The phrasal verb "let on" means to reveal secret information. If you "let on" that you know a surprise, you ruin it.
The phrasal verb "let on" means to reveal secret information. If you "let on" that you know a surprise, you ruin it.
| Phrasal Verb | let on |
|---|---|
| Definition | to reveal information |
| Examples | - We planning a secret party for John on Friday. Please don't let on. - Whatever you do, don't let on that I like her. |
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