The phrasal verb "let in on" means to allow someone to participate or share in something, especially a secret. You can "let someone in on" a plan or a joke.
The phrasal verb "let in on" means to allow someone to participate or share in something, especially a secret. You can "let someone in on" a plan or a joke.
| Phrasal Verb | let in on |
|---|---|
| Definition | to allow to participate |
| Examples | - I had an idea they were planning a secret celebration, but they wouldn't let me in on it. - Can you let me in on the joke? I don't understand what's so funny. |
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