connect with someone meaning

• [American slang]
  in. to meet someone; to talk to someone on the telephone.
  • Let's try to connect on this matter tomorrow.
  • We connected over a drink and discussed the matter fully.
  
  

• A computer can be such a private tool to connect with someone who others would never know you had a connection with.
• Anyway, what I need to do is connect with someone who had previously contributed to this article and work with them.
• To join the club and get the newsletter ( and perhaps connect with someone locally ), call ( 718 ) 969-2320.
• With these ducks in a row, Schwartz tackled the biggest obstacle _ how to connect with someone who could make the working part of the camera itself.
• For seniors who are physically isolated, the Internet allows them to continue an education or connect with someone, somewhere, with whom they share an interest, Miller said.
• It's about being able to connect with someone you want to connect with in order to get something you want, such as a date, a promotion or a favor.
• But two months after the crash, Ms . Librett said, she still felt isolated in her grief and desperate to connect with someone who " understood the shock and full emotion that I was going through ."
• With the help of abolitionists, they were able to connect with someone who spoke their native dialect and could state their own case _ that they were held illegally and therefore should be returned as free men and women to their homeland.
• As the attraction builds and William truly connects with someone for the first time in his life, he must deal with the fact that the love of his life and the only person who understands him is, unfortunately, half his age.
• As a child, Starr had to read the newspaper to his visually impaired father, an experience which led him to create a statewide service that allowed visually impaired people to call a phone number to connect with someone who would read the news to them.