Full form: let's

Let's is short for Let us.

Note: Never write the letter is.

Supplement:

Jean: English? [let]? Beautiful? 【l？ t]

Allow; Allow; Rent; Hypothesis; rear

Intransitive verb rent; Be contracted

Noun (abbreviation for noun) obstacle; let

(let) name; (Myanmar) Lai; Wright (Russia)

[past tense let past participle let present participle let]

For example:

Allow (followed by infinitive, usually without to or adverbs in verb phrases, etc. Let him tell you what happened. )

Let the past (or come and go); Permit ... Pass: The secretary let me into the office. The secretary let me into the office. )

He rented a room to a couple. He rented a room to a couple. )

We should let the public know the truth. We should let the public know the truth. )

Transfer (contract); Outsourcing: The government contracted the project to four companies. The government contracted the project to four companies. )

English dictionary phrases:

Hypothesis: Is this OK? Is this good? (used to ask for each other's opinions) [Let's also say]

Let you and me: (or me, we) Let you and me (do …)

We don't want [American English] [non-standard English] (I suggest) and we don't want [us].

Let's face it [dictation] Let's accept the reality, tell the truth and face the reality; Anyway.

Let's tell the bad news.

Phrases:

Let go of disappointment; Put it down; Reduce; not support

Not to mention, not to mention; Non-interference; Not to mention; let alone

Release it; Send it out; Leak; Release; Emissions; issue

Let us? let us

Let go? Let go; Release; launch

Let me see? Let me see; let me think.

Let me tell you something? I'll tell you; to tell the truth

Let nature take its course Let him go; Let him do that.

Let you know? Let you know

Let go? Let go, let go

Let go? Let it go, let it go.

Let it out? 5. Release; Leak; hire

Like what? For example (used as brackets)

Let you go? Let you go.

Let's face it, okay To be honest.