impress in English: To make someone admire you or think that you are very good. (verb)

Translation

To make someone admire you or think that you are very good.

Word origin

From Latin imprimere, to press into, from in- plus premere, to press.

Verb typeregular (impress, impresses, impressed)

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To "impress" someone is to make them think well of you.

singing .

"Impressed" is the past form.

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"Be impressed by" says what made you admire something.

amazing

So good or so surprising that people can hardly believe it.

great

Very good, or very large in size or amount.

surprise

Something you did not expect, and the feeling that it gives you.

proud

Feeling glad and pleased about something good you or someone close has done.

good

Of a high quality, nice, or the way you want it to be.

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