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feminine

/impɾeˈsjon/

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Translation

impression, feeling

Word origin

From Latin impressio, impressionis ('a pressing into, impression'), from imprimere ('to press into'), from in- plus premere ('to press').

Origin: Latin
Root: impressio
English cognates: impression, impress

Grammar

Genderfeminine

Pluralimpresionesirregular

Examples

I have the impression that it is going to rain today.

The first impression is very important.

primer .

My mother gave me a good impression from the first day.

gran .

The city made a great impression on me.

I have the impression that you do not want to listen to me.

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This word is part of lesson 37.