impress
imp
ˈɪmp
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British pronunciation
/ɪmpɹˈɛs/

Définition et signification de « impress » en anglais

to impress
01

impressionner, marquer

to make someone admire and respect one
Transitive: to impress sb
to impress definition and meaning
example
Exemples
The breathtaking performance of the dancers impressed the audience.
La performance à couper le souffle des danseurs a impressionné le public.
02

impressionner

to give the impression of having a certain quality or being a certain type
Transitive: to impress sb as sth
example
Exemples
The chef impressed the judges as a true master of his craft.
Le chef a impressionné les juges en tant que véritable maître de son art.
03

impressionner, marquer

to strongly influence or make someone remember something by leaving a lasting impression
Transitive: to impress an impact on sb
example
Exemples
She impressed upon him the need to act quickly before the opportunity passed.
Elle lui a impressionné la nécessité d'agir rapidement avant que l'opportunité ne passe.
04

imprimer, marquer

to leave a mark or design on something by applying pressure
Transitive: to impress a design or pattern on sth | to impress a design or pattern onto sth
example
Exemples
The baker impressed a star shape on the cookies with a special mold.
Le boulanger a imprimé une forme d'étoile sur les biscuits avec un moule spécial.
05

to color raw fibers prior to turning them into yarn

06

enrôler de force, conscrire

to force or require someone to join and serve in a military force
Transitive: to impress sb
example
Exemples
In times of crisis, the king would often impress men from local villages.
En temps de crise, le roi enrôlait souvent des hommes des villages locaux.
07

to create a copy of something by pressing an inked surface onto another material

Impress
01

the forced recruitment of someone into government service

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