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Let someone know | Discuss

Let someone know (something)

Meaning:

Tell someone some information

If you let someone know something, you make sure he/she knows about it.

Example:

Have you decided to come to our meeting next week? Let me know by this Friday.

If you need any help, please let us know.

When you move, let me know your new address.

Let the cat out of the bag  | Discuss

Let the cat out of the bag 

Meaning:

To reveal a secret.

Low-key | Discuss

Low-key

Meaning:

Quiet, on a small scale, and not attracting a lot of attention.

If something (an event, etc.) is low-key, it is not intended to be big, look important, or involve a lot of activities.

Example:

Sam and Jane want to keep their wedding as low-key as possible. They will invite only a handful of people to their wedding.

He spent a lot of money for the last presidential campaign, but this time his campaign for re-election will be low-key.