Idiom – See eye to eye

• Idiom – See eye to eye.
• Meaning – To agree with someone about something – or in general. To see eye to eye is used when people completely agree with each other.
• This expression is often used in a negative way.”Jack doesn’t see eye to eye with his manager”.

Usage:

When could you use this idiom?

• You are talking about two people who disagree with each other about something.
• When discussing an employee who often disagrees with his or her manager.
• Discussing two people that regularly argue.

Example:

• “Please don’t discuss politics with my brother. We don’t see eye to eye on much these days and I don’t want to start a fight!”

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