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1 vatbaar
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2 beïnvloeden
♦voorbeelden:zich door iets laten beïnvloeden • be influenced by somethinggemakkelijk te beïnvloeden • impressionable, easily influencedde verkoop gunstig/nadelig beïnvloeden • have a positive/negative effect on sales -
3 gemakkelijk te beïnvloeden
gemakkelijk te beïnvloedenimpressionable, easily influencedVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > gemakkelijk te beïnvloeden
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4 indruk
♦voorbeelden:een eenzame indruk maken • have an air of lonelinesseen goede/slechte indruk achterlaten • leave a good/bad impressioneen onuitwisbare indruk • an indelible impressioneen vage indruk van iets • a vague impression of somethingeen valse/verkeerde indruk geven • give a false/wrong impressionik kon niet aan de indruk ontkomen dat • I could not escape the impression thatdat geeft/wekt de indruk … • that gives/creates the impression that …ik heb de indruk dat • I am under/I have the impression that, I gather thatik kreeg de indruk dat • I got the impression thateen indruk van iets krijgen • get an impression of somethingiets doen om indruk te maken • do something to make an impression/for effectonder de indruk komen/raken van • be impressed by/withvatbaar voor indrukken • impressionableweinig indruk maken op iemand • make little impression on someone2 op de sneeuw waren indrukken van vogelpootjes zichtbaar • in the snow the prints/imprints of birds' feet were visible -
5 vatbaar voor indrukken
vatbaar voor indrukkenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > vatbaar voor indrukken
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6 vatbaar
3 [geschikt] capable (of)♦voorbeelden:1 hij is zeer vatbaar voor kou • he's very prone/liable to colds2 hij is niet voor rede vatbaar • he's impervious/not open to reason
См. также в других словарях:
Impressionable — Im*pres sion*a*ble, a. [Cf. F. impressionnable.] Liable or subject to impression; capable of being molded; susceptible; impressible; as, a bad influence on impressionable youths. [1913 Webster] He was too impressionable; he had too much of the… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
impressionable — index amenable, facile, malleable, open (persuasible), perceptive, pliable, pliant, receptive … Law dictionary
impressionable — (adj.) 1836, formed on French model, from IMPRESSION (Cf. impression) + ABLE (Cf. able). Earlier was impressible (1620s) … Etymology dictionary
impressionable — *sentient, sensitive, impressible, responsive, susceptible Analogous words: affectable, influenceable (see corresponding verbs at AFFECT): open, iiable, subject, exposed, prone: predisposed, disposed, inclined (see INCLINE) … New Dictionary of Synonyms
impressionable — [adj] easily taught; gullible affectable, affected, feeling, impressible, influenceable, ingenuous, open, perceptive, plastic*, receptive, responsive, sensible, sensile, sensitive, sentient, suggestible, susceptible, susceptive, vulnerable, wax… … New thesaurus
impressionable — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ easily influenced. DERIVATIVES impressionability noun … English terms dictionary
impressionable — [im presh′ən ə bəl] adj. [Fr] easily affected by impressions; esp., capable of being influenced intellectually, emotionally, or morally; sensitive impressionability n. impressionably adv … English World dictionary
impressionable — [[t]ɪmpre̱ʃənəb(ə)l[/t]] ADJ GRADED Someone who is impressionable, usually a young person, is not very critical and is therefore easy to influence. The law is intended to safeguard young and impressionable viewers from exploitation. ...seven… … English dictionary
impressionable — adj. VERBS ▪ be, seem ADVERB ▪ extremely, fairly, very, etc. ▪ highly … Collocations dictionary
impressionable — im|pres|sion|a|ble [ımˈpreʃənəbəl] adj someone who is impressionable is easily influenced, especially because they are young ▪ The kids are at an impressionable age … Dictionary of contemporary English
impressionable — im|pres|sion|a|ble [ ım preʃnəbl ] adjective someone who is impressionable is easily impressed and influenced by other people, usually because they are young and lack experience in life: You worry about teenagers because they re at such an… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
