Impresionable (en. Impressionable)

/im-pre-sio-na-ble/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

English: It refers to a person who is easily swayed by emotions or impressions.

English: He/She is a very impressionable person, so don’t scare him/her.

Es una persona muy impresionable, así que no la asustes.

English: Describes someone who responds intensely to situations or stimuli.

English: Horror movies are too much for someone impressionable.

Las películas de terror son demasiado para alguien impresionable.

English: Indicates a tendency to be easily influenced by others' opinions.

English: That advertisement is very striking for someone impressionable.

Esa publicidad es muy impactante para alguien impresionable.

English: Derived from the verb 'impresar' with the suffix '-able', indicating capability.

English: to be impressionable

English: To have a tendency to be swayed by emotions or impressions.

ser impresionable

English: has an impressionable character

English: It refers to someone who reacts strongly to novelties or criticisms.

tiene un carácter impresionable

English: impressive

English: Causing a strong impression or admiration.

impresionante

English: impression

English: A sensation or effect that something causes in the senses or emotions.

impresión

English: A person who easily gets upset by a novelty.

English: Don’t tell him that; he is very impressionable.

No le cuentes eso, es muy impresionable.

English: Someone who reacts in an exaggerated way.

English: He’s so impressionable that he cries with any movie.

Es tan impresionable que llora con cualquier película.