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Multi-word Results
| make a difference |
If something makes a difference, it has some impact or effect. It has some importance for something. For example, making one mistake on a test can make a difference. Maybe it changes your grade from an A to a B. If you have a really good teacher, it can make a difference in how much you learn and also in how happy you are in your class. Having one friend can make a big difference in your life. Without a friend, you might be lonely and sad. If you have even one friend, you might feel completely fine. |
| make no difference |
to not matter, or to not have any impact or cause any change. |
| split the difference |
to make a compromise with someone. [2 definitions] |
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