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How do you say that something struck you/moved you/stayed with you?

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How do you say that something struck you/moved you/stayed with you? I was trying to say that a film contained images that had struck the director throughout her life. I ended up saying "...las imagenes interesantes que ella siempre habia tenido adentro." Not what I really wanted to say.

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updated MAR 26, 2010
posted by Tejedora

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"Habían impactado a la directora"

"Habían conmovido a la directora"

"Habían conmocionado a la directora"

"Habían permanecido con la directora..."

updated MAR 26, 2010
edited by Gekkosan
posted by Gekkosan
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How about "la afectó" or something like that?

updated MAR 26, 2010
edited by h1deaway
posted by h1deaway
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