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Verb
- 1
let someone in; allow someone in
To have someone come inside.
Korean definition: 사람을 안으로 들어오게 하다.
Father didn't let my brother, who had run away from home, into the house.
The president had his secretary call Manager Park from HR and let him into the president's office.
- 2
let in
To have a star, light, etc., reach a certain range.
Korean definition: 볕이나 빛 등이 일정한 범위에 미치도록 하다.
To let a bit more sunlight in, you need to make the window bigger.
We put in a big window to let light into the second-floor attic.
- 3
get; adopt
To allow someone who is not one's family member to stay at one's place.
Korean definition: 식구가 아닌 사람을 집에서 지내게 하다.
Mother finally decided to take in the child abandoned outside the gate.
Grandfather was so kindhearted that he took in Jisu and her mother, who had nowhere to go, and let them stay in the guest quarters.
- 4
send
To allow someone to become a new member of a group or organization.
Korean definition: 모임이나 조직의 구성원이 되게 하다.
The professor made his student a member of the academic society so he could study.
The senior wanted to bring the pretty girl into his club as a new member.