impressed
impressed — 動詞
1. to make someone feel admiration or respect for you, usually because of a skill,
令人敬佩
展現能力或優點，讓人佩服
to make someone feel admiration or respect for you, usually because of a skill, achievement, or quality you show.
Tuan impressed the recruiters with his confident answers during the second interview.
Tuan 在第二次面試中表現自信，令面試官印象深刻。
impress + someone + with + noun phrase
The young pianist impressed the entire audience by playing a difficult piece from memory.
那位年輕的鋼琴家不需看譜，彈奏了一首高難度的曲子，令全場觀眾讚嘆不已。
impress + someone + by + verb-ing
Emily was determined to impress her new manager on the first day of work.
Emily 決心在上班第一天就給新主管留下好印象。
determined to impress someone
Nothing the salesman said impressed the customer enough to make a purchase.
業務員說的話，沒有一句能打動顧客掏錢購買。
- impress the judges
- impress an audience
- impress a boss
- impress someone with
- impress someone by
- disappoint
fail to meet expectations
- bore
fail to interest or engage
文法句型
impress + someone + with/by + noun phrase
用法筆記
Commonly used with 'with' (what you show) or 'by' (what you do). Frequently in past participle form as an adjective (see adjective entry).
常見錯誤
impressed — 形容詞
1. having a favourable opinion about someone or something after seeing their strong
印象深刻的
對某人或某事感到佩服
having a favourable opinion about someone or something after seeing their strong skills, smart ideas, or excellent results.
Folake was deeply impressed by the quality of the students' paintings at the exhibition.
Folake 對展覽中學生畫作的品質留下深刻的印象。
be impressed by + noun phrase
The head chef was impressed with how quickly the new cook learned the recipes.
主廚對於新來的廚師學食譜的速度感到非常佩服。
impressed with + how-clause
Paloma said she was impressed that Ishaan had finished the marathon in under four hours.
Paloma 說她對於 Ishaan 在四小時內跑完馬拉松感到佩服。
impressed + that-clause
The judges looked impressed after the dance team's final performance.
舞蹈隊的最後一場表演結束後，評審們臉上露出讚賞的表情。
looked impressed — copular verb pattern
We were not impressed by the hotel's dirty rooms and slow service.
那間旅館房間骯髒、服務又慢，我們對它沒有留下好印象。
- deeply impressed
- very impressed
- particularly impressed
- not impressed
- impressed by
- impressed with
- admiring
more active; you deliberately appreciate something
- awed
much stronger; suggests something almost overwhelming
- taken with
informal, often suggests being pleasantly surprised
- unimpressed
feeling no admiration at all
- underwhelmed
informal; disappointed by low quality
文法句型
be impressed + by/with + noun phrase
be impressed + that-clause
用法筆記
This is the past participle of 'impress' used as an adjective. The distinction from the verb is whether the subject causes admiration (verb) or feels it (adjective). 'Impressed' is stative — it describes a feeling that lasts.
常見錯誤
同根字
- impress動詞B1
- impression名詞B1
- impressive形容詞B1
- impressively副詞B2
- unimpressed形容詞B2
- unimpressive形容詞B2
- impressionable形容詞C1