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Meanings of agree on in English
Come to a mutual understanding or agreement or a common plan, to create an appointment, harmonize mutual ideas about a presumed future.
Synonyms
Examples for "agree"
Examples for "agree"
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The problem throughout this year has been to agree a tariff level.
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The authors agree with Japan's health ministry: finance is a huge problem.
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I agree, but the good news is-noprivate eye cases right now.
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Experts agree that passive safety is a good idea but urge caution.
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It will likely help if you agree to regularly review the situation.
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It will likely help if you agree to regularly review the situation.
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Apollo is the second major firm to agree to New York's model.
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But countries won't agree to American demands without getting something in return.
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The company wants some staff to agree to a shorter working week.
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The published Ipso rules say: Both parties must voluntarily agree to arbitrate.
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I wonder whether I could make an appointment to come and see you?
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Now I just have to make an appointment to hand over my SKS.
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Would you like to make an appointment to come in and talk with me?
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Why don't you make an appointment to see Luce yourself to talk about it?
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I'll make an appointment to see him after school tomorrow.
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He will 'attempt' to set up a 'committee' to 'study' the matter.
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I think the way the golf course is set up is great.
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He wants to leave Europe, set up people's tribunals, halve public employees.
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To end the crisis, they agreed to set up a power-sharing government.
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It has also set up military courts to handle national security cases.
Usage of agree on in English
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He said governments should align their rules and agree on core values.
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Valls and Martinez agree on one thing: the hospital attack was unacceptable.
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While regional differences exist, most American cookbooks agree on the following formulations:
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Union leaders will meet on Thursday evening to agree on fresh action.
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Both parties need to agree on lists of prisoners to be swapped.
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Scientists can't even agree on the best way to measure vertical jumps.
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Not surprisingly, the artists agree on one thing: Record companies are bloodsuckers.
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They must agree on a text before the revival can become law.
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They have yet to agree on a maritime border in the region.
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Both chambers must agree on the same legislation before it becomes law.
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The two have yet to agree on all terms of the deal.
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He urged governments to align their rules and agree on core values.
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Almost all Democrats agree on this issue, but Republicans are deeply divided.
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ECONOMICS: It is not unusual that economists cannot agree on an answer.
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Yet all the witnesses agree on what Lord Borros said and did.
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Which brings us to the second thing we can all agree on.
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Agree on through the time
Agree on across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
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