Definition of let-out in English:

let-out

noun

British informal

单词	let-out
释义	Definition of let-out in English: let-out noun British informal An opportunity to escape from or avoid a difficult situation. the country won a let-out for its factories to continue burning dirty brown coal Example sentencesExamples The only let-out seems to be that emergency treatment cannot be refused. There is also the fact that these matters fall largely within the jurisdiction of the states which could add complications or at least provide a handy let-out. There are no ‘let-outs’ here, no ‘emergency rations’ or vitamin supplements off-camera. Now there is a let-out for this argument in the case of the wormhole time machine. It might, perhaps, have been useful to say rather more about the importance of giving software purchasers a let-out should they decide not to accept the terms of the licence. Synonyms means of avoidance, means of evasion, means of escape, escape clause, escape route
随便看	above (or below) the fold above (or below) the fold above (or beyond) reproach above (or beyond) reproach above/over one's head above par above-quoted above-recited above reproach aboves abovesaid above-seated above stairs above-stated above suspicion above suspicion above the bit above the bit above the fold above the law above the law above the line above the line above water above-wonderful