I. im·press [ɪmˈpres] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ
1. impress (evoke admiration):
2. impress (make realize):
3. impress (stamp):
- impress
- pritiskati [στιγμ pritisniti]
- impress
- vtisniti
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Several thousand visitors seemed to have been impressed.
en.wikipedia.org Still, the young man has given a good account of himself in the fighting and impresses the old soldier.
en.wikipedia.org That his victories were scored in the course of the usual duties of a reconnaissance squadron could not fail to impress.
en.wikipedia.org He used dirty words when he thought they were needed to impress.
en.wikipedia.org Telling them that having inspected the facilities he was less than impressed, and promised to put things right with investment.
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