| 单词 | impress |
| 释义 | impress verbadverb | verb + impress | preposition | phrases adverb➤really真正使人钦佩◆his work really impressed me.他的作品确实令我钦佩。verb + impress➤be determined to, be keen to, hope to, want to决心给人深刻印象；急于打动；希望打动；想要给人深刻印象▸➤attempt to, seek to, try to试图打动▸➤be designed to刻意给人深刻印象▸➤fail to没能给人深刻印象◆the results failed to impress us.那些结果没能给我们留下深刻印象。preposition➤with以⋯打动◆she impressed us with both the depth and range of her knowledge.她精深而广博的知识给我们留下了深刻的印象。phrases➤an attempt to impress sb, an effort to impress sb为打动某人而付出的努力▸➤be easily impressed容易被打动◆i was young and easily impressed.当时我还年轻，很容易被打动。 impress verbimpress ♦︎ move ♦︎ touch ♦︎ dazzle ♦︎ take sb's breath away ♦︎ affectthese words all mean to make sb feel sth such as admiration, sympathy or sadness.这些词均表示触动、感染某人。synonym scale 词义标尺下图显示这些词所表达打动人的程度impress ○ touch ○ move ○ affect ○ dazzle ○ take sb's breath awaypatterns and collocations 句型和搭配◆impress / move / dazzle sb with sth◆it impresses / moves / touches sb to see / hear sth◆impress / move / touch / affect sb deeply◆to be profoundly impressed / moved / affected by sth■ impress [transitive, often passive, intransitive](of a person or thing) to make you feel admiration for them/it（人或事物）使钦佩，使敬仰，给人留下深刻的好印象◆we interviewed a number of candidates, but none of them impressed us.我们面试了数名申请人，但都没人给我们留下深刻印象。◆i was enormously impressed by their professionalism.他们的专业素质令我深深叹服。◆she was suitably impressed (= as impressed as sb had hoped) with the painting.她果然对那幅画产生了兴趣。◆it impressed me that she remembered my name.令我佩服的是她记得我的名字。◆the grand canyon never fails to impress.大峡谷总是让人叹为观止。 ➡ see also impression → effect , unimpressed → indifferent ■ move [transitive] to make you feel strong feelings, especially of sympathy or sadness使感动，打动（尤指引起同情或哀伤）◆the woman's story had really moved her.那个女人的故事着实打动了她。◆we were deeply moved by her plight.她的困境深深触动了我们。◆grown men were moved to tears at the horrific scenes.悲惨的场面甚至让铮铮男儿也潸然泪下。 ➡ see also moving → moving , unmoved → ruthless ■ touch [transitive] to make you feel grateful or sympathetic感动；触动；使同情◆i had been touched by his kindness to my aunts.他对我几个姑母的体贴令我感动。◆what he said really touched my heart.他说的话着实打动了我的心。 ➡ see also touching → moving ■ dazzle [transitive, often passive] to impress sb very much with your beauty, skill, knowledge or personality（美貌、技能、知识或气质）使倾倒，使赞叹不已◆he was dazzled by the warmth of her smile.她那暖人的微笑使他神魂颠倒。◆he dazzled the chess world as he took the title at his first attempt.他初次参赛便摘得桂冠，令国际象棋界惊叹不已。■ take sb's breath away -->idiom(took, taken)(of a sight, action or performance) to surprise or impress sb very much, especially with its beauty or skill（景象、行为或表现因美丽或技巧高超）令人惊叹，让人叹绝◆my first view of the island from the air took my breath away.我第一次从空中看到这个岛时叹赏不已。◆the spectacular two-hour performance took their breath away.两个小时的精彩演出令他们惊叹不已。 ➡ see also breathtaking → amazing ■ affect [transitive, often passive] (rather formal) to make you feel strong feelings of sadness or pity, for yourself or sb else使悲伤（或怜悯）；深深打动◆mrs davis and her husband were profoundly affected by their experiences.他们的经历深深打动了戴维斯夫妇。◆they were deeply affected by the news of her death.她去世的消息令他们唏嘘不已。note 辨析 move, touch or affect?you can be moved by what happens to sb else, especially sth sad that happens to them; you can be touched by what sb else does, especially a small act of kindness that they do for you; you are affected by sth that happens to you, or to sb else, but the emphasis is on the effect it has on you. * be moved 指被发生在别人身上的事所打动，尤其是不幸的事； be touched 指感动于别人做的事，尤其是对自己的恩惠； be affected 指为发生在自己或别人身上的事所触动，但强调的是其对自身的影响。impress [transitive, often passive, intransitive](of a person or thing) to make you feel admiration for them/it（人或事物）使钦佩，使敬仰，给人留下深刻的好印象◆we interviewed a number of candidates, but none of them impressed us.我们面试了数名申请人，但都没人给我们留下深刻印象。◆i was enormously impressed by their professionalism.他们的专业素质令我深深叹服。◆she was suitably impressed (= as impressed as sb had hoped) with the painting.她果然对那幅画产生了兴趣。◆it impressed me that she remembered my name.令我佩服的是她记得我的名字。◆the grand canyon never fails to impress.大峡谷总是让人叹为观止。 ➡ see also impression → effect , unimpressed → indifferent impress/ɪmˈpres ||; ɪmˈprɛs/verb[t] 1. impress sb (with sth);impress sb that... to make sb feel admiration and respect 令人称羡；令人尊重: ◇she's always trying to impress people with her new clothes. 她老是想以新衣服引人注意。◇it impressed me that he understood immediately what i meant. 我一说他就明白了，真叫我佩服。 2. (formal 正式)impress sth on/upon sb to make the importance of sth very clear to sb 使某人清楚某事的重要性: ◇i wish you could impress on john that he must pass these exams. 我希望你能让约翰明白，这些考试他必须通过。 impress1 to impress someone2 to impress someone very much3 to feel impressed4 words for describing someone or something that impresses you5 to not impress someonerelated words good,, admire,, beautiful1. to impress someone 给某人留下深刻印象 impress /ɪmˈpres/ [transitive verb not in progressive] if someone or something impresses you, they are so interesting, intelligent, original etc that you like or admire them very much 使钦佩，使留下深刻印象 none of the people i've interviewed so far have impressed me. 我面试过的人中还没有一个给我留下深刻的印象。 quinnell's fifty-yard run down the touchline with the ball in one hand impressed the wales coach. 昆内尔的50码单手持球跑到底线使威尔士队教练印象深刻。 what impressed the judges most was the originality of the dancers’ performance. 给评委们留下深刻印象的是这些舞蹈演员的独创性表演。impress with the boy has impressed his doctors with his courage and determination. 这个男孩以自己的勇气和决心给医生们留下了深刻印象。 make an impression /ˌmeɪk ən ɪmˈpreʃən/ [verb phrase] to make someone admire you the first time they see you, so that they like you or approve of you 给人留下好印象 when you go for a job interview, you have just a few minutes to make an impression. 去参加求职面试时，你只有短短几分钟给人留下好印象。 rick looked at the pretty salesgirl and smiled. sandy could tell that he wanted to make an impression. 里克看着那个漂亮的推销员小姐笑了笑。桑迪知道他是想留给别人一个好印象。make an impression on george, with his dark hair and blue eyes, made an impression on almost everyone he met. 乔治有一头黑发、一双蓝眼睛，给遇到他的几乎每个人都留下了很好的印象。 make a good impression /meɪk ə ˌgʊd ɪmˈpreʃən/ [verb phrase] to make someone admire or like you the first time they see you, for example by dressing or behaving in an impressive way 给人留下良好的印象 everyone was dressed in their best clothes, eager to make a good impression. 人人都穿着最好的衣服，渴望给人留下一个好印象。make a good impression on/with it's pretty important around here to make a good impression with the boss. 在这个地方给老板留下个好印象是相当重要的。 come across well/come over well /ˌkʌm əkrɒs ˈwelǁ-əkrɔːs-, ˌkʌm əʊvəʳ ˈwel/ [verb phrase] to impress the people who are watching or listening to you by seeming intelligent, confident, skilful etc 留下深刻印象，留下良好印象 it was her first time on tv, but she came across very well. 那是她第一次上电视，但给大家留下了深刻的印象。 i thought the play was rather long and slow, and the jokes didn't really come over well. 我觉得这部戏又长又慢，其中的笑话也效果不佳。2. to impress someone very much 给某人留下非常深刻的印象 dazzle /ˈdæzəl/ [transitive verb] to impress someone very much by being or doing something very exciting and unusual - used especially in news reports 使人惊叹不已［尤用于新闻报道］ the princess's off-the-shoulder dress dazzled the waiting crowds. 公主的露肩礼服使等待的人群赞叹不已。 as a speaker he would dazzle listeners with his brilliant wordplay and witty remarks. 作为演说者他妙语连珠，语带双关，使听众钦佩不已。 knock out /ˌnɒk ˈaʊtǁˌnɑːk-/ [transitive phrasal verb] informal to impress someone very much by doing something in a way that is surprisingly good 【非正式】使极其钦佩 if this performer doesn't knock the audience out, i don't know what would. 如果这位表演者不能使观众赞不绝口的话，我不知道还有什么能了。really knock somebody out why don't you start the gig with that song you wrote yourself? that'll really knock them out. 演唱会开始时你为什么不唱那首你自己写的歌呢？肯定能使他们为之倾倒。3. to feel impressed 留下了深刻印象 be impressed /biː ɪmˈprest/ [verb phrase] it was a superb performance -- even the critics were impressed. 这是场极好的演出一甚至给评论家们也留下了深刻印象。be impressed by/with all of lucy's teachers said that they were impressed with her progress. 露西的所有老师都说对她的进步印象深刻。 i was greatly impressed by the beauty of their art and the richness of their culture. 我对他们的艺术之美和文化之丰富印象极为深刻。be impressed (that) i'm impressed to hear that you're learning chinese. 听说你在学中文，我感到非常钦佩。be favourably impressed british be favorably impressed american be impressed and pleased 留下愉快的印象 un observers said that they were very favorably impressed by the fairness of the elections. 联合国观察员说他们对选举的公正性留下了愉快的印象。be suitably/duly impressed be as impressed as someone wants you to be 留下所期望的印象 the director read through my report, and looked suitably impressed. 主管看完了我的报告，似乎感到满意。 be overawed /biː ˌəʊvərˈɔːd/ [verb phrase] to be so impressed by a place, an occasion, or a person that you become nervous 使敬畏，把…吓住 when i first arrived in new york, i was completely overawed. 我第一次到纽约时彻底傻了眼。be overawed by something/somebody although sheila's parents tried to put jim at his ease, he still felt overawed by them. 虽然希拉的父母想尽量让吉姆感到自在一些，可他仍被吓坏了。4. words for describing someone or something that impresses you 描述给人留下深刻印象的人或事物的词语 impressive /ɪmˈpresɪv/ [adjective] the rich variety of animal life we found was very impressive. 我们所发现的动物种类丰富，非常可观。 alan howard has been impressive in "henry iv' at the national theatre. 艾伦·霍华德在国家剧院上演的《亨利四世》中的表演给人留下了深刻的印象。 you can visit the desert as part of an impressive 5-day excursion out of the city. 你可以去沙漠一游，作为令人印象深刻的离城五日游的一部分。 he gave an impressive performance of rachmaninoff's piano concerto no 3. 他演奏的拉赫玛尼诺夫《第三钢琴协奏曲》令人印象深刻。 imposing /ɪmˈpəʊzɪŋ/ [adjective] a building or part of a building that is imposing is big and impressive ［建筑物或其一部分］雄伟的；壮观的 an imposing staircase led out of the hall. 一段很有气派的阶梯延伸到了大厅外面。 the show took place outside the imposing central library building on fifth avenue. 这场表演在位于第五大街上雄伟的中央图书馆大楼的外面举行。 it's one of the most distinguished hotels in italy, grand and imposing. 它是意大利最著名的酒店，宏伟壮观。 dazzling /ˈdæzlɪŋ/ [adjective] impressive, especially because of being extremely skilfully done, having an unusually beautiful appearance etc - used especially in news reports 辉煌的，光彩夺目的［尤用于新闻报道］ during his short but dazzling career he broke almost every scoring record in the national league. 在他短暂而辉煌的运动生涯中，他几乎打破了全国棒球联盟的全部得分纪录。 she looked dazzling, with her long blonde hair and diamond earrings. 她长长的金发和钻石耳环使她看起来光彩夺目。 striking /ˈstraɪkɪŋ/ [adjective] impressive, especially because of being very unusual to look at 令人难忘的；引人注目的 from the outside, the most striking aspect of the building is its tall, slender tower. 从外面看，这幢建筑最引人注目的是它那高而细的塔楼。 it's a tall plant with striking red flowers in early spring. 它是一种高高的植物，早春开鲜艳夺目的红花。 the face in the photograph was striking - good-looking and vivacious. 照片上的脸很吸引人——漂亮而又活泼。 awe-inspiring /ˈɔː ɪnˌspaɪərɪŋ/ [adjective] so big and impressive that you feel slightly nervous 令人惊叹的，使人敬畏的 the pyramids at dawn were an awe-inspiring sight. 黎明时分的金字塔看上去令人敬畏。 the canyon was so awe-inspiring that even dan was speechless. 峡谷令人惊叹，连丹都一时说不出话来。 breathtaking /ˈbreθˌteɪkɪŋ/ [adjective] very impressive and exciting, especially as a result of great speed, size, or beauty 惊人的；令人叹为观止的［尤因高速度、大尺寸或出众的美丽］ the bank's new on-line service is still growing at a breathtaking pace. 这家银行新的网上服务仍在以惊人的速度扩大。 the drive along the beach and up the mountain is truly breathtaking. 沿着海滩以及上山的一路驱车旅行景色美得令人叹为观止。 the guest house was on the side of the cliff, with breathtaking views of the ocean below. 宾馆坐落在悬崖边，一眼望去，下面就是大海，景色壮观。 breathtakingly [adverb] the courtyard of the huge old building is breathtakingly beautiful. 那座巨大的旧建筑的庭院美得让人惊叹。 grand /grænd/ [adjective] made or done in order to impress people 宏伟的；宏大的 the conferences always take place in grand hotels, away from the realities of life. 这些大会总是在大酒店举办，远离生活的现实。 they always make grand promises to the biggest group of voters. 他们一向对人数最多的一类选民作出重大承诺。 majestic /məˈdʒestɪk/ [adjective] very impressive because of being very big and beautiful 雄伟的，壮丽的 the majestic mountains of the himalayas 雄伟的喜马拉雅山 tintern abbey is noted for its majestic arches, fine doorways and elegant windows. 廷特恩教堂以其庄严的拱门、精美的门道和高雅的窗户而闻名。 spectacular /spekˈtækjɑləʳ/ [adjective] something such as a view or a performance that is spectacular is very impressive and exciting to look at or watch ［景色或演出等］壮观的；壮丽的 the campground in emerald bay state park has a spectacular setting. 埃默拉尔德湾州立公园里的野营地景色壮丽。 to celebrate independence day, there was a spectacular fireworks display. 为庆祝独立日，进行了非常壮观的烟火表演。5. to not impress someone 不给某人留下深刻印象 not impress/fail to impress /nɒt ɪmˈpres, ˌfeɪl tʊ ɪmˈpres/ [verb phrase not in progressive] ok, so he went to yale! that doesn't impress me! 行，这么说他是耶鲁大学毕业的！我可不觉得这有什么了不起！ the defence evidence didn't impress the judge, and he sentenced wright to 3 years in jail. 被告的证词未能说服法官，于是他判了赖特三年监禁。 i tried making a joke but it failed to impress anyone. 我想开个玩笑，但谁都没笑。 unimpressive /ˌʌnɪmˈpresɪv◂/ [adjective] not good enough to impress anyone 给人印象不深的；不惹人注意的；平常的 marie's performance in the last exam was unimpressive. 玛丽在上次考试中表现平平。 when you think how much has been spent on research, the results are sadly unimpressive. 当你考虑到在这项研究上的投入有多大时，这些成果便很平庸、令人失望了。 the best the team could come up with was an unimpressive 1-1 tie. 该球队所能取得的最好成绩也就是1比1打平了。 im·press /ɪm`prɛs; ɪmˈpres/v [t] 1. to make someone admire something or someone 使钦佩，使印象深刻:◇she dresses like that to impress people. 她穿成那模样以期给别人留下深刻印象。 2. impress sth on sb to make someone realize that something is very important 使某人牢记某事的重要性:◇my parents impressed on me the value of education. 我父母使我铭记教育的重要性。 ☞ impress |
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