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  1. 09-Jan-2006, 12:20 #1
    Lukys
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    Default To be back on terms

    What does it mean the phrase "be back on terms"? Thank you
  2. 10-Jan-2006, 04:45 #2
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    Default Re: To be back on terms

    If you have argued or had problems with someone, but have resolved the issues, you are back on (good) terms with someone.
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