Let+alone
11let alone — 1. conjunction a) Much less; to say nothing of; I didnt even notice it, let alone mind it. [I didnt even notice it, so certainly I didnt mind it.] b) not to mention, as well as; 2. verb To lea …
12let alone — Ⅰ. ► leave (or let) alone 1) abandon or desert. 2) stop interfering with. Main Entry: ↑alone Ⅱ. ► let alone not to mention. Main Entry: ↑ …
13let alone — This is used to emphasise how extreme something could be: We hadn t got the money to phone home, let alone stay in a hotel. This emphasises the utter impossibility of staying in a hotel. (Dorking School Dictionary) …
14let alone — certainly not I don t have enough money to go to a movie let alone go on a holiday …
15let alone — used for saying that something is even less likely to happen than another unlikely thing I hardly have time to think these days, let alone relax …
16let alone — idi not to mention: too tired to walk, let alone run[/ex] …
17let alone do something — let alone (do something) and to an even greater degree do something. We were trapped in a situation you can barely imagine, let alone understand. Usage notes: used to emphasize the extreme character of something Related vocabulary: not to mention …
18let alone — let (someone) alone to not annoy or interrupt someone. I tried to keep my promise not to call her, to let her alone to think, but finally I needed to talk to her …
19let alone — Synonyms and related words: abandon, abstain, abstain from, added to, along with, as well as, aside from, attended by, avoid, bar, barring, be conservative, beside, besides, butt out, coupled with, cut, dispense with, do nothing, do without,… …
20let alone — not to mention. → let …
