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Let me do it. This is a set phrase that typically precedes a polite action or gesture. "Allow me," my date said before opening my car door. Allow me—I'll open the wine bottle.
allow me
and permit mePlease let me help you. (*Typically said by someone politely assisting another person, as by opening a door or providing some personal service. In Allow me, the stress is usually on me. In Permit me, the stress is usually on -mit.) Tom and Jane approached the door. "Allow me," said Tom, grabbing the doorknob. "Permit me," said Fred, pulling out a gold-plated lighter and lighting Jane's cigarette.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Giustino | | joos-TEE-no | Italian |
Ashfaq | | - | Arabic |
Vilma | | VEEL-mah (Finnish) | Spanish, Hungarian, German, Swedish, Finnish, Czech, Slovak, Croatian |
Longina | | lawn-GEE-nah (Polish) | Polish, Ancient Roman |
Rusul | | - | Arabic |
SevİL | | - | Turkish |