Tra từ disagree - Từ điển Oxford Advanced Learner 8th

dis·agree [disagree disagrees disagreed disagreeing] BrE [ˌdɪsəˈɡriː] NAmE [ˌdɪsəˈɡriː] verb
1. intransitive if two people disagree or one person disagrees with another about sth, they have a different opinion about it
• Even friends disagree sometimes.
• No, I disagree. I don't think it would be the right thing to do.
•~ (with sb) (about/on/over sth) He disagreed with his parents on most things.
•Some people disagree with this argument.
•~ that… Few would disagree that students learn best when they are interested in the topic.
2. intransitive if statements or reports disagree, they give different information
Opp: ↑agree
Derived: ↑disagree with somebody ▪ ↑disagree with with doing something
Verb forms:

Word Origin:
late 15th cent. (in sense 2, also in the sense ‘refuse to agree to’): from Old French desagreer.

Thesaurus:
disagree verb I
•He disagreed with his parents on most things.
differ • • dispute • • be at odds • • not see eye to eye with sb • |formal take issue with sb •
Opp: agree
disagree/differ/dispute/be at odds/not see eye to eye/take issue with sb/sth
disagree/differ/be at odds/not see eye to eye/take issue on sth
disagree/differ/be at odds/take issue over sth
Disagree or differ? Only people can disagree; people or their opinions can differ:
•Medical opinion differs as to how to treat the disease.
✗ Medical opinion disagrees as to how to treat the disease.

Example Bank:
•He and I simply disagree.
•I disagree strongly with this idea.
•I disagree totally with this policy.
•I feel uncomfortable publicly disagreeing with a colleague.
•I flatly disagree with that policy.
•I must respectfully disagree with her on this point.
•I personally disagreed with several elements of the proposal.
•It is difficult to disagree with the chairman on this point.
•Jack and Robert disagree about everything.
•Many in the government disagree over the scale of the changes.
•Ministers disagree over the scale of the changes.
•The only time we sharply disagreed was over the children's education.
•Victoria and I obviously disagree on this issue.
•We disagree on this matter.
•When I pointed out that it had been her idea in the first place, she could hardly disagree.
•No, I disagree. I don't think it would be the right thing to do.
•She disagreed that building more roads was the only way to handle traffic congestion.