let someone have it

Meaning: (idiomatic)Toattacksomeone with great force.At dawn we reallylet'emhave itwith a 30 minute artillery barrage.1976August 14, Bill Russell, “Gil Hustle Comes Out”, inGay Community News, volume 4, number 7, page11:[…]purchased a heavy-duty, light-weight, stainless steel purse, complete with a flame throwers[…]and a special attachment thatletanyone stupid enough to make a derogatory remark about Gil's sexual persuasionhave itright in the family jewels with a bronzed golf shoe.; (idiomatic)Toverballyassailsomeone.When I came home, heletmehave itfor wrecking the car.; Used other than figuratively or idiomatically:seelet,‎have,‎it.When he showed me that he'd gotten the insurance certificate for our old car, I decided tolethimhave it.

Examples:

EN: Now you let someone have it
ES: Y ahora la tiene otra persona.

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