differ
v.
late 14c., from Old French differer (14c.) and directly from Latin differre "to set apart, differ," from dis- "away from" (see dis-) + ferre "carry" (see infer).Two senses that were present in Latin have gone separate ways in English since c.1500 with defer (transitive) and differ (intransitive). Related: Differed; differing.
〔李〕[dif-（dis-）=apart 开；fer=to carry 拿⇒“to carry apart from each other 拿开；互相分离”→] v. be unlike；disagree 不同，相异
〔蒋〕[dif-分开，fer拿，持；“分开拿”，“分取”，“各持已见”，“各执一词”→互异] 不同，相异，意见不同
〔李〕[dif-(dis-)=apart离；fer=to carry拿→“to carry apart from each other拿开，互相分离”→] v. be unlike;disagree不同；相异