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2022-04-08 02:04
Let the dog see the rabbit American British informal verb phrase
If you say that you let the dog see the rabbit, you mean that you allow him to work the way he wants without interference or obstruction.
Stand aside and say nothing. Let the dog see the rabbit.
You'd better let the dog see the rabbit first and then give the explanation later.
When you are in the race, you should ignore the whistles and yells and just let the dog see the rabbit.
The verb "let" should be conjugated according to its tense.
This phrase originates from the hunting dog, commonly a greyhound not knowing what to do until it sees its prey "the rabbit".
Do you see anything wrong?
