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let up on
let up on (someone)
to make less of an effort to get someone to do something.
Teachers let up on us when we were seniors, probably figuring they'd taught us as much as we'd ever learn.

Usage notes: often used in the form not let up on someone:
The police said they would not let up on drug dealers.

let up on (something)
to make less of an effort to do something.
NASA eventually let up on trying to convince the public that every astronaut was happily married.

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let up on something
let up on (something)
to make less of an effort to do something.
NASA eventually let up on trying to convince the public that every astronaut was happily married.

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let up on
• let up on (someone or something)
stop working too hard, take the pressure off someone or something
He was told by his doctor to let up on his work schedule or he will become sick.

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let up on something
• let up on (someone or something)
stop working too hard, take the pressure off someone or something
He was told by his doctor to let up on his work schedule or he will become sick.

[TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲

let up on someone
let up on (someone)
to make less of an effort to get someone to do something.
Teachers let up on us when we were seniors, probably figuring they'd taught us as much as we'd ever learn.

Usage notes: often used in the form not let up on someone:
The police said they would not let up on drug dealers.

let up on (something)
to make less of an effort to do something.
NASA eventually let up on trying to convince the public that every astronaut was happily married.

[TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲

let up on someone
• let up on (someone or something)
stop working too hard, take the pressure off someone or something
He was told by his doctor to let up on his work schedule or he will become sick.

[TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲


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