Translation of agree in Spanish:
agree
See Spanish definition of decidir
transitive verb
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1.1(be in agreement over)
to agree that — estar de acuerdo en que- they all agreed (that) it was too late
- yes, it must feel odd, he agreed
- We agreed on the main issue: that new technologies make it possible for this to be done.
- This is the underlying issue which campaigners agree must be tackled in years to come.
- Nevertheless almost everybody agrees that a thought is produced when the brain neurons fire.
- The one thing everybody agrees on is Lara's exceptional ability and concentration.
- Not everybody agrees, however, that song-swapping is causing the industry's woes.
- By far the most dangerous form of transport, just about everybody agrees.
- Secondly, everybody agrees there needs to be a transfer of power as soon as is practical.
- It was a solace for me when everybody agreed that I do not look so bad after all.
- He would grant complete artistic licence but only if they both agreed on a structured recording process.
- The idea they agreed on was that Ingram would slowly and precisely read out loud each of the four options when faced with a question.
- The two leaders agreed on the need to speed up efforts to resume a serious peace process.
- What the two would not have agreed on is the nature of the crisis afflicting Europe and the Western world.
- Even if we were definite on the causes of global warming and agreed on a cure it could take centuries to reverse.
- The study also found that most couples agreed on how many children they wanted to have.
- First, if everybody agreed about everything, there would be no need of politics.
- Resident Jo agrees that environmental issues are important for the beachside seat.
- Not only that, but it can vehemently divide people who otherwise agree on most issues.
- After all, does anyone go to a blog for a discussion of issues that most people agree on?
- When no two raters agreed on an item rating, the lack of agreement was recorded as such.
- Then both agreed on the idea that it is an individuals' responsibility.
1.2(reach agreement over)
decidirto agree when/what/how/where/which — ponerse de acuerdo en cuándo/en qué/en cómo etc.to agree to + inf — quedar en + inf- they agreed to meet at six
it was agreed that he should go on his own — se decidió que fuera él solo- The plan involves agreeing a pay rise for this year and continuing negotiations over wage increases for the next two years.
- It was agreed that negotiations should take place with both contractors.
- After negotiation, we agree a set of terms under which the autopsy will be performed.
- Strikes have been put off until the end of February to give negotiators a chance to agree a deal.
- Eventually a compromise was agreed on, with a church wedding in Cyprus.
- It was agreed on Thursday that these groups should be persuaded to return homes.
- There is no money to be made out of the standards themselves, but a great deal to be lost if they are not agreed on by everyone.
- It comes as no surprise to learn that all the parties are agreed on the proposals.
- Wiltshire County Council's Cabinet agreed the increases which will come into effect in April.
- Once the maps are agreed, action plans should be prepared to manage the environmental impact.
- Make a record of the date you complained about the harassment, to whom you spoke, what was said and what action was agreed on.
- Once the value is agreed on, shuffle the deck and deal 5 cards to each player.
- It is denied that any fee was agreed on any of the three occasions identified by the Claimants.
- If the Cabinet agrees the recommendation it will mean that you and the other residents will need to move to another home.
- The money comes on top of the three year settlements agreed last year.
- In the present case they were the same, but the time for payment did not come till liability and amount were agreed or settled.
- As nothing further could usefully be settled it was agreed that the meeting be closed.
- As soon as all the charges are entered and agreed the work of settlement commences.
- The meeting is a negotiation, to bring these different goals together and to agree them.
- Current talks appear to revolve around agreeing a price.
1.3(decide on)
(price) acordar(date/details) decidir(date/details) concertar
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2.1(consent)
to agree to + inf — aceptar + inf- she agreed to accompany me
- I reluctantly agreed to help her
- Magistrates cannot order that people be removed to hospital unless the hospital authority agrees to accept them.
- To avoid the authorities, he agrees to accompany an inventor to go around the world in 80 days.
- She was so thrilled by the prospect of motherhood that Thorn follows the advice of a priest and agrees to accept an orphan child as his own.
- The reading and questions end and the author agrees to sign anyone who arrived late, saying he'll stay as long as it takes.
- After a lengthy plea from a social worker, the judge reluctantly agrees to allow the boy to leave.
- The good sister is far from sure about the merits of his assertion but she agrees to support his appeal for a pardon.
- By adding a comment on this post you are agreeing to abide by this set of standards.
- But at the end of the day, it's all about two people agreeing to do something and sticking with it.
- She said she asked for an eye test and agreed to allow him to look at her back after she complained of back pain.
- Mrs Martin agreed to take the suggestion to the town council and the youth council.
- He was a close part of Tony's crew until, busted by the Feds, he agreed to wear a wire.
- By entering, all eligible entrants agree to abide by each and all these terms and conditions.
- I hate talking about money and so immediately agreed to pay the price they suggested.
- Anyway, he suggested we try another local butcher, and he has agreed to do the job for us.
- The author agrees to give it a try - and at first it seems to be just what she needed.
- In need of company and cash, she reluctantly agrees to permit a film crew to shoot on her premises.
- Usually the bank obtains security from the customer when it agrees to open the acceptance credit.
- By agreeing to accept the gift, he is showing his willingness to be beholden to the donor.
- The seller is able to attract custom by agreeing to accept credit card payment.
- I agreed to admit him to a side room on a general medical ward accompanied by a prison officer.
2.2(admit, concede)
to agree that — reconocer / admitir / aceptar que
intransitive verb
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(be of same opinion)estar de acuerdoto agree about sth — estar de acuerdo / coincidir en algoto agree with sb/sth — estar de acuerdo con algn/algoI couldn't agree more — estoy completamente de acuerdo- I quite agree — lo mismo digo yo
- don't you agree? — ¿no te parece?
- I quite agree — lo mismo digo yo
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2.1(get on well)
congeniareven as children we never agreed — ya de pequeños no congeniábamos2.2(tally)
(statements/figures) concordarto agree with sth — concordar con algo