Idioms

have you met

have you met

A phrase used when introducing people. I'm sorry, have you met? Carly, this is Tom. Tom, have you met Carly? Honey, have you met my boss? Yes, this is Phil—Phil, meet my wife.
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Have you met (someone?)

a question asked when introducing someone to someone else. (The question need not be answered. The someone is usually a person's name.) Tom: Hello, Mary. Have you met Fred? Mary: Hello, Fred. Glad to meet you. Fred: Glad to meet you, Mary. Tom: Hey, Mary! Good to see you. Have you met Fred? Mary: No, I don't believe I have. Hello, Fred. Glad to meet you. Fred: Hello, Mary.
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