impress in Irish
impress in Irish is téigh i bhfeidhm ar — impress means to have a strong, often admiring, effect on someone.
impress in Irish
téigh i bhfeidhm ar
(transitive) To affect (someone) strongly and often favourably.
What does "impress" mean?
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verb To have a strong, often admiring, effect on someone.
"Her confidence in the interview really impressed the panel."
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verb To fix an idea firmly in someone's mind; to emphasise something strongly.
"The coach impressed upon the team the importance of discipline."
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impress in a sentence
- Her confidence in the interview really impressed the panel.
- He tried to impress his date by cooking an elaborate three-course meal.
- The coach impressed upon the team the importance of discipline.
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What is "impress" in Irish?
"impress" in Irish is téigh i bhfeidhm ar. impress means: To have a strong, often admiring, effect on someone.
How do you use "impress" in a sentence?
Example: "Her confidence in the interview really impressed the panel." In Irish, "impress" is téigh i bhfeidhm ar.
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