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1 impressionante
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2 impressionante
impressive( spaventoso) frightening( sconvolgente) upsetting, shocking* * *impressionante agg.1 impressive, striking, shocking; (commovente) moving: era di un pallore impressionante, he was strikingly pale; dramma impressionante, moving drama2 (spaventoso) frightening, awful, appalling: la scena che si presentò di fronte a noi era davvero impressionante, the scene that appeared before us was truly appalling.* * *[impressjo'nante]1) [risultato, numero] impressive; [ somiglianza] striking, startling2) (che spaventa) horrifying, spine-chilling* * *impressionante/impressjo'nante/1 [risultato, numero] impressive; [ somiglianza] striking, startling2 (che spaventa) horrifying, spine-chilling. -
3 imponente
imposing, impressive* * *imponente agg. imposing, impressive, stately: un edificio imponente, an imposing (o stately) building; uno spiegamento imponente di forze militari, an impressive deployment of military forces.* * *[impo'nɛnte]aggettivo imposing, impressive, stately* * *imponente/impo'nεnte/imposing, impressive, stately. -
4 prestigioso
prestigioso agg. ( che ha prestigio) prestigious, impressive; ( affascinante) glamorous; un nome prestigioso, a prestigious name; un risultato prestigioso, an impressive result.* * *[presti'dʒoso]aggettivo prestigious* * *prestigioso/presti'dʒoso/prestigious. -
5 imponente agg
[impo'nɛnte](persona, monumento) imposing, impressive -
6 imponente
agg [impo'nɛnte](persona, monumento) imposing, impressive -
7 eclatante
eclatante agg. evident, obvious, glaring; ( che colpisce) striking, impressive, sensational: una contraddizione eclatante, a glaring (o obvious) contradiction; una vittoria eclatante, a sensational victory.* * *[ekla'tante]* * *eclatante/ekla'tante/[ successo] resounding; [prova, dimostrazione] striking. -
8 solenne
solemn* * *solenne agg.1 solemn; grave; ( formale) formal; ( impressionante) impressive; ( maestoso) imposing: promessa, festa solenne, solemn promise, feast; giuramento solenne, official (o solemn) oath; maniere solenni, solemn (o grave) manners; messa solenne, solemn high mass; momento solenne, solemn moment; parole solenni, solemn (o grave) words; una cattedrale solenne, an imposing cathedral2 (fam.) terrific, real: una solenne sgridata, a terrific (o real) scolding; un solenne mascalzone, a real scoundrel.* * *[so'lɛnne]1) (ufficiale) [cerimonia, occasione, giuramento, promessa] solemn2) (grave) [espressione, aria] solemn, grave* * *solenne/so'lεnne/1 (ufficiale) [cerimonia, occasione, giuramento, promessa] solemn; messa solenne High Mass2 (grave) [espressione, aria] solemn, grave3 colloq. (grosso) [ sgridata] thorough; è un solenne bugiardo he's a downright liar; essersi preso una sbornia solenne to be as high as a kite. -
9 impressionante agg
[impressjo'nante]1) (che suscita turbamento) disturbing, upsetting2) (che suscita sensazione) impressive -
10 superdecorato
superdecorato agg. much decorated◆ s.m. much decorated person: un atleta superdecorato, an athlete with an impressive medal tally. -
11 impressionante
agg [impressjo'nante]1) (che suscita turbamento) disturbing, upsetting2) (che suscita sensazione) impressive -
12 orange
Fish-this clever centerpiece uses only four ingredients but is oh-so-impressive on any table. Show me his picture and more info.( FRANCE)orange, orange de Nice; blonde de Nice
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impressive — I adjective absorbing, assuring, awe inspiring, commanding, considerable, electrifying, eloquent, enthusiastic, exciting, fervent, formidable, grand, important, imposing, influential, magnificent, majestic, major, memorable, momentous, moving,… … Law dictionary
impressive — (adj.) 1570s, capable of being easily impressed, from IMPRESS (Cf. impress) + IVE (Cf. ive). Meaning capable of making an impression on the mind or senses is from 1775. Related: Impressively; impressiveness … Etymology dictionary
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impressive — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ evoking admiration through size, quality, or skill. DERIVATIVES impressively adverb impressiveness noun … English terms dictionary
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impressive — adj. VERBS ▪ be, look, seem, sound ▪ become ▪ remain ▪ make sth ▪ … Collocations dictionary
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impressive */*/ — UK [ɪmˈpresɪv] / US adjective if something is impressive, you admire it, for example because it is very good, large, or shows great skill The list of their achievements is pretty impressive. an impressive performance Freeman is impressive in the… … English dictionary
impressive — im|pres|sive W3 [ımˈpresıv] adj something that is impressive makes you admire it because it is very good, large, important etc ▪ Among the guests was an impressive array of authors and critics. ▪ the remains of an impressive Roman villa… … Dictionary of contemporary English