let
noun [C] (SPORT) /let/Definition
› (in tennis or similar games) a situation in which the ball touches the net as it crosses it, so that you have to play the point againTennis and racket sports
(Definition of let noun (SPORT) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- -seeded suffix (SPORT)
- backhand noun
- break noun (SPORT)
- break point noun
- break verb (SPORT)
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- double noun (TWO PLAYERS)
- fault verb (SPORTS)
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- lob noun
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