agreed in Italian
agreed in Italian is d'accordo — agreed means settled or decided by mutual consent.
agreed in Italian
d'accordo
Indicates agreement on the part of the speaker.
What does "agreed" mean?
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adj Settled or decided by mutual consent.
"Both sides signed the agreed terms at the end of the meeting."
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intj Used to say you accept or share someone else's view.
""This film is far too long." "Agreed," said Tom, glancing at his watch."
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agreed in a sentence
- Both sides signed the agreed terms at the end of the meeting.
- The agreed price was lower than the seller first asked for.
- "This film is far too long." "Agreed," said Tom, glancing at his watch.
- "We should leave earlier next time." "Agreed."
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What is "agreed" in Italian?
"agreed" in Italian is d'accordo. agreed means: Settled or decided by mutual consent.
How do you use "agreed" in a sentence?
Example: "Both sides signed the agreed terms at the end of the meeting." In Italian, "agreed" is d'accordo.
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