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1 biased impressions
biased (general, vague) impressions предвзятые/необъективные (общие, смутные) впечатления -
2 impression
[ɪm'preʃ(ə)n]n1) впечатление, представление, ощущениеHe gave me the impression of being tired. — У меня сложилось впечатление, что он устал.
What are your impressions of the book? — Каково ваше впечатление от книги/каково ваше мнение о книге?
He gave us his impressions of the trip. — Он рассказал нам о своих впечатлениях от поездки.
I don't want to give you a wrong impression. — Я не хочу, чтобы у вас сложилось неправильное/ложное впечатление.
- fleeting impression- general impression
- ainful impression
- vivid impression
- excellent impression
- good impression
- wholly false impression
- biased impressions
- first-hand impressions
- chance impressions
- wide-spread impression
- parting impression
- correct impression of smb, smth
- impression about smb, smth
- impression of smth
- instrument of mass impression
- impression of the country
- impression of light on the eye
- make a good impression
- be under the impression that..
- make a deep impression on smb
- get vivid impressions
- give a good impression
- leave a hateful impression
- remove forse impressions
- strengthen the gloomy impression
- conclude from the first impression
- carry away much impression from the trip
- convey one's impressions to smb
- embody his impressions in a book
- have the impression that
- leave smb with an impression that...
- gain an impression2) отпечаток, оттиск, след- strong impression- original impression
- eye impression
- impression on coins
- impression of a foot
- impression of the finger
- impression of a jaw
- make a new impression
- leave behind a deep impression on the minds of the people3) переиздание, перепечаткаThe six impressions of his book. — Его книга переиздавалась/печаталась шесть раз
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