impression
છાપ
definition
noun
his first impressions of Manchester were very positive
an idea, feeling, or opinion about something or someone, especially one formed without conscious thought or on the basis of little evidence.
he did an impression of Frank Sinatra
an imitation of a person or thing, especially one done to entertain.
translation of 'impression'
નિશાની,
સંસ્કાર,
પ્રભાવ
noun
અસર,
છાપ
example
This action will create an 'impression' of the top teeth in the rubber material.
He was hoping to make some kind of 'impression' on his audience.
Up front the forwards made no 'impression' and the fact that they failed to score tells its own story.
As she explains: u2018The strongest 'impression' on me was the silence, the absence of human presence and the scale and beauty of the icebergs.u2019
For example, 97/200 means that this is the 97th 'impression' out of an edition of 200 prints.
First inspections in the competition are due anytime during the month of June, and we should strive to make a good 'impression' on the judges first time round.
Kelly also argues that unique user and page 'impression' data are meaningless to advertisers as they do not in any way reflect the number of individuals going online.
Burns made a lasting 'impression' on Irish writers, who drew both literary and political inspiration from a figure who crossed barriers of class, language, and nation in liberating ways.
Each 'impression' in a print edition was different - thereby erasing the idea that they should all be the same.
her courtesy had made a good 'impression'
I do know that Benedict left a lasting 'impression' on our family, he made us slow down, savour life, and treasure our other children even more.
He outlined the 'impression' with his fingers as the rain filled it with water.
The manager gave the 'impression' that the whole idea was a distant fantasy unworthy of immediate attention on Friday, but there was an element of enthusiasm too.
She added that if the city made a good 'impression' on such visitors, there could be a spin-off benefit if they returned to York at a later date with their families or friends for a holiday.
I got the 'impression' that he was sorely disappointed
he did an 'impression' of Frank Sinatra
She made a lasting 'impression' on me - from major decisions like studying Chemistry at university to small things like the way I write my capital E's when doing block capitals.
If furthermore the 'impression' is lousy with broken lines from worn blocks, you can be sure that it is a late edition.
The helmet is marked XL with an 'impression' in the crushable foam.
Truthfully, he didn't make much of an 'impression' on me.
Around the inside of the doorway was a loop of clay that seems to have acted as a water-excluder, and surviving in the clay surface was the 'impression' of the wooden door that once hung there.
Lycos currently do not provide keyword, 'impression' or click-through stats, although they do intend to offer them in the near future.
But he has made such an 'impression' on staff, students and parents that they have nominated him for a National Excellence in Teaching Award.
A good handshake makes a lasting, favorable 'impression' .
He manages the feat of being at once soft-spoken and opinionated - giving the 'impression' that he genuinely doesn't care what other people think of him.
Luca's smiled softened when faced with her perfect 'impression' of a small animal caught in the headlights of a large truck.
Peter's letter in the last issue may have given some people the wrong 'impression' .
His experiences made an indelible 'impression' on him.
they give the 'impression' that all is sweetness and light
the floor was too dirty for the mop to make much 'impression'
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