impression (B1)
noun
Pronunciation: /ɪmˈprɛʃən/
Definition
A feeling or belief about someone or something that is formed by your first experience or by your understanding of the way they appear or behave.
Examples
The initial impression of the candidate was not very positive.
He made a strong impression on the interview panel.
Her performance left a lasting impression on the audience.
How to Use impression
- impression of (prepositional phrase)
- A feeling or belief about a specific person or thing. — "What was your impression of the new restaurant?"
- make an impression (collocation)
- To cause others to have a strong feeling or belief about you. — "He worked hard to make a good impression on his potential clients."
- leave an impression (collocation)
- To cause others to have a strong feeling or belief about something. — "The speaker's words left a strong impression on the audience."
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