to be on good terms with
1on good terms with someone — on good terms (with (someone)) friendly with someone or with each other. Although she is on good terms with her parents now, Angie said she doesn t want to live with them, even for a short time. Even after their divorce, they remained on good… …
2on good terms with — on good terms (with (someone)) friendly with someone or with each other. Although she is on good terms with her parents now, Angie said she doesn t want to live with them, even for a short time. Even after their divorce, they remained on good… …
3be on good terms with someone — be on good terms with (someone) to be friendly with someone. We were always on good terms with our neighbours …
4be on good terms with — (someone) to be friendly with someone. We were always on good terms with our neighbours …
5(be) on good terms (with somebody) — be on good, friendly, bad, etc. ˈterms (with sb) idiom to have a good, friendly, etc. relationship with sb • I had no idea that you and he were on such intimate terms (= were such close friends). • He is still on excellent terms with his ex wife …
6be on good terms with sb — be on good/bad/excellent terms (with sb) ► to have a good, etc. relationship with sb: »He s on excellent terms with all of the sales staff. Main Entry: ↑term …
7on good terms with — adjective Friendly towards; having good relations with …
8on good terms — (with (someone)) friendly with someone or with each other. Although she is on good terms with her parents now, Angie said she doesn t want to live with them, even for a short time. Even after their divorce, they remained on good terms. Usage… …
9be on bad terms with someone — be on bad terms with (someone) be on good terms with (someone) to be friendly with someone. It doesn t help matters if you re on bad terms with your doctor …
10be on bad terms with — (someone) be on good terms with (someone) to be friendly with someone. It doesn t help matters if you re on bad terms with your doctor …
