B1idiominformaleverydayIELTS-friendly
no big deal
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not important, or not a problem
Usually 'It's no big deal'. 'Not a big deal' means the same. Very common in speech.
In context
I forgot my umbrella, but it's no big deal; the café is just around the corner.
Don't worry about the broken cup, it's really no big deal.
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