let know

English

Verb

let (someone) know

1. (ditransitive) To inform (someone) (of something).

   I sent an e-mail to let John know what we found.

   Let me know when you are arriving .

   "I'm not sure which flight I'll be taking." / "Well, as soon as you find out, let me know."

   He let her know about his plans.

   If anyone has seen him, let us know of his whereabouts.

Usage notes

• The second object may be omitted when it is understood in context.

Translations

inform

• Catalan: informar (ca), assabentar (ca)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 告知 (zh) (gàozhī), 通知 (zh) (tōngzhī), 告訴／告诉 (zh), 告诉 (zh) (gàosu)

• Czech: dát vědět
• Danish: informere (da), lade vide
• Finnish: ilmoittaa (fi), kertoa (fi)
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• French: faire savoir (fr)
• German: bekannt geben (de)
• Hungarian: szól (hu), értesít (hu), tudat (hu), közöl (hu), megmond (hu), elmond (hu)
• Occitan: assabentar (oc)
• Spanish: informar (es), hacer saber