英语词汇“agree”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

agreeagree /əˈgri/ verb 1 to have the same opinion as someone► agree

to have the same opinion as someone else:

“I think blue is a good color for a bathroom.” “I agree.”

Brad said we should take a break and everyone agreed with him.

My sister and I agree on most things, but we have different tastes in music.

► share someoneʼs view

to have the same opinion as another person about an important subject, especially in science, politics, or business:

There are many other scientists who share his views about the future of our planet.

► be in agreement

if people are in agreement, they have the same opinion, especially after discussing something:

I think we are all in agreement about what needs to be done.

► concur (formal)

to say that you have the same opinion as someone:

Three of the other Supreme Court Justices concurred with her decision.

ANTONYMS ➔ see disagree2 to make a decision or plan after talking about it► agree

to make a decision or plan after talking about it:

We agreed to meet later in the week.

Have you agreed on a name for the baby?

► reach an agreement

to agree about something, after discussing it until everyone is satisfied with the decision:

The two countries reached an agreement to end the fighting.

► compromise

to make an agreement by accepting something slightly different from what you wanted at the beginning:

Mom said I could invite six people to my party and I wanted ten, so we compromised and I invited eight people.

3 to say that you will do something or allow something to be done► agree

to say that you will do something or allow something to be done:

My dad has agreed to lend me the money.

► consent AWL (formal)

to agree to do something or say that you will allow something to be done:

The actress rarely consents to do interviews.

► approve

to officially agree to a plan or idea:

Congress voted to approve the new law.

ANTONYMS ➔ see refuse1 (1) ➔ see match1 for agree meaning “to contain the same information”

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例句	agreeagree /əˈgri/ verb 1 to have the same opinion as someone► agree to have the same opinion as someone else: “I think blue is a good color for a bathroom.” “I agree.” Brad said we should take a break and everyone agreed with him. My sister and I agree on most things, but we have different tastes in music. ► share someoneʼs view to have the same opinion as another person about an important subject, especially in science, politics, or business: There are many other scientists who share his views about the future of our planet. ► be in agreement if people are in agreement, they have the same opinion, especially after discussing something: I think we are all in agreement about what needs to be done. ► concur (formal) to say that you have the same opinion as someone: Three of the other Supreme Court Justices concurred with her decision. ANTONYMS ➔ see disagree2 to make a decision or plan after talking about it► agree to make a decision or plan after talking about it: We agreed to meet later in the week. Have you agreed on a name for the baby? ► reach an agreement to agree about something, after discussing it until everyone is satisfied with the decision: The two countries reached an agreement to end the fighting. ► compromise to make an agreement by accepting something slightly different from what you wanted at the beginning: Mom said I could invite six people to my party and I wanted ten, so we compromised and I invited eight people. 3 to say that you will do something or allow something to be done► agree to say that you will do something or allow something to be done: My dad has agreed to lend me the money. ► consent AWL (formal) to agree to do something or say that you will allow something to be done: The actress rarely consents to do interviews. ► approve to officially agree to a plan or idea: Congress voted to approve the new law. ANTONYMS ➔ see refuse1 (1) ➔ see match1 for agree meaning “to contain the same information”
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