0 present participle of agree --
1 to have the same opinion: --
[ + speech ] "You're absolutely right," agreed Jake.
[ + question word ] Experts seem unable to agree whether the drug is safe or not.
[ + that ] I agree that he should be invited.
My father and I don't agree about/on very much.
I agree with you on this issue.
Ann and I never seem to agree.
2 to decide something together: --
3 If two or more statements, ideas, sets of numbers, etc. agree, they are the same or very similar: --
4 When two words agree, or one word agrees with another word, they have the same grammatical form. For example, the words may both be singular or plural, masculine or feminine, etc. --
Assessment can be thought of in terms of understanding the needs of an individual with a view to agreeing priorities and objectives for intervention.
It should be noted that the students who produced the latter set of marks discussed their individual contributions together before agreeing on the allocation.
We would like to thank the following colleagues for kindly agreeing to referee papers for the journal over the past year.
While basically agreeing with the relevance of such an approach - what other alternatives are there?
In such a system, blindly agreeing with one's superiors and personal loyalty, rather than free expression, thought, and critique, are rewarded.
However, a supplier may deny ever receiving an order or agreeing on a contract.
The success of most ordinary joint activities depends not on individual plans agreeing all the way up but on their meshing at some appropriate level.
For instance, agreeing and refusing can be expressed gesturally by nodding or shaking one's head.
