with a difference
Definition
Definition of with a difference - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
uniquenessin a way that is unusual or unique
- The restaurant offers traditional dishes with a difference.
2.
changein a way that shows a noticeable change
- She approached the problem with a difference this time.
Terms with with a difference included in their meaning
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competition
defeat others with a very large and clear difference in performance
measurement
with a certain amount of difference between two results
comparison
achieving something with a very large difference
mathematics
sequence with a constant difference between terms
winning or leading
with a large or impressive difference in result
math series
sequence of numbers with a constant difference between consecutive terms
races competition
winning or finishing with a very small difference
marriage
married to someone with a large age difference
oceanography
relating to a tide with minimal difference between high and low
Examples of with a difference in a sentence
Her speech was inspiring with a difference. The artist painted the landscape with a difference. He cooked the traditional dish with a difference.
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- French:différemment, avec une différence, ...
- German:auf eine andere Weise, anders, ...
- Italian:in maniera diversa, in modo diverso, ...
- Spanish:de forma diferente, de manera diferente, ...
- Portuguese:com um diferencial, de forma diferente, ...
- Chinese:与众不同, 有所不同, ...
- Japanese:独特な方法で, 変化をもって, ...
- Arabic:بِطابِع خاص, بِفارِقٍ مَلْحُوظ, ...
- Hebrew:בְּאוֹפֶן מְיוּחָד, בְּאוֹפֶן שׁוֹנֶה, ...
- Russian:с изюминкой, по-другому, ...
- Ukrainian:з родзинкою, з помітною зміною, ...
- Hindi:अलग ढंग से, परिवर्तन के साथ, ...
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