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

A refreshment stop, store, cinema, etc where patrons are catered for while still remaining in their motor cars (also adjective)

A shop, restaurant or bank designed so that customers can be served without leaving their cars

The parts of a vehicle that are involved in causing it to move, including the engine, gears, wheels, etc

The band or strap that communicates motion from one machine, or part of a machine, to another

let drive

To aim a blow

let¹ /let/

transitive verb (prp lettˈing; pat let or (Scot) loot /lüt or lŭt/; pap let or (Scot) lootˈen, littˈen or luttˈen)

To give leave or power to, to allow, permit, suffer (usu with infinitive without to)
To allow to go or come
To grant to a tenant or hirer
In the imperative with accusative and infinitive without to, often used virtually as an auxiliary with imperative or optative effect
To leave (Shakespeare)
To omit (Shakespeare)
To allow to escape (archaic)
To behave so as to give an impression, make it appear (obsolete; also intransitive verb)

noun

A letting for hire

ORIGIN: OE (Anglian) lētan (WSax lǣtan) to permit, pat lēt; pap lǣten; Ger lassen

lettˈable adjective

Able to be hired out, suitable for letting

lettˈer noun

A person who lets, esp on hire

lettˈing noun

letˈ-alone noun (Shakespeare)

Absence of restraint, freedom

adjective

Refraining from interference
Leaving things to themselves

letˈ-down noun

An act or occasion of letting down
A disappointment

letˈ-off noun

An act or occasion of letting off
A festivity
An outlet
(in games) a failure to take advantage of an opportunity

letˈ-out noun

A chance to escape or avoid keeping an agreement, contract, etc

lettˈer-gaeˈ noun (Scot)

Someone who lets go, a precentor

letting down noun (aeronautics)

The reduction of altitude from cruising height to that required for the approach to landing

letˈ-up noun

End or ceasing
Abatement
Respite or relief

let alone

Not to mention, much less
To refrain from interference with
(imperative) trust (archaic)

let be (dialect let-a-be)

To leave undisturbed
Not to mention, to say nothing of (Scot)

let blood

To cause to bleed

let down

To allow to fall
To lower
To make longer
To allow air to escape from
To leave in the lurch, fail to back up when needed, betray trust, disappoint

let drive

To aim a blow
To discharge a missile

let fall

To drop
To mention or hint

let fly

To fling, discharge, shoot
To deliver a blow (also figurative)

let go

To cease holding
To finish the employment of
To slacken (nautical)

let in

To allow to enter
To take in or swindle (archaic)
(with for) to involve in or betray into anything unpleasant or troublesome
To insert
To leak inwards

let in on (informal)

To allow to take part in

let into

To set into the surface of
To admit to the knowledge of
To throw into one with

let loose

To set free
To let go of restraint, to indulge in unrestrained talk or conduct

let off

To allow to go free or without exacting all
To fire off, discharge
To break wind from the anus (informal)

let on (informal)

To allow to be believed, to pretend
To disclose awareness
To reveal, divulge

let oneself go (informal)

To allow one's appearance, lifestyle, etc to deteriorate
To act without restraint

let out

To allow to go free, or to become known
To emit
To widen, slacken, enlarge
To put out to hire
To leak outwards
To strike out or kick out (archaic)

let someone know

To inform someone

let up (informal)

To become less
To abate

let up on (informal)

To cease to have to do with
To treat less harshly

let well alone

To let things remain as they are from fear of making them worse

to let

Available for hire

drive /drīv/

let1 /let/

let¹ /let/