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Derek Gao Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

agree vs subscribe to

I came across the expression "subscribe to sb." when watching TV. I'm curious that when we should use "subscribe to sb" instead of "agree"? What's the difference?
  

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I've never heard that to mean "agree". Perhaps it means to subscribe to the person on Facebook or Twitter?

— Vorpar

  • I've never heard that to mean "agree".
  • Perhaps it means to subscribe to the person on Facebook or Twitter?
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I've never heard that to mean "agree". Perhaps it means to subscribe to the person on Facebook or Twitter?
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'Subscribe to' is absolutely different from 'agree' and is used in different content.
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no, I don't mean that. I heard it from a TV news that some media comments on a country's policy and the state leader said he subscribes to them. I did some search and located the following definition:

Definition:

to adopt as a belief

Usage example:

I subscribe to your view on abortion

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I subscribe to your view on abortion. Emotion: yes = I agree with your view on abortion.
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