make known,

tell,

reveal,

publish,

relate,

broadcast,

leak,

confess,

communicate,

unveil,

utter,

make public,

impart,

divulge,

out (informal),

let slip,

spill the beans about (informal),

cough (slang),

blow wide open (slang),

get off your chest (informal),

spill your guts about (slang)

in the sense of dissemble

Synonyms

feign,

affect,

simulate,

sham,

counterfeit,

falsify

in the sense of divulge

Definition

to make known

He was charged with divulging state secrets.

Synonyms

make known,

tell,

reveal,

publish,

declare,

expose,

leak,

confess,

exhibit,

communicate,

spill (informal),

disclose,

proclaim,

betray,

uncover,

impart,

promulgate,

let slip,

blow wide open (slang),

get off your chest (informal),

cough (slang),

out (informal),

spill your guts about (slang)

in the sense of feign

Definition

to pretend to experience (a particular feeling)

You can't feign interest in something you loathe.

Synonyms

pretend,

affect,

assume,

put on,

devise,

forge,

fake,

imitate,

simulate,

sham,

act,

fabricate,

counterfeit,

give the appearance of,

dissemble,

make a show of

in the sense of make believe

Definition

to pretend

He made believe he didn't understand what I was saying.

Synonyms

pretend,

play,

enact,

feign,

play-act,

act as if or though

in the sense of profess

Definition

to claim (something as true), often falsely

`I don't know,' he replied, professing innocence.

Synonyms

claim,

allege,

pretend,

fake,

make out,

sham,

purport,

feign,

act as if,

let on,

dissemble

in the sense of say

Definition

to state (an opinion or fact) positively

I must say that that rather shocked me, too.

Synonyms

make known,

reveal,

disclose,

divulge,

answer,

reply,

respond,

give as your opinion

in the sense of simulate

Definition

to pretend to feel or perform (an emotion or action)

They rolled about, simulating a bloodthirsty fight.

Synonyms

pretend,

act,

feign,

affect,

assume,

put on,

reproduce,

imitate,

sham,

fabricate,

counterfeit,

make believe

in the sense of tell

The facts tell a very different story.

Synonyms

reveal,

show,

indicate,

disclose,

signify,

be evidence of

单词	let on
释义	Trends of let on View usage for: let on phrasal verb If you do not let on that something is true, you do not tell anyone that it is true, and you keep it a secret. [informal] She never let on that anything was wrong. [VP that/wh] I didn't let on to the staff what my conversation was. [VERB PARTICLE + to] He knows the culprit but is not letting on. [VERB PARTICLE] More Synonyms of let on See full dictionary entry for let let on in British English verb (adverb; when tr, takes a clause as object) informal 1. to allow (something, such as a secret) to be known; reveal he never let on that he was married 2. (transitive) to cause or encourage to be believed; pretend let on in American English Informal 1. to indicate one's awareness of a fact 2. to pretend See full dictionary entry for let Examples of 'let on' in a sentence let on And if she does and then discovers it's all a stunt, she'll never let on. Leasor, James TANK OF SERPENTS `You've more courage than you like to let on about," Robina said. Ferrars, Elizabeth MURDER MOVES IN I figured it was best for all concerned if I didn't let on I was there. J. A. Jance BREACH OF DUTY (1999) Chinese translation of 'let on' let on vi not to let on that ... 不泄(洩)露出去 ... (bù xièlòu chūqù ... ) See let Nearby words of let on let me put it this way let me see, let's see let off let on let out let this be a warning to you let up All related terms of 'let on' not to let on that ... 不泄(洩)露出去 ... bù xièlòu chūqù ... to let sb loose on sth 放任某人做某事 fàngrèn mǒurén zuò mǒushì to let sb in on a secret 让(讓)某人知道一个(個)秘(祕)密 ràng mǒurén zhīdào yī gè mìmì let up ( cease ) 停止 tíngzhǐ ⇒ We thought the rain would let up soon. → 我们觉得雨不久会停。 Wǒmen juéde yǔ bùjiǔ huì tíng. let out ( water, air, breath ) 放掉 fàngdiào let off ( culprit ) 放过(過) fàngguò ⇒ He let me off with a warning. → 他给我一个警告就放过我了。 Tā gěi wǒ yī gè jǐnggào jiù fàngguò wǒ le. let in ( water, air ) 允许(許)进(進)来(來) yǔnxǔ jìnlái let down ( fail : person ) 令 ... 失望 lìng ... shīwàng ⇒ Charlie's never let me down yet. → 查理从来没有令我失望过。 Chálǐ cónglái méiyǒu lìng wǒ shīwàng guo. 1 (phrasal verb) in the sense of reveal Definition to reveal (a secret) He knows who the culprit is, but he is not letting on. Synonyms reveal She has refused to reveal her daughter's whereabouts. disclose Neither side would disclose details of the transaction. say I must say that that rather shocked me, too. tell The facts tell a very different story. admit I am willing to admit that I do make mistakes. give away divulge He was charged with divulging state secrets. let slip make known let the cat out of the bag (informal) 2 (phrasal verb) in the sense of pretend Definition to pretend I let on that I knew more than I really did. Synonyms pretend He pretended to be asleep. make out feign You can't feign interest in something you loathe. simulate They rolled about, simulating a bloodthirsty fight. affect He listened to them, affecting an amused interest. profess `I don't know,' he replied, professing innocence. counterfeit He financed a plot to counterfeit gold coins. make believe He made believe he didn't understand what I was saying. dissemble dissimulate See let Additional synonyms in the sense of admit Definition to concede (the truth of something) I am willing to admit that I do make mistakes. Synonyms allow, agree, accept, reveal, grant, declare, acknowledge, recognize, concede, disclose, affirm, divulge in the sense of affect Definition to put on a show of He listened to them, affecting an amused interest. Synonyms put on, assume, adopt, pretend, imitate, simulate, contrive, aspire to, sham, counterfeit, feign in the sense of counterfeit Definition to feign He financed a plot to counterfeit gold coins. Synonyms fake, copy, forge, imitate, simulate, sham, fabricate, feign Nearby words of let on let let fly let off steam let on let or hindrance let someone down let someone go Related terms of let on let someone in on something Synonyms of 'let on' let on Explore 'let on' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of disclose Definition to make (information) known Neither side would disclose details of the transaction. Synonyms make known, tell, reveal, publish, relate, broadcast, leak, confess, communicate, unveil, utter, make public, impart, divulge, out (informal), let slip, spill the beans about (informal), cough (slang), blow wide open (slang), get off your chest (informal), spill your guts about (slang) in the sense of dissemble Synonyms feign, affect, simulate, sham, counterfeit, falsify in the sense of divulge Definition to make known He was charged with divulging state secrets. Synonyms make known, tell, reveal, publish, declare, expose, leak, confess, exhibit, communicate, spill (informal), disclose, proclaim, betray, uncover, impart, promulgate, let slip, blow wide open (slang), get off your chest (informal), cough (slang), out (informal), spill your guts about (slang) in the sense of feign Definition to pretend to experience (a particular feeling) You can't feign interest in something you loathe. Synonyms pretend, affect, assume, put on, devise, forge, fake, imitate, simulate, sham, act, fabricate, counterfeit, give the appearance of, dissemble, make a show of in the sense of make believe Definition to pretend He made believe he didn't understand what I was saying. Synonyms pretend, play, enact, feign, play-act, act as if or though in the sense of profess Definition to claim (something as true), often falsely `I don't know,' he replied, professing innocence. Synonyms claim, allege, pretend, fake, make out, sham, purport, feign, act as if, let on, dissemble in the sense of say Definition to state (an opinion or fact) positively I must say that that rather shocked me, too. Synonyms make known, reveal, disclose, divulge, answer, reply, respond, give as your opinion in the sense of simulate Definition to pretend to feel or perform (an emotion or action) They rolled about, simulating a bloodthirsty fight. Synonyms pretend, act, feign, affect, assume, put on, reproduce, imitate, sham, fabricate, counterfeit, make believe in the sense of tell The facts tell a very different story. Synonyms reveal, show, indicate, disclose, signify, be evidence of
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