Pronunciation: /smɔl tʃeɪndʒ/
noun a small amount of money in the form of coins or low-denomination bills
A1 I made a small change to the recipe by adding a pinch of salt.
A2 She asked for a small change in the meeting time, moving it back by 15 minutes.
B1 The small change in the company's policy had a big impact on employee morale.
B2 After making a small change to the font size, the document was much easier to read.
C1 The small change in the law had unintended consequences that no one had foreseen.
C2 The CEO implemented a small change in the company's branding strategy that led to a significant increase in sales.
formal The company made a small change to their pricing strategy.
informal I just made a small change to the recipe for dinner tonight.
slang Let's make a small change and see if it improves the situation.
figurative Sometimes a small change can make a big difference in how things turn out.
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