impress
imp
ˈɪmp
imp
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rɛs
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British pronunciation
/ɪmpɹˈɛs/

Definizione e significato di "impress"in inglese

to impress
01

impressionare, colpire

to make someone admire and respect one
Transitive: to impress sb
to impress definition and meaning
example
Esempi
The intricate details of the architecture impressed tourists visiting the historic monument.
I dettagli intricati dell'architettura hanno impressionato i turisti in visita al monumento storico.
02

fare una buona impressione su

to give the impression of having a certain quality or being a certain type
Transitive: to impress sb as sth
example
Esempi
His honesty impressed me as the foundation of his character.
La sua onestà mi ha colpito come il fondamento del suo carattere.
03

impressionare, colpire

to strongly influence or make someone remember something by leaving a lasting impression
Transitive: to impress an impact on sb
example
Esempi
The powerful performance of the orchestra impressed itself on the audience.
La potente performance dell'orchestra ha impressionato il pubblico.
04

imprimere, marcare

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
Esempi
She impressed the date onto the coin as part of the minting process.
Lei ha impresso la data sulla moneta come parte del processo di coniatura.
05

to color raw fibers prior to turning them into yarn

06

arruolare con la forza, coscrivere

to force or require someone to join and serve in a military force
Transitive: to impress sb
example
Esempi
Despite his objections, he was impressed into the army and sent to the front.
Nonostante le sue obiezioni, fu arruolato con la forza nell'esercito e mandato al fronte.
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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