differ on (something)

1. To disagree about something. I'm sorry, but we just differ on that analysis—I don't see how you can interpret the text that way.

2. To argue or debate about something. If you two are going to differ on your interpretations of the text, can you at least take it outside?

词组	differ on (something)
释义	differ on (something) differ on (something) 1. To disagree about something. I'm sorry, but we just differ on that analysis—I don't see how you can interpret the text that way. 2. To argue or debate about something. If you two are going to differ on your interpretations of the text, can you at least take it outside? See also: differ, on Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: differ about differ about (something) differ with (someone) on (something) differ with (someone) about (something) fight about fight about (someone or something) I beg to differ beg to differ beg to differ, I disagree with
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