Well if "to see eye to eye" means "to agree," I would logically assume that "I do not see eye to eye with you at least on this point" would mean that I do not agree with you, specifically on this issue.
Hope this helps.
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- 31-Jan-2007, 04:19 #1
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see eye to eye I do not see eye to eye with you atleast on this point.
I know (eye to eye means agree)
But what is `see eye to eye' in this sentence.
Please explain it.
- 31-Jan-2007, 04:22 #2
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- 31-Jan-2007, 10:48 #3
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Re: see eye to eye 
... and the 'at least on this point' implies that they do agree on most other points.
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