difference

A1 · Beginner Countable noun

n. a specific thing that makes one person or object not like another.

n. a specific characteristic or feature that distinguishes one entity from another.

“One major difference is that the new version has a better camera.”

“The researchers identified several key differences in the way the two groups responded to the stimulus over a six-month period.”

A2 · Elementary Uncountable noun

n. a significant change or effect on a situation.

n. a significant effect, influence, or change in a state of affairs; often used with the verb 'make'.

“Adding more salt made a big difference to the taste of the soup.”

“The new community centre has made a real difference to the lives of young people in this neighbourhood.”

B1 · Intermediate Countable noun

n. a disagreement or argument between people.

n. a disagreement or dispute regarding an opinion or a course of action.

Español:diferencia

“They had a few differences of opinion but they are still good friends.”

“The two business partners decided to split up after failing to resolve their professional differences regarding the company's future.”

A2 · Elementary Countable noun Mathematics

n. the amount you get when you subtract one number from another.

n. the remainder obtained by subtracting one quantity from another.

“The difference between ten and seven is three.”

“To calculate the profit margin, you must first determine the difference between the gross revenue and the total operating expenses.”