To share the same opinion as someone, or (of food/climate) to suit someone's health.
To think the same thing as someone else, or for food or weather to be good for your body.
2 meanings, ordered from most common to least. Color-coded by CEFR level.
To have the same opinion or view as another person.
"I completely agree with what she said about the need for better public transport."
I agree with you that this is a matter of justice.
— Common phrasing in political and judicial discourse; widely cited variant from various public speeches.
Of food, drink, or climate: to suit someone's body without causing illness or discomfort.
"Rich, creamy sauces don't agree with me — I feel sick afterwards."
One of the most basic and frequently used phrasal verbs. Note the food/health sense: 'Spicy food doesn't agree with me' is very common. Cannot be used in the progressive: say 'I agree with you', not 'I am agreeing with you'.
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