| [/ɪmˈpres; ɪmˋprɛs/] v 用法:
1 [Tn, Tn.pr] ~ sb (with sth) have a favourable effect on sb; make sb feel admiration and respect 给予某人深刻印象; 使某人钦佩而起敬:
The sights of the city never fail to impress foreign tourists. 外国游客无一不对该市留有深刻印象. *
The girl impressed her fiance's family with her liveliness and sense of humour. 姑娘又活泼又富幽默感, 未婚夫家人十分喜欢她. *
We were most impressed with/by your efficiency. 你的工作效率很高, 我们极为钦佩. 用法:
2 [Tn.pr] ~ sth on/upon sb fix sth in sb's mind; make sb keenly aware of sth 使某人铭记某事物; 使某人深深意识到某事物:
His words impressed themselves on my memory. 他的话铭刻在我的记忆里. *
The manager impressed on his office staff the importance of keeping accurate records. 经理让办公室职员认识到做精确记录的重要性. 用法:
3 [Tn, Tn.pr] ~ sth (in/on sth) press sth hard into a soft surface, leaving a mark 用硬物压入软物表面而留下痕迹; 盖印:
designs impressed on/in wax 在蜡板上压印出的图样. impress 2
[/ˈɪmpres; ˋɪmprɛs/] n (fml 文) mark left by pressing sth hard, eg a seal, into a soft surface 压痕, 印记（如印章的印记）. |