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Meanings of make a difference in anglès

To be of (some) importance, to influence something or someone (enough), to impress, to touch.

Indian non-profit organisation.

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Usage of make a difference in anglès
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But the new French leader also looks likely to make a difference.
The Guardian
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There is always a question of whether petitions really make a difference.
The Guardian
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The question is whether it is too late to make a difference.
Reuters
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The nature of the event itself can of course make a difference.
BBC
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AFRICA: Sometimes it is possible to make a difference, writes Declan Walsh.
The Irish Times
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That is certainly welcome and over time it will make a difference.
The Guardian
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We need you to stand tall, speak up and make a difference.
News.com.au
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The changes also did not make a difference for recruitment, McLeish said.
Radio NZ
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Individuals can make a difference and inspire a ripple effect of change.
Radio NZ
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Everybody knows their vote will make a difference to whom is elected.
The Guardian
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Something may need to be confirmed and details may make a difference.
The South African
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Nothing that would make a difference at first-oreven for a year.
The increment: a novel
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It's difficult but I believe when we can do make a difference.
Radio NZ
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I want to believe that taking Walter's knife didn't make a difference.
WATER FOR ELEPHANT
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Get out there and make a difference in your community, she said.
Radio NZ
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Now, we say that just a few weeks can make a difference.
The South African
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South Africa
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New Zealand
Common
Australia
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