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let know en · VERB

Meanings

1. (ditransitive) To inform (someone) (of something).
   • I sent an email to let John know what we found.
   • If anyone has seen him, let us know of his whereabouts.
   • On the day that decision was made, Virgin adverts appeared at St Pancras to let everyone (including its rival) know that things are going to change. 2026 February 4, Gareth Williams speaks to David Stubbings, “The RAIL Interview”, in RAIL, number 1054, page 32:
   • Let me know when you are arriving.
   • "I'm not sure which flight I'll be taking." / "Well, as soon as you find out, let me know."

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Translations (48)

hu tudat (inform) · oc assabentar (inform) · az xəbər vermək (inform) · pl dać znać (inform) · pt informar (inform) · cs dát vědět (inform) · cmn 告訴 /告诉 (inform) · uk повідомити (inform) · uk поінформувати (inform) · az bildirmək (inform) · fi ilmoittaa (inform) · cmn 通知 (inform) · tr haber vermek (inform) · hu megmond (inform) · es hacer/dejar saber (inform) · az xəbərdar etmək (inform) · no gi beskjed (inform) · nl laten weten (inform) · ota خبر ایتمك (inform) · pt avisar (inform) · uk сповіщати (inform) · ru дать знать (inform) · fi kertoa (inform) · da lade vide (inform) · da informere (inform) · ca assabentar (inform) · sv låta veta (inform) · fr dire (inform) · hu közöl (inform) · uk повідомляти (inform) · hu elmond (inform) · is að láta einhvern vita (inform) · uk інформувати (inform) · pl dawać znać (inform) · uk сповістити (inform) · ru уведомлять (inform) · es pasar la voz (inform) · ca informar (inform) · hu szól (inform) · sw fahamisha (inform) · cmn 告知 (inform) · fr faire savoir (inform) · ru информировать (inform) · de bekannt geben (inform) · sv informera (inform) · es avisar (inform) · hu értesít (inform) · sw julisha (inform)