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"impressed" is the Preterite of the verb impress. View conjugation.

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impress

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impresionar

∗ verb

impress
[ɪmˈpres]
verbo transitivo
1. impresionar (make an impression on)
  • she was impressed with or by it -> aquello la impresionó
  • to impress somebody favorably/unfavorably -> causar buena/mala impresión a alguien
2. (emphasize to sb)
  • to impress something on somebody -> recalcarle a alguien la importancia de algo
3. (imprint)
  • to impress something on something -> imprimir algo en algo
  • to impress something on somebody's mind -> imprimir algo en la mente de alguien

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impress [im-pres]
1. Imprimir, estampar; formar o fijar por medio de la presión.
2. Impresionar, fijar en el ánimo.
3. Influir,
verbo
4. g. (n)
sustantivo
5. Marcar por medio de la presión; mellar. (n)
6. Hacer una leva, reclutar soldados o marineros contra su voluntad. (n)
va. para hacer tomar una determinació
sustantivo
1. Impresión, señal, marca, figura o imagen producida por medio de la presión.
2. Empresa, divisa, lema, mote.
3. Leva, recluta de soldados o marineros hecha contra su voluntad.
4. Impresión, efecto que causan las cosas espirituales en el ánimo.

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impress
verb:transitive
[ɪmˈpres]
1 (make good impression on) impresionar
he does it just to impress people lo hace sólo para impresionar a la gente; he is not easily impressed no se deja impresionar fácilmente; how did she impress you? ¿qué impresión te hizo or causó?; he impressed me quite favourably me hizo muy buena impresión; I'm very impressed! ¡estoy admirado!; I was not impressed no me hizo buena impresión
2 (mark) imprimir; estampar; (in the mind) grabar
to impress sth (up)on sb convencer a algn de la importancia de algo; I tried to impress the importance of the job on him traté de convencerle de la importancia del trabajo; traté de recalcar lo importante que era el trabajo; I must impress upon you that ... tengo que subrayar que ...; it impressed itself upon my mind se me quedó grabado en la mente
verb:intransitive
[ɪmˈpres] causar buena impresión
noun
[ˈɪmpres] impresión (f); marca (f); huella (f);

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Verb Conjugation for "impress" (go to impresionar)

Imperative
  • impress
  • you impress
  • he/she impresses
  • we impress
  • you impress
  • they impress
Preterite
  • I impressed
  • you impressed
  • he/she impressed
  • we impressed
  • you impressed
  • they impressed
Present Continuous
  • I am impressing
  • you are impressing
  • he/she is impressing
  • we are impressing
  • you are impressing
  • they are impressing
Present Perfect
  • I have impressed
  • you have impressed
  • he/she has impressed
  • we have impressed
  • you have impressed
  • they have impressed
Past Continuous
  • I was impressing
  • you were impressing
  • he/she was impressing
  • we were impressing
  • you were impressing
  • they were impressing
Past Perfect
  • I had impressed
  • you had impressed
  • he/she had impressed
  • we had impressed
  • you had impressed
  • they had impressed
Future
  • I will impress
  • you will impress
  • he/she will impress
  • we will impress
  • you will impress
  • they will impress
Future Perfect
  • I will have impressed
  • you will have impressed
  • he/she will have impressed
  • we will have impressed
  • you will have impressed
  • they will have impressed
Future Continuous
  • I will be impressing
  • you will be impressing
  • he/she will be impressing
  • we will be impressing
  • you will be impressing
  • they will be impressing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been impressing
  • you have been impressing
  • he/she has been impressing
  • we have been impressing
  • you have been impressing
  • they have been impressing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been impressing
  • you will have been impressing
  • he/she will have been impressing
  • we will have been impressing
  • you will have been impressing
  • they will have been impressing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been impressing
  • you had been impressing
  • he/she had been impressing
  • we had been impressing
  • you had been impressing
  • they had been impressing
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