I can't disagree more

2011-04-17 3:15 am
'' I can't disagree more ''

It means 'agree' or ' not agree' ? And why?

THANKX!

回答 (6)

2011-04-17 3:40 am
✔ 最佳答案
'' I can't disagree more ''
= 'I don't agree'
= ‘I disagree absolutely’ (to the maximum)
= I can't disagree even a little bit more than what I do now.
參考: me
2012-05-05 4:49 pm
在這帖真學懂不少,感激大家如此有責任的去多補充註解&資料,非常有用&有幫助
現大致了解,唯獨不明是"外國人何解將英語結構弄得如此複雜?",中文同意不同意,盡只得三字,且既有totally,definitely, so much等,何不直接點i entirely disagree反說"我不可能比這個更不同意","沒有比這更同意"?
2011-04-20 12:36 am
Interesting reference for discerning Can/Could/couldn't/can't- Disagree/agree with you more :
http://www.englishforums.com/English/CanCouldCouldntCantDisagreeAgree-More/znqrk/post.htm
2011-04-17 5:08 pm
I couldn't disagree with you more. => This means I disagree with you completely. I disagree 100%, and it's not possible to disagree more than that.

I can't disagree with you more ~ not used as "standard" expressions. It sounds weird to me.

2011-04-17 09:14:47 補充:
I have just looked it up from Cambridge dictionary online. They only have “could/couldn’t agree more”, not “can/can’t agree more”

http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/british/couldn-t-agree-disagree-more#couldn-t-agree-disagree-more__1
2011-04-17 10:36 am
I agree with Pepe Pirot.
In this sentence structure, "cannot" refers to the adverb "more", not the verb "disagree", meaning I cannot exceed the way I disagree".
Therefore:
I cannot disagree more means "I totally disagree";
I cannot agree more means "I totally agree",
I couldn't care less means "I don't care at all".






2011-04-17 02:40:37 補充:
Oops. I didn't mean to post this as an answer. Please treat it as an opinion.

2011-04-17 05:43:26 補充:
Without the adverb "more", the "can not" in the sentence "I can not disagree" refers directly to the verb "disagree", so the two negative meanings together create a positive meaning. Therefore, "I can not disagree" means "I must agree".l

2011-04-20 08:25:25 補充:
eicachan:
The referenced posting did confirm "I couldn't agree/disagree more" as the standard usage. It also indicated "I can't agree more" as acceptable, but not "I can't disagree more". That seems odd.
參考: My past learning
2011-04-17 3:46 am
" I can't agree more. " = " I agree to the utmost extent. " which means "I do
absolutely agree."

2011-04-17 12:20:05 補充:
I couldn't agree more with Godfrey's explanation.


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