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to impress
01
to make someone admire and respect one
Transitive: to impress sb
Example
Her knowledge and expertise in the subject impressed the professor.
His exceptional skills in leadership impressed his colleagues.
The breathtaking performance of the dancers impressed the audience.
02
to give the impression of having a certain quality or being a certain type
Transitive: to impress sb as sth
Example
He impressed his colleagues with his hard work and dedication.
She impressed everyone at the talent show with her singing.
We are trying to impress our clients with a new marketing strategy.
03
to strongly influence or make someone remember something by leaving a lasting impression
Transitive: to impress an impact on sb
04
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
05
dye (fabric) before it is spun
06
to force or require someone to join and serve in a military force
Transitive: to impress sb
07
reproduce by printing
Impress
01
the act of coercing someone into government service
Example
Her knowledge and expertise in the subject impressed the professor.
His exceptional skills in leadership impressed his colleagues.
The breathtaking performance of the dancers impressed the audience.
The intricate details of the architecture impressed tourists visiting the historic monument.
His kindness and generosity impress everyone he meets.
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