l'
/ɛ̃.pakt/
Translation
impact, effect
Word origin
From Latin impactus, the past participle of impingere ('to strike against'). English 'impact' and 'impinge' come from the same verb.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- impactus
- English cognates
- impact, impinge
Grammar
Examples
Cette .
This decision will have a strong impact.
visibles .
The bullet marks are visible on the wall.
.
The shock left a deep impact.
'.
His speech had little impact.
l' .
We are measuring the project's impact on the city.
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