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differs
difiere

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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English
Spanish
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differ [Am ˈdɪfər, Brit ˈdɪfə] VB intr

1.1. differ (be at variance):

differ
diferir
how do they differ?
¿en qué difieren?

1.2. differ (be unlike):

differ
ser distinto
differ
ser diferente
to differ from sb/sth
diferenciarse or diferir de alguien/algo
she differs from me in that she enjoys traveling
nos diferenciamos en que or en lo que diferimos es en que a ella le gusta viajar

2. differ (disagree):

differ
discrepar
differ
diferir form
I beg to differ but …
lamento discrepar (de su opinión) pero …
to differ with sb
discrepar de alguien
superficially resemble/differ
superficialmente
superficially resemble/differ
en apariencia
on that point I beg to differ or disagree
si me permite, en ese punto no estoy de acuerdo
let's agree to differ or disagree, shall we?
dejémoslo, no vale la pena discutir: ni tú me vas a convencer a mí ni yo a ti
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
divergir
to differ
discordar
to differ
diferir
to differ
diferir de algo
to differ o be different from sth
su nuevo libro difiere bastante de los anteriores
his new book differs considerably from his previous ones
difieren en cómo aplicar la medida
they disagree o differ on how the measure should be applied
en este aspecto diferimos de los demás
in this respect we are at odds with o at variance with o we differ from the rest
discrepo contigo o de ti en ese punto
I have to differ with you on that point
discrepar
to differ
siento disentir con usted
I beg to differ
¿en qué se diferencia esta especie?
how does this species differ?

in the PONS Dictionary

English
English
Spanish
Spanish

differ [ˈdɪfəʳ, Am -ɚ] VB intr

1. differ (be unlike):

differ
ser diferente
to differ from sth
ser distinto de algo

2. differ (disagree):

differ
no estar de acuerdo
to differ about sth persons
discrepar en algo
OpenDict entry

differ VB

differ (disagree) intr
diferir form
I beg to differ form
no estoy de acuerdo
to agree to differ
estar en desacuerdo amistoso
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
divergir (opiniones)
to differ
diferenciarse
to differ
discrepar
to differ
diferir
to differ
esta teoría se diferencia de aquella
this theory differs from that one
tengamos la fiesta en paz
let's agree to differ
in the PONS Dictionary
English
English
Spanish
Spanish

differ [ˈdɪf·ər] VB intr

1. differ (be unlike):

differ
ser diferente
to differ from sth
ser distinto de algo

2. differ (disagree):

differ
no estar de acuerdo
to differ about sth
discrepar en algo
I beg to differ form
no estoy de acuerdo
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
divergir (opiniones)
to differ
diferenciar
to differ
discrepar
to differ
diferir
to differ
tengamos la fiesta en paz
let's agree to differ
Present
Idiffer
youdiffer
he/she/itdiffers
wediffer
youdiffer
theydiffer
Past
Idiffered
youdiffered
he/she/itdiffered
wediffered
youdiffered
theydiffered
Present Perfect
Ihavediffered
youhavediffered
he/she/ithasdiffered
wehavediffered
youhavediffered
theyhavediffered
Past Perfect
Ihaddiffered
youhaddiffered
he/she/ithaddiffered
wehaddiffered
youhaddiffered
theyhaddiffered
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to agree to differ
estar en desacuerdo amistoso
I beg to differ form
no estoy de acuerdo
to differ from sth
ser distinto de algo
to differ about sth persons
discrepar en algo
esta teoría se diferencia de aquella
this theory differs from that one

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

Finalization is formally complementary to initialization, which is the part of object creation that follows allocation, but differs significantly in practice see contrast with initialization.
en.wikipedia.org
As in the real world, the capital intensity of production (capital cost per unit) differs between the sectors producing the different types of capital goods.
en.wikipedia.org
Music that is written for the viola differs from that of most other instruments, in that it primarily uses the alto clef, which is otherwise rarely used.
en.wikipedia.org
The masked cardinal markedly differs from the red-capped cardinal by the black ear-coverts and the red (not black) lower throat and upper chest.
en.wikipedia.org
Gladiolus communis byzantinus, however is an exception, because its natural habitat differs from most of the other gladioli species.
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