let sb down | to DISAPPOINT someone by failing to do what you agreed to do or were expected to do (zawieść kogo� | |
let sb into sth | TELL sb sth (powiedzieć komuś coś) (? let sb in on sth) | |
let up | to BECOME LESS STRONG or STOP (esp. of something unpleasant) (osłabić się, przestać) [rain] | |
let go of sb/sth | to STOP HOLDING sb/sth (puścić kogoś/coś) [rope] | |
let sb be | to STOP bothering, criticizing or ANNOYING someone | |
let sth slip | to TELL (people) about something without intending to (wygadać się) [secret] | |
break down | to STOP WORKING (zepsuć się) | |
break off | to suddenly STOP DOING something or speaking (zakończyć coś(związek), przestać mówić, ułama� | |
break into sth | to forcibly ENTER (włamać się); to suddenly START doing something (zerwać się do czegoś) | |
break the news | to TELL someone about SOMETHING BAD that has just happened and may have an effect on them | |
break sb's heart | to make sb deeply unhappy (złamać serce) | |
break the record | to do something better than the best known speed, time, etc. previously achieved (pobić rekord) | |