let be

let somebody/something be

to not change anything related to someone or something As long as no one complains about the clubs, the authorities let them be.

let be

Leave undisturbed, refrain from interfering with. For example, Stop fussing with the tablecloth; let it be, or, as A.E. Housman put it in A Shropshire Lad (1896): "Will you never let me be?" [Second half of 1100s] Also see leave someone alone; leave someone in peace.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Curtis	KUR-tis	English
Narkissos	-	Greek Mythology
Aphrodisia	-	Ancient Greek
Amos	AY-məs (English)	English, Hebrew, Biblical, Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek, Biblical Hebrew
Darion	DER-ee-ən, DAR-ee-ən	English (Modern)
Able	['eibl]