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1 network
"A group of people someone communicates and shares with on Windows Live. Someone's network includes people they've added to their profile, to their Messenger contacts, or both. People in someone's network can see information about their latest activities in the what's new list, and may see other information, depending on permissions settings." -
2 allow
"To permit someone else to perform an action. For example, to let someone else see your online status, send you messages, or see your public Messenger information." -
3 Windows Live Messenger Companion
"An add-on for Internet Explorer that lets someone share the webpage they're viewing with their Messenger friends, see webpages their friends have shared, and comment on shared webpages."English-Arabic terms dictionary > Windows Live Messenger Companion
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see someone right — (informal) To take care of someone, usu in the sense of giving them a tip or reward • • • Main Entry: ↑see * * * see someone right british spoken phrase to make sure that someone gets what they need, want, or are owed Don’t worry, he’ll see you… … Useful english dictionary
see (someone) right — 1. to give someone money, especially in payment for work they have done. Go and talk to Mr Mason when you ve finished he ll see you right. 2. to help someone. If you run into a problem, speak to Lucy. She ll see you right … New idioms dictionary
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see (someone) in (their) true colours — show (someone) in (their) true colours to show what someone s real character is, especially when it is unpleasant. At last he saw her in her true colours as a liar and a cheat … New idioms dictionary
see someone's true colours — see (someone s) true colours show (someone) in (their) true colours to show what someone s real character is, especially when it is unpleasant. It wasn t until we started to live together that I saw her true colours … New idioms dictionary
