impressed in Italian
impressed in Italian is colpito, impressionato, sbalordito — impressed means feeling admiration or approval because of something.
impressed in Italian
colpito
strongly affected, especially favourably
impressionato
strongly affected, especially favourably
sbalordito
strongly affected, especially favourably
senza parole
strongly affected, especially favourably
What does "impressed" mean?
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adj Feeling admiration or approval because of something.
"I was really impressed by how calmly she handled the crisis."
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impressed in a sentence
- I was really impressed by how calmly she handled the crisis.
- The teacher was impressed with the students' final project.
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What is "impressed" in Italian?
"impressed" in Italian is colpito, impressionato, sbalordito. impressed means: Feeling admiration or approval because of something.
How do you use "impressed" in a sentence?
Example: "I was really impressed by how calmly she handled the crisis." In Italian, "impressed" is colpito, impressionato, sbalordito.
Are there other ways to say "impressed" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 4 translations listed for "impressed": colpito, impressionato, sbalordito, senza parole.
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