| Definition of 'let down' |
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1. (verb) lower, take down, let down, get down, bring down
move something or somebody to a lower position
"take down the vase from the shelf"
2. (verb) disappoint, let down
fail to meet the hopes or expectations of
"Her boyfriend let her down when he did not propose marriage"
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1. (verb) let down
to disappoint sb by not doing what you promised
I'm so sorry I let you guys down.
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Sense: to lower
She let down the blind.
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 Afrikaans: neerlaat |
 Arabic: يُسْقِط |
 Bulgarian: пускам |
 Brazilian: baixar |
 Czech: stáhnout |
 German: herunterlassen |
 Danish: sænke |
 Greek: κατεβάζω |
 Spanish: bajar |
 Estonian: alla laskma |
 Farsi: پایین آوردن |
 Finnish: laskea |
 French: baisser |
 Hebrew: לְהוֹרִיד |
 Hindi: लंबे बनाना |
 Croatian: spustiti |
 Hungarian: leenged |
 Indonesian: menurunkan |
 Icelandic: draga niður |
 Italian: abbassare |
 Japanese: 降ろす |
 Korean: 내리다 |
 Lithuanian: nuleisti |
 Latvian: nolaist zemē |
 Malay: menurunkan |
 Dutch: neerlaten |
 Norwegian: senke, fire |
 Polish: opuścić, spuścić |
 Persian: پایین آوردن |
 Pashto: كښته راوړل |
 Portuguese: baixar |
 Romanian: a coborî, a lăsa |
 Russian: опускать |
 Slovak: stiahnuť |
 Slovenian: spustiti |
 Serbian: spustiti |
 Swedish: släppa (fira, sänka) ner |
 Thai: ทำให้รู้สึกไม่ดี |
 Turkish: (aşağı) indirmek |
 Taiwanese: 放下 |
 Ukrainian: опускати |
 Urdu: نیچے کرنا |
 Vietnamese: hạ thấp cái gì |
 Chinese: 放下 |
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