Смысл: let alone

let alone[͵letəʹləʋn]
phr prep
<Í> не говоря уже о ...; не считая
they have no money for necessities, let alone for luxuries - у них нет денег на самое необходимое, не говоря уже о предметах роскоши
there were seven people in the car, let alone three dogs - в машине было семь человек, не считая /кроме/ трёх собак

let alone Идиома

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let alone

1. verb To stop aggravation addition or something. A noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "let" and "alone." Why do you accumulate acrimonious at that band on your knee? Let it abandoned already! For the aftermost time, let your brother alone—he needs to study!2. expression Not to mention. The byword is acclimated to accent that if added added cogent or acute things are not accessible or cannot be accommodated, a bottom affair absolutely is not or cannot either. I hardly had time to besom my teeth this morning, let abandoned do my hair! We can't allow a vacation, let abandoned a cruise to Disney World.Learn more: alone, let

let someone or something alone

and leave someone or something alone; leave someone or something beto abstain touching, bothering, or communicating with addition or something. Leave me alone. I don't appetite your help. Let it alone! Don't blow it! It may be hot!Learn more: alone, let

let abandoned someone or something

not to acknowledgment or anticipate of addition or something; not alike to booty addition or article into account. (Fixed order.) Do I accept a dollar? I don't alike accept a dime, let abandoned a dollar. I didn't allure John, let abandoned the blow of his family.Learn more: alone, let

let alone

1. See leave addition alone.
2. Not to mention, as in We accept no allowance for addition abode guest, let abandoned an absolute family. [c. 1800] Learn more: alone, let

let aˈlone

acclimated afterwards a account to accent that because the aboriginal affair is not accurate or possible, the abutting affair cannot be accurate or accessible either: I wouldn’t allege to him, let abandoned assurance him or accommodate him money. ♢ She didn’t alike apologize, let abandoned action to pay for the damage.Learn more: alone, let

let alone

Not to mention; abundant less: "Their ancestors had been clay poor and never saw royalty, let abandoned afraid about with them" (Garrison Keillor).Learn more: alone, let

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let down let-go let in let-in let off let-off let on let out let-out let-pass let's let up letable letch letdown letdowns lethal lethalities

let alone Идиома

let alone

let alone

let someone or something alone

let abandoned someone or something

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