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1 создавать впечатление
create the impression глагол:Русско-английский синонимический словарь > создавать впечатление
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2 производить впечатление
1) General subject: appear, impose, prepossess (обыкн. благоприятное), put over, come out strong, impress, strike, feel like (чего-л.), (на кого-либо) reach, come across as (He comes across as a very sincere person - Он производит впечатление очень искреннего человека), (хорошее) appearances (напр. to keep up appearances), cut, project oneself2) Colloquial: seem (you seemed pretty clueless), portray3) Jargon: make waves, snow under, come on, come-on, gas4) Advertising: create impression5) Mass media: project image6) Business: impress on7) Set phrase: (на кого, какое) make an impression on (smb.)8) Makarov: make an impression, register, come out strong, create an impression, cut a figure, feelУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > производить впечатление
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3 создавать впечатление
1) General subject: sound, create the impression (that), give the impression2) Advertising: create impression3) Makarov: convey the impressionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > создавать впечатление
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4 создавать
создать (вн.)(в разн. знач.) create (d.); (об учении, теории) found (d.), originate (d.); (об организации и т. п.) set* up (d.), establish (d.)создавать роль театр. — create a part
создавать иллюзию — create / foster an illusion
создавать настроение — create the mood
создавать мощную промышленность — create a powerful / vigorous industry
создавать комиссию — set* up a committee
он не создан для этого — he is not made for it; he is not cut out for it разг.
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5 создавать
несов. - создава́ть, сов. - созда́ть; (вн.)create (d); (организацию и т.п.) set up (d), found (d), establish (d); (учение, теорию) develop (d), originate (d); ( фильм) produce (d), make (d)создава́ть усло́вия (для) — create favourable conditions (for)
создава́ть мо́щную промы́шленность — create a powerful / vigorous industry
создава́ть архитекту́рные анса́мбли — create architectural [ɑːkɪ-] ensembles [ɒn'sɒmbəlz]
создава́ть коми́ссию — set up a committee
создава́ть роль театр — create a part
создава́ть иллю́зию — create / foster an illusion
создава́ть настрое́ние — create the mood
создава́ть впечатле́ние — create the impression
он не со́здан для э́того — he is not made for it; he is not cut out for it разг.
так / таки́м уж я со́здан — that's the way I am
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6 произвести впечатление
1) General subject: appear, impress, make an impression, produce an impression, put over, strike (how does it strike you? - что вы об этом думаете?), оставить впечатление, score a hit2) American: cut a figure4) Politics: hit it over the fence (о речи и т. п.)5) Business: come over as6) Set phrase: make an impression on (smb.)7) Makarov: (какое-л.) come across, create an impressionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > произвести впечатление
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7 производить
несов. - производи́ть, сов. - произвести́1) (вн.; изготовлять) make (d); ( вырабатывать) produce (d); (изготавливать промышленно тж.) manufacture (d)2) (вн.; осуществлять, выполнять какой-л процесс) do (d), carry out (d), perform (d)производи́ть ремо́нт (рд.) — repair (d); (без доп.) carry out repairs; (квартиры, здания) do a renovation
производи́ть рабо́ту — execute the work
производи́ть смотр (дт.) — hold a review (of), review (d)
производи́ть съёмку (рд.; землемерную) — make a survey (of); ( кинофильма) shoot a film
производи́ть уче́ние воен. — drill, train
произвести́ вы́стрел — fire a shot
производи́ть платёж — effect payment
производи́ть о́пыты (над) — experiment (on, with), carry out experiments (on, with)
производи́ть подсчёт — make a calculation
производи́ть техни́ческий осмо́тр — carry out a technical inspection
3) воен. (вн. в им. мн.; присваивать звание) promote (d to; d to the rank of)его́ произвели́ в капита́ны — he was promoted to (the rank of) captain
4) тк. несов. (вн.) лингв. derive (d)5) (вн.; вызывать, оказывать, создавать и т.п. - в устойчивых сочетаниях с рядом сущ.) produce (d), create (d)производи́ть впечатле́ние (на вн.) — make / produce / create an impression (on, upon), impress (d), have an effect (on)
производи́ть благоприя́тное впечатле́ние на кого́-л — impress smb favourably
како́е впечатле́ние он произво́дит на вас? — what impression does he make on you?, how does he strike you?
производи́ть сенса́цию — make / cause a sensation
производи́ть шум — make a noise
••производи́ть на свет — bring (d) into the world, give birth (to)
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8 производить
произвести1. (вн.; делать, выполнять) make* (d.)производить ремонт (рд.) — repair (d.), carry out repairs
производить работу — execute the work
производить смотр (дт.) — hold* a review (of), review (d.)
производить съёмку (рд.; землемерную) — make* a survey (of)
производить съёмку кинофильма — shoot* a film
производить учение воен. — drill, train
производить шум — make* a noise
производить следствие — hold* an inquest
производить опыты (над) — experiment (on, with), carry out experiments (on, with)
производить подсчёт — make* a calculation
производить технический осмотр — carry out a technical inspection
3. (вн.; порождать) give* birth (to)производить на свет — bring* into the world (d.)
5. тк. несов. (вн.) лингв. derive (d.)♢
производить сенсацию — make* / cause a sensationпроизводить впечатление (на вн.) — make* / create an impression (on, upon), impress (d.), have an effect (on)
производить благоприятное впечатление на кого-л. — impress smb. favourably
какое впечатление он, это производит на вас? — what impression does he, it make on you?, how does he, it strike you?
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9 создавать ложное впечатление
Makarov: create false impressionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > создавать ложное впечатление
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10 создать впечатление
1) General subject: sound, make sth. appear + infinitive (Beware the placement of products that may make them appear to be on sale. Just like the items in grocery store newspaper circulars, they aren't always on sale.)2) Makarov: create an impressionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > создать впечатление
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11 Д-51
МЕНЯТЬ/ПЕРЕМЕНИТЬ (СМЕНИТЬ) ДЕКОРАЦИИ VP subj: human often infin with пора, надо etc fixed WOto make changes in one's physical surroundings, one's behavior, the outward manifestations of one's views etcusu. in an attempt to conform to changed circumstances) (in contemp. usage often used in political contexts with the implication that one is trying to create the impression that he has changed his views, convictions etc although he has not)X переменил декорации = ( usu. in refer, to changing one's physical surroundings) X changed his decorX changed things around X made some changes X changed the face (the look) of things X put a new face (a fresh face, a new look) on things X gave his office (his kitchen etc) a face-liftХ-ы переменили декорации - (in refer, to changing one's views etc) Xs changed their tuneXs did an about-face Xs shifted their positionX-y пора переменить декорации - X needs a change of sceneryiCs time for X to make a change, о ПЕРЕМЕНА ДЕКОРАЦИЙ NP sing only) = ( usu. in refer, to one's changing his physical surroundings) change of decor new face on things new look face-lift (in refer, to one's changing his views etc) change of tune change of heart about-face.Вчерашние коммунисты быстро переменили декорации и стали выдавать себя за демократов. Yesterday's communists quickly changed their tune and started passing themselves off as democrats. -
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ДЛЯ (РАДИ) КРАСНОГО СЛОВЦА говорить, острить и т. п. coll, occas. disapprov PrepP these forms only adv fixed WO(to say sth.) in an attempt to show how witty, clever etc one is, in order to show off in conversationjust for (the) effect(just) to create an impression (in limited contexts) just to be witty for (its) eloquence alone to make it sound good.Она нисколёшенько не верила Егоршиным сказкам насчёт коровы. Сбрехнул, для красного словца сказал (Абрамов 1). She did not believe Egorsha's yarn about the cow one little bit. He was fibbing, he'd said it just for effect (1a).Он (Авессалом) никогда не острил бесцельно, ради красного словца. Он делал это по заданиям юмористических журналов (Ильф и Петров 1). Не (Absalom) never made them (jokes) without reason, just for the effect. He made them to order for humorous journals (1a).He нужно на них сердиться, они наивные, добрые, очень добрые... только вот дурачества иногда говорят, глупости, ради красного словца... (Трифонов 1). There was no need to get angry with them. They were naive and goodhearted, terribly goodhearted....It was just that they sometimes said dumb, stupid things, just to be witty (1a).Пушкин как-то сказал: «Гений и злодейство несовместны»... И чем больше я думаю о литературе и судьбах писателей, тем больше убеждаюсь, что сказано это было не для красного словца (Войнович 1). Pushkin once said: "Genius and crime are incompatible."...The more I think about literature and the fates of various writers, the more I am convinced that Pushkin did not make that statement for its eloquence alone (1a).„Хоть мы идем и разными путями, но я глубокий поклонник вашего таланта. Даже если хотите - ученик. Ваш и Хлебникова. Хлебников гений. Вы до известной степени тоже". Ну, тут он (Блок! для красного словца немножко загнул...» (Катаев 3). "Though we are following different paths, I am a profound admirer of your talent Perhaps even a pupil. Yours and Khlebnikovs. Khlebnikov is a genius So, to some extent, are you.' But here he (Blok) stretched a point to make it sound good.." (3a). -
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ДЛЯ ФОРМЫ PrepP Invar1.advin order to adhere to established procedure, rulesfor the sake of form (protocol)for good form as a matter of procedure (protocol) as a formality.... К вечеру она ( Амалия), для формы, созвала опытнейших городских будочников и открыла совещание (Салтыков-Щедрин 1)... That evening, for the sake of form, (Amalia) called all the most experienced constables together and held a conference (1b). Toward evening.., for good form, (Amalia) summoned the most experienced municipal patrolmen and opened a conference(1a)2. Also: ДЛЯ ПРОФОРМЫ ( adv or subj-compl with бытье (subj: human, abstr, or concr)) in order to create the impression that all is as it should befor the sake of appearancesfor appearance' sake as a matter of form (just) for show pro forma.Секретарь тут лишь для проформы, его можно в расчет не принимать (Зиновьев 1). "Secretary's only there for the sake of appearances, you can ignore him" (1a).Во всю дорогу был он (Селифан) молчалив, только похлестывал кнутом и не обращал никакой поучительной речи к лошадям, хотя чубарому коню, конечно, хотелось бы выслушать что-нибудь наставительное, ибо в это время вожжи всегда как-то лениво держались в руках словоохотного возницы и кнут только для формы гулял поверх спин (Гоголь 3). During the whole trip he (Selifan) was silent, merely flicking his whip from time to time, without addressing any diatribes to the horses, although the dappled horse, of course, would have liked to hear something instructive, for during those speeches the reins always slackened somehow in the hands of the garrulous driver and the whip strayed only pro forma over their backs (3c). -
14 менять декорации
• МЕНЯТЬ/ПЕРЕМЕНЯТЬ < СМЕНЯТЬ> ДЕКОРАЦИИ[VP; subj: human; often infin with пора, надо etc; fixed WO]=====⇒ to make changes in one's physical surroundings, one's behavior, the outward manifestations of one's views etc (usu. in an attempt to conform to changed circumstances) (in contemp. usage often used in political contexts with the implication that one is trying to create the impression that he has changed his views, convictions etc although he has not):- X переменил декорации≈ [usu. in refer, to changing one's physical surroundings] X changed his decor;- X changed the face < the look> of things;- X put a new face <a fresh face, a new look> on things;- X gave his office (his kitchen etc) a face-lift;- it's time for X to make a change,○ ПЕРЕМЕНА ДЕКОРАЦИЙ [NP; sing only]≈ [usu. in refer, to one's changing his physical surroundings] change of decor; new face on things; new look; face-lift; [in refer, to one's changing his views etc] change of tune; change of heart; about-face.♦ Вчерашние коммунисты быстро переменили декорации и стали выдавать себя за демократов. Yesterday's communists quickly changed their tune and started passing themselves off as democrats.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > менять декорации
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15 перемена декораций
• МЕНЯТЬ/ПЕРЕМЕНЯТЬ < СМЕНЯТЬ> ДЕКОРАЦИИ[VP; subj: human; often infin with пора, надо etc; fixed WO]=====⇒ to make changes in one's physical surroundings, one's behavior, the outward manifestations of one's views etc (usu. in an attempt to conform to changed circumstances) (in contemp. usage often used in political contexts with the implication that one is trying to create the impression that he has changed his views, convictions etc although he has not):- X переменил декорации≈ [usu. in refer, to changing one's physical surroundings] X changed his decor;- X changed the face < the look> of things;- X put a new face <a fresh face, a new look> on things;- X gave his office (his kitchen etc) a face-lift;- it's time for X to make a change,○ ПЕРЕМЕНА ДЕКОРАЦИЙ [NP; sing only]≈ [usu. in refer, to one's changing his physical surroundings] change of decor; new face on things; new look; face-lift; [in refer, to one's changing his views etc] change of tune; change of heart; about-face.♦ Вчерашние коммунисты быстро переменили декорации и стали выдавать себя за демократов. Yesterday's communists quickly changed their tune and started passing themselves off as democrats.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > перемена декораций
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16 переменить декорации
• МЕНЯТЬ/ПЕРЕМЕНЯТЬ < СМЕНЯТЬ> ДЕКОРАЦИИ[VP; subj: human; often infin with пора, надо etc; fixed WO]=====⇒ to make changes in one's physical surroundings, one's behavior, the outward manifestations of one's views etc (usu. in an attempt to conform to changed circumstances) (in contemp. usage often used in political contexts with the implication that one is trying to create the impression that he has changed his views, convictions etc although he has not):- X переменил декорации≈ [usu. in refer, to changing one's physical surroundings] X changed his decor;- X changed the face < the look> of things;- X put a new face <a fresh face, a new look> on things;- X gave his office (his kitchen etc) a face-lift;- it's time for X to make a change,○ ПЕРЕМЕНА ДЕКОРАЦИЙ [NP; sing only]≈ [usu. in refer, to one's changing his physical surroundings] change of decor; new face on things; new look; face-lift; [in refer, to one's changing his views etc] change of tune; change of heart; about-face.♦ Вчерашние коммунисты быстро переменили декорации и стали выдавать себя за демократов. Yesterday's communists quickly changed their tune and started passing themselves off as democrats.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > переменить декорации
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17 сменить декорации
• МЕНЯТЬ/ПЕРЕМЕНЯТЬ < СМЕНЯТЬ> ДЕКОРАЦИИ[VP; subj: human; often infin with пора, надо etc; fixed WO]=====⇒ to make changes in one's physical surroundings, one's behavior, the outward manifestations of one's views etc (usu. in an attempt to conform to changed circumstances) (in contemp. usage often used in political contexts with the implication that one is trying to create the impression that he has changed his views, convictions etc although he has not):- X переменил декорации≈ [usu. in refer, to changing one's physical surroundings] X changed his decor;- X changed the face < the look> of things;- X put a new face <a fresh face, a new look> on things;- X gave his office (his kitchen etc) a face-lift;- it's time for X to make a change,○ ПЕРЕМЕНА ДЕКОРАЦИЙ [NP; sing only]≈ [usu. in refer, to one's changing his physical surroundings] change of decor; new face on things; new look; face-lift; [in refer, to one's changing his views etc] change of tune; change of heart; about-face.♦ Вчерашние коммунисты быстро переменили декорации и стали выдавать себя за демократов. Yesterday's communists quickly changed their tune and started passing themselves off as democrats.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > сменить декорации
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18 для красного словца
• ДЛЯ < РАДИ> КРАСНОГО СЛОВЦА говорить, острить и т.п. coll, occas. disapprov[PrepP; these forms only; adv; fixed WO]=====⇒ (to say sth.) in an attempt to show how witty, clever etc one is, in order to show off in conversation:- [in limited contexts] just to be witty;- to make it sound good.♦ Она нисколёшенько не верила Егоршиным сказкам насчёт коровы. Сорехнул, для красного словца сказал (Абрамов 1). She did not believe Egorsha's yarn about the cow one little bit. He was fibbing; he'd said it just for effect (1a).♦ Он [Авессалом] никогда не острил бесцельно, ради красного словца. Он делал это по заданиям юмористических журналов (Ильф и Петров 1). Не [Absalom] never made them [jokes] without reason, just for the effect. He made them to order for humorous journals (1a).♦ Не нужно на них сердиться, они наивные, добрые, очень добрые... только вот дурачества иногда говорят, глупости, ради красного словца... (Трифонов 1). There was no need to get angry with them. They were naive and goodhearted, terribly goodhearted....It was just that they sometimes said dumb, stupid things, just to be witty (1a).♦ Пушкин как-то сказал: " Гений и злодейство несовместны"... И чем больше я думаю о литературе и судьбах писателей, тем больше убеждаюсь, что сказано это было не для красного словца (Войнович 1). Pushkin once said: "Genius and crime are incompatible."...The more I think about literature and the fates of various writers, the more I am convinced that Pushkin did not make that statement for its eloquence alone (1a).♦ ""Хоть мы идем и разными путями, но я глубокий поклонник вашего таланта. Даже если хотите - ученик. Ваш и Хлебникова. Хлебников гений. Вы до известной степени тоже". Ну, тут он [Блок] для красного словца немножко загнул..." (Катаев 3). '"Though we are following different paths, I am a profound admirer of your talent Perhaps even a pupil. Yours and Khlebnikovs. Khlebnikov is a genius So, to some extent, are you.' But here he [Blok] stretched a point to make it sound good..." (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > для красного словца
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19 ради красного словца
• ДЛЯ < РАДИ> КРАСНОГО СЛОВЦА говорить, острить и т.п. coll, occas. disapprov[PrepP; these forms only; adv; fixed WO]=====⇒ (to say sth.) in an attempt to show how witty, clever etc one is, in order to show off in conversation:- [in limited contexts] just to be witty;- to make it sound good.♦ Она нисколёшенько не верила Егоршиным сказкам насчёт коровы. Сорехнул, для красного словца сказал (Абрамов 1). She did not believe Egorsha's yarn about the cow one little bit. He was fibbing; he'd said it just for effect (1a).♦ Он [Авессалом] никогда не острил бесцельно, ради красного словца. Он делал это по заданиям юмористических журналов (Ильф и Петров 1). Не [Absalom] never made them [jokes] without reason, just for the effect. He made them to order for humorous journals (1a).♦ Не нужно на них сердиться, они наивные, добрые, очень добрые... только вот дурачества иногда говорят, глупости, ради красного словца... (Трифонов 1). There was no need to get angry with them. They were naive and goodhearted, terribly goodhearted....It was just that they sometimes said dumb, stupid things, just to be witty (1a).♦ Пушкин как-то сказал: " Гений и злодейство несовместны"... И чем больше я думаю о литературе и судьбах писателей, тем больше убеждаюсь, что сказано это было не для красного словца (Войнович 1). Pushkin once said: "Genius and crime are incompatible."...The more I think about literature and the fates of various writers, the more I am convinced that Pushkin did not make that statement for its eloquence alone (1a).♦ ""Хоть мы идем и разными путями, но я глубокий поклонник вашего таланта. Даже если хотите - ученик. Ваш и Хлебникова. Хлебников гений. Вы до известной степени тоже". Ну, тут он [Блок] для красного словца немножко загнул..." (Катаев 3). '"Though we are following different paths, I am a profound admirer of your talent Perhaps even a pupil. Yours and Khlebnikovs. Khlebnikov is a genius So, to some extent, are you.' But here he [Blok] stretched a point to make it sound good..." (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > ради красного словца
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[PrepP; Invar]=====1. [adv]⇒ in order to adhere to established procedure, rules:- as a formality.♦... К вечеру она [Амалия], для формы, созвала опытнейших городских будочников и открыла совещание (Салтыков-Щедрин 1)....That evening, for the sake of form, [Amalia] called all the most experienced constables together and held a conference (1b). Toward evening.., for good form, [Amalia] summoned the most experienced municipal patrolmen and opened a conference (1a)2. Also: ДЛЯ ПРОФОРМЫ [adv or subj-compl with быть (subj: human, abstr, or concr)]⇒ in order to create the impression that all is as it should be:- pro forma.♦ Секретарь тут лишь для проформы, его можно в расчёт не принимать (Зиновьев 1). "Secretary's only there for the sake of appearances; you can ignore him" (1a).♦ Во всю дорогу был он [Селифан] молчалив, только похлестывал кнутом и не обращал никакой поучительной речи к лошадям, хотя чубарому коню, конечно, хотелось бы выслушать что-нибудь наставительное, ибо в это время вожжи всегда как-то лениво держались в руках словоохотного возницы и кнут только для формы гулял поверх спин (Гоголь 3). During the whole trip he [Selifan] was silent, merely flicking his whip from time to time, without addressing any diatribes to the horses, although the dappled horse, of course, would have liked to hear something instructive, for during those speeches the reins always slackened somehow in the hands of the garrulous driver and the whip strayed only pro forma over their backs (3c).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > для проформы
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create the impression — index appear (seem to be), demean (deport oneself) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
impression — n. 1) to create an impression 2) to make an impression on, upon 3) to gain an impression 4) an accurate; deep, indelible, lasting, profound, strong; erroneous, false, inaccurate, wrong; excellent; favorable; first; fleeting; general; good;… … Combinatory dictionary
create */*/*/ — UK [krɪˈeɪt] / US verb [transitive] Word forms create : present tense I/you/we/they create he/she/it creates present participle creating past tense created past participle created 1) to make something new or original that did not exist before How … English dictionary
create — cre|ate [ kri eıt ] verb transitive *** 1. ) to make something new or original that did not exist before: How do I create a new file? In the last week, 170 new jobs have been created. the story of how God created the world… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
impression — [[t]ɪmpre̱ʃ(ə)n[/t]] ♦♦♦ impressions 1) N COUNT: oft poss N, N of n, N that Your impression of a person or thing is what you think they are like, usually after having seen or heard them. Your impression of a situation is what you think is going… … English dictionary
create a false impression — index delude, dupe, misdirect, misguide, misinform, mislead, profess (pretend) Burton s Legal … Law dictionary
impression — noun 1 idea/feeling/opinion about sth ADJECTIVE ▪ distinct, firm (esp. BrE), strong ▪ main, overriding, overwhelming ▪ clear, vivid … Collocations dictionary
impression — im|pres|sion W2S3 [ımˈpreʃən] n 1.) [U and C] the opinion or feeling you have about someone or something because of the way they seem ▪ Arriving late won t create a very favourable impression . ▪ We were left with the impression that the contract … Dictionary of contemporary English
impression */*/*/ — UK [ɪmˈpreʃ(ə)n] / US noun [countable] Word forms impression : singular impression plural impressions 1) an opinion or feeling that you have about someone or something you have seen but do not know very well have/get the impression (that): I have … English dictionary
impression — /Im preSFn/ noun 1 OPINION (C) the opinion or feeling you have about someone or something because of the way they seem (+ of): What s your impression of Frank as a boss? | Now I have a very different impression of England. | first impression:… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
impression — im|pres|sion [ ım preʃn ] noun count *** 1. ) the opinion that other people have about you because of the way you look, speak, or behave: create/make an impression on someone: As a serious candidate, you want to make a good impression on everyone … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English