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Translate Files Impresionar (en. Impress)
Translation into Spanish
In 1894-95 Gilman served as editor of the magazine "The Impress", a literary weekly that was published by the Pacific Coast Women's Press Association (formerly the "Bulletin").
En 1894-95 Gilman editó el semanal literario "The Impress", que se publicaba por la Pacific Coast Women’s Press Association (anteriormente el "Bulletin").
Example taken from data source: Wikipedia_v1.0 When I enter into dialogue, I really hope that the other side would pick up my points of view, that I would impress upon them my opinions and my values.
Cuando entablo un diálogo, espero de verdad que la otra parte entienda mi punto de vista, que les voy a transmitir mis opiniones y mis valores.
Example taken from data source: TED2020_v1 He hoped, through the Committee, to impress upon the host country the need to study and address the security environment.
Esperaba, por conducto del Comité, hacer notar al país anfitrión la necesidad de estudiar el entorno de seguridad y tomar medidas para mejorarlo.
Example taken from data source: MultiUN_v1 In the group stage Rosenborg failed to impress, finishing last with two points.
En la fase de grupos Rosenborg no logró impresionar, terminó último con dos puntos.
Example taken from data source: WikiMatrix_v1 The international community must impress on India the need to end its campaign of repression against the Kashmiri people.
La comunidad internacional debe persuadir a la India de la necesidad de poner fin a su campaña de represión contra el pueblo de Cachemira.
Example taken from data source: UNPC_v1.0 Okay, let's say I am an obnoxious author who wants to insult your general country knowledge and you try to impress me with what you know.
Está bien, digamos que soy un autor detestable que quiere insultarlo a usted y a su conocimiento general de su país y usted intenta impresionarme con lo que sabe.
Example taken from data source: GlobalVoices_v2018q4 Fish produce popping, grunting, whooping, trumpeting sounds, and they do this to warn each other of predators, to be able to call each other over when they find food, and sometimes, particularly around the breeding season, to try and really impress each other.
Los peces producen chasquidos, gruñidos, chillidos o sonido de trompetas para advertir sobre la presencia de depredadores, para poder llamarse entre sí cuando encuentran comida, y algunas veces, particularmente, cerca de la temporada de apareamiento, para intentar impresionar el uno al otro.
Example taken from data source: TED2020_v1