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    Impresionar (en. Impress)

    /im-pre-sio-nar/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To cause admiration or astonishment in someone.
    The light show managed to impress all the attendees.
    El espectáculo de luces consiguió impresionar a todos los asistentes.
    To leave a deep mark on the mind or feelings of a person.
    His words profoundly impressed the audience.
    Sus palabras lograron impresionar profundamente al público.
    To impact significantly on someone's opinion or perception.
    The athlete's performance in the competition was able to impress the judges.
    El rendimiento del atleta en la competición pudo impresionar a los jueces.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'impressionare', which means to leave a mark.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to impress someone
    To cause admiration or astonishment in someone.
    impresionar a alguien
    to be impressive
    To have qualities that create a strong impression.
    ser impresionante
    to impress with something
    To cause admiration through an action or thing.
    impresionar con algo

    Related Words

    impression
    Effect or result of impressing.
    impresión
    impressive
    That causes an impression.
    impresivo
    impressive
    That impresses, that causes admiration or astonishment.
    impresionante

    Slang Meanings

    To leave someone speechless
    The actor left the audience speechless with his performance.
    El actor dejó boquiabierto al público con su actuación.
    To blow someone's mind
    His dancing skill blows the mind of everyone watching him.
    Su habilidad en el baile parte el coco a todos los que lo ven.