Let up meaning
Let up is a phrasal verb with 2 meanings. One of them is for bad weather, pressure, or another unpleasant condition to stop or improve.
- Past simple
- let up
- Past participle
- let up
- -ing form
- letting up
What let up means
become less severeB2informal
For bad weather, pressure, or another unpleasant condition to stop or improve
The rain showed no sign of letting up.
1 more meaning of let up is in the Retite app, with an example and a translation into your language.
More meanings in the appSimilar phrasal verbs
With let: let down, let in, let someone in on something, let something into something, let off, let on, let out, let yourself in for.
With up: wake up, pick up, grow up, line up, make up, set up, put up, go up, bring up, mess up.
Common questions
What does let up mean?
It has 2 meanings. One of them is for bad weather, pressure, or another unpleasant condition to stop or improve. The other one, with an example and a translation into your language, is in the Retite app.
What is the past tense of let up?
Let up, which is also its past participle.
Meanings and examples are written by Retite. The meanings follow Open English WordNet (CC BY 4.0). Levels are based on the CEFR-J Wordlist and set by Retite.
