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Glad To See You - translation to spanish
Glad To See You
1944 AMERICAN MUSICAL COMEDY
GTSY, que alegría de verlo (siglas utilizadas en el chat del internet)
what you see is what you get
DISPLAY OF A DOCUMENT DURING EDITING IN A FORM CLOSELY CORRESPONDING TO ITS APPEARANCE WHEN PRINTED OR DISPLAYED AS A FINISHED PRODUCT
WYSIAYG; Wysiwyg; What You See Is What You Get; WYGIWYS; WYSIWyG; WISYWIG; Wizzy wig; What you see is what you get; WYSIWIG; WYSIWYG MOL; What-you-see-is-what-you-get; WYSIWYG editor; Wiziwyg; WSYIWYG; WySIWYG; YAFIYGI; WYSIWYL; WYSIWYW; What You See Is What You Want; W-Y-S-I-W-Y-G!; W-Y-S-I-W-Y-G; Wysiayg; WYSWYG; WYSWIG; WySiWyG; WYSIMOLWYG; WYSIAWYG; WYGIWYG; Draft:WYGIWYG; WYSYWIG; WYSYWYG
= todo está a la vista, no hay nada oculto
Ex: Andrew is a musician truly doing it for the love of it, what you see is what you get.
Ex: Andrew is a musician truly doing it for the love of it, what you see is what you get.
WYSIWYG
DISPLAY OF A DOCUMENT DURING EDITING IN A FORM CLOSELY CORRESPONDING TO ITS APPEARANCE WHEN PRINTED OR DISPLAYED AS A FINISHED PRODUCT
WYSIAYG; Wysiwyg; What You See Is What You Get; WYGIWYS; WYSIWyG; WISYWIG; Wizzy wig; What you see is what you get; WYSIWIG; WYSIWYG MOL; What-you-see-is-what-you-get; WYSIWYG editor; Wiziwyg; WSYIWYG; WySIWYG; YAFIYGI; WYSIWYL; WYSIWYW; What You See Is What You Want; W-Y-S-I-W-Y-G!; W-Y-S-I-W-Y-G; Wysiayg; WYSWYG; WYSWIG; WySiWyG; WYSIMOLWYG; WYSIAWYG; WYGIWYG; Draft:WYGIWYG; WYSYWIG; WYSYWYG
abbreviation
lo que ves es lo que tienes, WYSIWYG
lo que ves es lo que tienes, WYSIWYG
Wikipedia
Glad To See You
Glad To See You was a 1944 American musical comedy. The musical, which involves the adventure of a USO troupe during World War II, was intended for Broadway but flopped, closing after out-of-town tryouts and never opening in New York.
Examples of use of Glad To See You
1. "When we walk in, it‘s, ‘Hey, I‘m glad to see you,‘ " he said.
2. And no, we are not glad to see you go," station astronaut John Phillips said.
3. "We are glad to see you," the sheikh told the U.S. colonel, greeting him warmly with a broad smile.
4. "Oh my gosh, are we glad to see you," he belts out as the utility workers pass by.
5. Navy where, in a bizarre coincidence, he was greeted by the recruiting officer: "Glad to see you, Hitler.