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im.pres.sion OPINIONIm5preF7[nn [C]an idea or opinion of what something is like印象I didn't get much of an impression of the place (=I didn't see or experience it fully) because we drove through it in the dark.我对这地方印象不深, 因为我们是在黑暗中驶过的。What was your impression of Charlotte's husband? (=What did you think of him?)你对夏洛特的丈夫印象如何?I don't tend to trust first impressions.我不怎么相信第一印象。When I first met him I got/had the impression that he was a rather shy, nervous sort of a bloke. [+ that clause]我第一次遇见他便得到/有个印象，他是那种相当害羞、胆怯的小子。From what you said I was under/of the impression (=I understood) that you didn't get on too well. [+ that clause]根据你所说的，我觉得你们相处得不太好。I was under the mistaken impression that they were married. [+ that clause]我有个错误印象认为他们已经结婚了。
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