impression in Japanese
impression in Japanese is 印象 — impression means a feeling or opinion formed about something, often quickly and without deep analysis.
impression in Japanese
印象
Pronounced: inshō
The overall effect of something, e.g., on a person.
What does "impression" mean?
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noun A feeling or opinion formed about something, often quickly and without deep analysis.
"My first impression of the city was that it was noisy but friendly."
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noun A mark made by pressing one object onto or into another.
"The dentist took an impression of her teeth for the retainer."
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noun An imitation of someone's voice, mannerisms, or style, usually for comic effect.
"He does a brilliant impression of the prime minister."
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noun In digital advertising, a single instance of an ad or post being displayed to a viewer.
"The campaign generated over two million impressions in its first week."
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impression in a sentence
- My first impression of the city was that it was noisy but friendly.
- He gave the impression that he already knew the answer.
- The dentist took an impression of her teeth for the retainer.
- Her boots left a deep impression in the soft mud by the river.
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What is "impression" in Japanese?
"impression" in Japanese is 印象. impression means: A feeling or opinion formed about something, often quickly and without deep analysis.
How do you pronounce 印象?
"impression" in Japanese is 印象, pronounced "inshō".
How do you use "impression" in a sentence?
Example: "My first impression of the city was that it was noisy but friendly." In Japanese, "impression" is 印象.
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