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Idiom

square withsquare with (something)

to agree with something.

Tom's explanation does not square with his earlier statement.Her view fails to square with historical reality.

Usage notes: usually used in the negative

Phr V

square with

squares, squaring, squared

square (sth) with sth

to match, or to accept as being able to exist togetherusually negative

The problem is that her story doesn't square with the evidence.These recent revelations don't quite square with the image of him that's promoted in the press.I don't think I could spend that much money on a piece of clothing - I couldn't square it with my conscience.

square sth with sb

informal to get permission from someone to do something

If I take a day off I'll usually square it with my boss first.

square with

1. To match something; to correspond to or agree with something. Your explanation doesn't square with the story every other witness has given us so far.

2. To settle a dispute, disagreement, or debt with someone. Hey, have you squared with Jim? I heard you two had a bit of a falling out. I'm trying to help Janet get a job as a way of squaring with her. Hold on, I have to go square with the cashier.

3. To ensure that someone approves of something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "square" and "with." I think it sounds like a good plan, but have you squared it with the boss?

4. To be honest with someone; to tell someone the truth. Just square with me, OK? Where were you last night?

square something with someone

to make certain that something is approved by a particular person. I am sure I can square this matter with Sally. Sam intended to square everything with Henry when he had time.

square with someone

1. Lit. to settle a disagreement with someone. I will try to square with Fred before the end of the school year. Max refused to square with Lefty and they are still feuding.

2. Fig. to apologize to someone. I will try to square with Harold. I really am sorry, you know. Finally, Mary squared with Alice and they forgave each other.

square with something

Fig. [for a statement] to agree, match, or correspond to something. Your answer doesn't square with mine. The figures I have don't square with those the government has.

square with

1. Correspond to, agree with, as in His story doesn't square with what the witness saw. [Late 1500s]

2. Settle a disagreement or account with someone, put a matter straight, as in We've squared it with the management to bring our own wine. [Mid-1800s]

square with

To agree or conform with something: Your story doesn't square with the facts.

square with someone

in. to become honest with someone. I want you to square with me. Tell the truth this time.

词组	square with
释义	Idiom square withsquare with (something) to agree with something. Tom's explanation does not square with his earlier statement.Her view fails to square with historical reality. Usage notes: usually used in the negative Phr V square with squares, squaring, squared square (sth) with sth to match, or to accept as being able to exist togetherusually negative The problem is that her story doesn't square with the evidence.These recent revelations don't quite square with the image of him that's promoted in the press.I don't think I could spend that much money on a piece of clothing - I couldn't square it with my conscience. square sth with sb informal to get permission from someone to do something If I take a day off I'll usually square it with my boss first. phrasesquare with1. square with if something such as an action, statement, or idea squares with something else, it seems right or similar when compared with it: Denise's behaviour squares with her beliefs about animal rights. His story didn't square with the witnesses' testimonies. square sth with sth if you square two actions, statements, ideas etc with each other, you show that they are right or similar when compared with each other: How can you square such violent actions with your religious beliefs?2. *square sth* with sb** to get someone to allow or agree to something: I'll take the day off if I can square it with my boss.■ SIMILAR TO: clear square with 1. To match something; to correspond to or agree with something. Your explanation doesn't square with the story every other witness has given us so far. 2. To settle a dispute, disagreement, or debt with someone. Hey, have you squared with Jim? I heard you two had a bit of a falling out. I'm trying to help Janet get a job as a way of squaring with her. Hold on, I have to go square with the cashier. 3. To ensure that someone approves of something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "square" and "with." I think it sounds like a good plan, but have you squared it with the boss? 4. To be honest with someone; to tell someone the truth. Just square with me, OK? Where were you last night? square something with someone to make certain that something is approved by a particular person. I am sure I can square this matter with Sally. Sam intended to square everything with Henry when he had time. square with someone 1. Lit. to settle a disagreement with someone. I will try to square with Fred before the end of the school year. Max refused to square with Lefty and they are still feuding. 2. Fig. to apologize to someone. I will try to square with Harold. I really am sorry, you know. Finally, Mary squared with Alice and they forgave each other. square with something Fig. [for a statement] to agree, match, or correspond to something. Your answer doesn't square with mine. The figures I have don't square with those the government has. square with 1. Correspond to, agree with, as in His story doesn't square with what the witness saw. [Late 1500s] 2. Settle a disagreement or account with someone, put a matter straight, as in We've squared it with the management to bring our own wine. [Mid-1800s] square with v. To agree or conform with something: Your story doesn't square with the facts. square with someone in. to become honest with someone. I want you to square with me. Tell the truth this time.
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