agree+to
71agree with — /ə gri: wɪð/ verb 1. to say that your opinions are the same as someone else’s ● I agree with the chairman that the figures are lower than normal. 2. to be the same as ● The auditors’ figures do not agree with those of the accounts department …
72agree to disagree — in. to agree to discuss something, but retain one’s opinions. □ We have decided nothing except that we agree to disagree. □ The two political parties agreed to disagree in 1971, and that was the last agreeable thing either one of them did …
73agree with — {v.} To have a good effect on, suit. * /The meat loaf did not agree with him./ * /The warm, sunny climate agreed with him, and he soon grew strong and healthy./ …
74agree with — {v.} To have a good effect on, suit. * /The meat loaf did not agree with him./ * /The warm, sunny climate agreed with him, and he soon grew strong and healthy./ …
75agree upon — phr verb Agree upon is used with these nouns as the object: ↑solution …
76agree with — I be good for. See health. II (Roget s IV) v. 1. [To concur] Syn. concur, coincide, accord, harmonize; see agree . 2. [To suit] Syn. be suitable, be favorable, be agreeable, be healthful, be good for, suit, be appropriate to, satisfy, be… …
77agree\ with — v To have a good effect on, suit. The meat loaf did not agree with him. The warm, sunny climate agreed with him, and he soon grew strong and healthy …
78agree to/to do something — say that one will do something. → agree …
79agree to disagree — to decide not to argue about something any more. The two countries can agree to disagree on this issue and still have a cooperative relationship …
80agree to differ — to stop arguing because you know you will never agree In the end, we agreed to differ …