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let someone in on something
phrasal verb with letverbuk /let/ us /let/present participleletting | past tense and past participlelet
to tell someone about something that is secret, or to allow someone to become involved in something that only very few people are involved in: 向（某人）公开;允许（某人）参与（秘密的事情）
Debbie agreed to let me in on her plans.黛比同意让我参加她的计划。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Revealing secrets & becoming known
anti-secrecy
backchannel
bare
bare your heart/soulidiom
blow someone's coveridiom
blow/take the lid off somethingidiom
declassify
hold
huddle
kiss
rat
rat on someone/something
reintroduce
revealingly
revelatory
state's evidence
surface
tip
transpire
unravel
let someone in on something | American Dictionary
let someone in on something
phrasal verb with letverb[ T ]us/let/
to tell someone something, esp. private information, that others already know:
My children never want to let me in on what they do in school.
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