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单词 impression
释义
impression
noun
uk
/ɪmˈpreʃ.ən/us
/ɪmˈpreʃ.ən/

impressionnoun(OPINION)

B2[C]
anideaoropinionof what something or someone is like:
印象；感想
I didn't get much of an impressionoftheplacebecause it wasdarkwhen wedrovethrough it.我对这地方印象不深，因为我们开车驶过时天已经黑了。
What wasyourimpression of Charlotte'shusband?你对夏洛特的丈夫印象如何？
I don'ttendtotrustfirstimpressions(= theopinionyouformwhen youmeetsomeone orseesomething for the firsttime).我不怎么相信第一印象。
[+ that]When I firstmethim Igot/hadthe impressionthathe was ashysortofperson.初次见到他时，我觉得他属于那种害羞的人。
be under the impression
B2
tothinkthat something istrue,especiallywhen it is not:
觉得，有…的想法
I was under the impression(that)you didn't get on too well.我感觉你们相处得不太好。
He was under themistaken(=false)impression(that)you weremarried.他误以为你结婚了。
More examples
  • You'll get afalseimpression of thetownif you onlyvisittheuniversity.
  • Mygeneralimpression of theplacewas good.
  • Hishelpfulnesstoday has made merevisemyoriginalimpression of him.
  • You don'twanttoconveythe impression that we're notinterested.
  • I was under theerroneousimpression that they weremarried.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Opinions, beliefs and points of view
  • Afrocentric
  • agnosticism
  • angle
  • anti-ideological
  • article of faith
  • ascription
  • bubble
  • creed
  • have/take a notion todo somethingidiom
  • helicopter view
  • heretical
  • hot take
  • idea
  • outlook
  • pole
  • politics
  • posture
  • pretension
  • prism
  • relativism
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impressionnoun(EFFECT)

B2[S]
the way that somethingseems,looks, orfeelsto aparticularperson:
印象，感触
Itmakes/gives/createsa verybadimpression if you're late for aninterview.面试如果迟到会给人留下很坏的印象。
[+ (that)]Helikestogivethe impression(that)he'sterriblypopularand haslotsoffriends.他想给人留下这样一种印象：他很受欢迎，而且朋友众多。
More examples
  • It'simportanttocreatea good impression when youmeeta newclient.
  • She made a veryfavourableimpression on us.
  • In his 20yearsworkingfor thecompany, Joe Pearson made anindelibleimpression on it.
  • Did any ofyourteachersmake alastingimpression on you?
  • Paul is MisterBiginourdepartment, so it'simportantto make a good impression on him.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Seeming and purporting to be
  • apparent
  • appear
  • as if/thoughidiom
  • by the look(s) of thingsidiom
  • come across
  • come off
  • outwardly
  • parallax
  • pass
  • pass for sb/sth
  • persona
  • prima facie
  • semblance
  • so-called
  • sound
  • superficial
  • superficiality
  • superficially
  • supposed
  • surface
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impressionnoun(COPY)

[C]
anattemptatcopyinganother person'smannerandspeech, etc.,especiallyinorderto makepeoplelaugh:
模仿，（尤指）滑稽模仿
Shedoesa really good impressionofthepresident.她模仿总统真是惟妙惟肖。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Copying and copies
  • anti-counterfeiting
  • anti-piracy
  • ape
  • biomimicry
  • blueprint
  • bootleg
  • derivative
  • imaging
  • imitate
  • imitation
  • imitative
  • imitator
  • mail merge
  • pirated
  • plagiarism
  • plagiarize
  • recopy
  • recreate
  • reproduce
  • simulation
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impressionnoun(MARK)

[C]
amarkmade on thesurfaceof something bypressinganobjectonto it:
压印，压痕
There were impressions around heranklesmade by thetopsof hersocks.她的脚踝周围有袜口留下的勒痕。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Holes, hollows and dips
  • anti-crack
  • aperture
  • blistered
  • chink
  • cranny
  • cratering
  • dint
  • escape hatch
  • gouge
  • hollow
  • intake
  • interstice
  • leak
  • leaky
  • nook
  • nooks and cranniesidiom
  • opening
  • piercing
  • pinprick
  • tear
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impressionnoun(BOOKS)

[Cusually singular]UK
(USprinting)
all thecopiesof abookthat have beenprintedat the sametimewithout anychangesbeing made:
印刷；印数；印次
This is the second impression of theencyclopedia.这是这部百科全书的第二次印刷。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Publishing: printing & word processing
  • 3-D printing
  • backspace
  • bed
  • bold
  • boldface
  • boldfaced
  • Braille
  • compose
  • indentation
  • inline
  • intaglio printing
  • italic
  • italicize
  • print run
  • printed
  • printing
  • printing press
  • printout
  • rubber stamp
  • stamp
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impressionnoun(VIEW)

[C]internet & telecomsspecialized
anoccasionwhen someonevisitsorseesaparticularpageon theinternet:
Thecompanypointedto a 15percentriseinpageimpressions onitswebsite.
More examples
  • Atypicalcostfor a targettedbannerad is around £25perthousandpageimpressions, so if youwantyouradseen200,000times, you'llpay£5,000.
  • Thenumberofusersleapttonearly1m, andpageimpressions arerunningat more than 90m amonth.
  • I willconcedethat mycriticismmaygeneratemore impressions for the ad.
  • Awebsitethat uses Cost Per Clicks wouldbillby thenumberoftimesavisitorclickson abannerinsteadof by thenumberof impressions.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Internet terminology
  • above/below the foldidiom
  • address bar
  • affiliate link
  • affiliate marketing
  • all-you-can-eat
  • domain name
  • internet café
  • internet-enabled
  • interweb
  • IP
  • keyboard warrior
  • landing page
  • refresh
  • shopping basket
  • upvote
  • user experience
  • utility computing
  • UX
  • virally
  • visitor
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You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Advertising and marketing

Idiom

make an impression onsomeone
(Definition ofimpressionfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
impression
noun
uk
/ɪmˈpreʃ.ən/us
/ɪmˈpreʃ.ən/

impressionnoun(OPINION)

B2[C]
anideaoropinionof what something or someone is like
印象；感想
I didn't get much of an impressionoftheplacebecause it wasdarkwhen wedrovethrough it.我对这地方印象不深，因为我们开车驶过时天已经黑了。
What wasyourimpression of Charlotte'shusband?你对夏洛特的丈夫印象如何？
I don'ttendtotrustfirstimpressions(= theopinionyouformwhen youmeetsomeone orseesomething for the firsttime).我不怎么相信第一印象。
[+ that]When I firstmethim Igot/hadthe impressionthathe was ashysortofperson.初次见到他时，我觉得他属于那种害羞的人。
be under the impression
B2
tothinkthat something istrue,especiallywhen it is not
觉得，有…的想法
I was under the impression(that)you didn't get on too well.我感觉你们相处得不太好。
He was under themistaken(=false)impression(that)you weremarried.他误以为你结婚了。
More examples
  • You'll get afalseimpression of thetownif you onlyvisittheuniversity.
  • Mygeneralimpression of theplacewas good.
  • Hishelpfulnesstoday has made merevisemyoriginalimpression of him.
  • You don'twanttoconveythe impression that we're notinterested.
  • I was under theerroneousimpression that they weremarried.

impressionnoun(EFFECT)

B2[S]
the way that somethingseems,looks, orfeelsto aparticularperson
印象，感触
Itmakes/gives/createsa verybadimpression if you're late for aninterview.面试如果迟到会给人留下很坏的印象。
[+ (that)]Helikestogivethe impression(that)he'sterriblypopularand haslotsoffriends.他想给人留下这样一种印象：他很受欢迎，而且朋友众多。
More examples
  • It'simportanttocreatea good impression when youmeeta newclient.
  • She made a veryfavourableimpression on us.
  • In his 20yearsworkingfor thecompany, Joe Pearson made anindelibleimpression on it.
  • Did any ofyourteachersmake alastingimpression on you?
  • Paul is Mister Big inourdepartment, so it'simportantto make a good impression on him.

impressionnoun(COPY)

[C]
anattemptatcopyinganother person'smannerandspeech, etc.,especiallyinorderto makepeoplelaugh
模仿，（尤指）滑稽模仿
Shedoesa really good impressionofthepresident.她模仿总统真是惟妙惟肖。

impressionnoun(MARK)

[C]
amarkmade on thesurfaceof something bypressinganobjectonto it
压印，压痕
There were impressions around heranklesmade by thetopsof hersocks.她的脚踝周围有袜口留下的勒痕。

impressionnoun(BOOKS)

[Cusually singular]UK
(USprinting)
all thecopiesof abookthat have beenprintedat the sametimewithout anychangesbeing made
印刷；印数；印次
This is the second impression of theencyclopedia.这是这部百科全书的第二次印刷。

Idiom

make an impression onsb

impression| American Dictionary

impression
noun
us
/ɪmˈpreʃ·ən/

impressionnoun(OPINION)

[C]
anideaoropinionof what someone or something is like:
It makes abadimpression if you’re late for aninterview.
[+ that clause]I get the impression that she’srathershy.
[+ that clause]I was under the impression that you didn’t likeyourjob(= I waswrongtothinkthat you did not likeyourjob).

impressionnoun(EFFECT)

[U]
effectorinfluenceon the way someonefeelsorthinks:
Allourwarningsmade little impression on him.

impressionnoun(MARK)

[C]
amarkmade on thesurfaceof something bypressinganobjectinto it:
Thebookcasehadleftan impression in therug.
(Definition ofimpressionfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

impression| Business English

impression
noun[C]
uk
/ɪmˈpreʃən/us
MARKETING,E-COMMERCE
(alsoad view)
asingletimethat aninternetadvertisementisseenby auser:
Theymarketa company'sproductfor afixedrateper1,000 impressions.
See also
cost per impression
page view
PRODUCTION
all thecopiesof abookthat have beenprintedat the sametimewithout anychangesbeing made:
This is the second impression of theencyclopedia.
(Definition ofimpressionfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofimpression

impression
Table 1 shows the correlations between the three series, and the results there are consistent with our visual impressions.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Not only unfortunate impressions but severe neurosis may persist in later life as a consequence if such experiences.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Misleading impressions often follow from addressing the wrong questions.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The intrusion subscale describes how thoughts and impressions related to the disease reappear.
From theCambridge English Corpus
I was left with impressions and a faulty memory.
From theCambridge English Corpus
In almost every debate, impressions are privileged over substance.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Research questions guiding the study included investigating how far present beliefs and practices compare with initial impressions.
From theCambridge English Corpus
However, it can be argued that ratepayers have general impressions and attitudes concerning their own and others' terms of trade with the government.
From theCambridge English Corpus
In addition, they are probed in detail about potential positive and negative experiences to support their impressions.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The 'most necessary, important, and living emotional material' for creativity came from 'those impressions that you get from direct, personal intercourse with other human beings'.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Their first impressions, drawn from plain application, must be corrected, and it would seem that only additional information will do the correcting.
From theCambridge English Corpus
As a result, these decisions have usually been based on the author's gut-level impressions and anecdotal evidence of how speakers and writers use language.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Lantican et al. (2005) have shown that marginal areas have benefited substantially from improved wheat germplasm, contrary to some impressions.
From theCambridge English Corpus
A new and heterogeneous image can then appear that approximates historical reality more than the still-dominant narrowly scoped impressions of events.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Clearly defined are the individual phalange impressions, and there is no evidence of distortion or disruption with separated lumps and fragments.
From theCambridge English Corpus
These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.

Collocationswithimpression

impression

These are words often used in combination withimpression.

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artistic impression
They certainly look dramatic, displayed against a black background, but it makes you realise thatartisticimpressionwas the primary consideration here.
From theCambridge English Corpus
clinical impression
This bi-directional effect of co-morbid disease on mortality confirms theclinicalimpressionof practitioners.
From theCambridge English Corpus
deep impression
Eyes somewhat salient, emphasized by a ratherdeepimpressionat their dorsal limit.
From theCambridge English Corpus
These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.
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