letup

See also: let up and let-up

English

Etymology

Deverbal from let up.

Noun

letup (plural letups)

A pause or period of slackening.
without letup

It rained without letup for many hours.

We waited for a letup in the rain, then we ran home before it started again.

Alternative forms

let-up

Translations

a pause or period of slackening

Bulgarian: отслабване (bg) n (otslabvane), облекчение (bg) n (oblekčenie)
German: Nachlassen (de) n
Hungarian: lankadás (hu), enyhülés (hu), megállás (hu), szünet (hu)
Japanese: 休み (ja) (yasumi), 減少 (ja) (genshou), 減速 (ja) (gensoku)
Russian: ослабле́ние (ru) n (oslablénije)

Anagrams

-tuple, plute, tuple

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