There are 31 total results for your 印象 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
印象 see styles |
yìn xiàng yin4 xiang4 yin hsiang inshou / insho いんしょう |
impression (something that stays in one's mind); a memory impression; (given name) Inshou |
印象分 see styles |
yìn xiàng fēn yin4 xiang4 fen1 yin hsiang fen |
points gained by making a good impression; kudos; brownie points |
印象派 see styles |
yìn xiàng pài yin4 xiang4 pai4 yin hsiang p`ai yin hsiang pai inshouha / inshoha いんしょうは |
impressionism (hist) {art} Impressionists |
印象的 see styles |
inshouteki / inshoteki いんしょうてき |
(adjectival noun) impressive; striking; memorable; impactful |
印象論 see styles |
inshouron / inshoron いんしょうろん |
argument based on personal impressions |
好印象 see styles |
kouinshou / koinsho こういんしょう |
good impression; favorable impression |
悪印象 see styles |
akuinshou / akuinsho あくいんしょう |
bad impression |
有印象 see styles |
yǒu yìn xiàng you3 yin4 xiang4 yu yin hsiang |
to have a recollection (of sb or something); to remember |
印象主義 印象主义 see styles |
yìn xiàng zhǔ yì yin4 xiang4 zhu3 yi4 yin hsiang chu i inshoushugi / inshoshugi いんしょうしゅぎ |
impressionism (noun - becomes adjective with の) {art} impressionism |
印象批評 see styles |
inshouhihyou / inshohihyo いんしょうひひょう |
(yoji) impressionistic criticism |
印象操作 see styles |
inshousousa / inshososa いんしょうそうさ |
media manipulation |
印象深い see styles |
inshoubukai / inshobukai いんしょうぶかい |
(adjective) deeply impressive; memorable; striking |
刻板印象 see styles |
kè bǎn yìn xiàng ke4 ban3 yin4 xiang4 k`o pan yin hsiang ko pan yin hsiang |
stereotype |
加深印象 see styles |
jiā shēn yìn xiàng jia1 shen1 yin4 xiang4 chia shen yin hsiang |
to make a deeper impression on sb |
堂本印象 see styles |
doumotoinshou / domotoinsho どうもといんしょう |
(person) Dōmoto Inshou (1891.12.25-1975.9.5) |
第一印象 see styles |
daiichiinshou / daichinsho だいいちいんしょう |
first impression |
印象づける see styles |
inshouzukeru / inshozukeru いんしょうづける |
(transitive verb) to impress (someone) |
印象に残る see styles |
inshouninokoru / inshoninokoru いんしょうにのこる |
(exp,v5r) to make a lasting impression |
印象主義者 see styles |
inshoushugisha / inshoshugisha いんしょうしゅぎしゃ |
impressionist |
印象付ける see styles |
inshouzukeru / inshozukeru いんしょうづける |
(transitive verb) to impress (someone) |
印象派美術 see styles |
inshouhabijutsu / inshohabijutsu いんしょうはびじゅつ |
{art} impressionism |
後期印象派 see styles |
koukiinshouha / kokinshoha こうきいんしょうは |
post-impressionism; postimpressionism |
新印象主義 see styles |
shininshoushugi / shininshoshugi しんいんしょうしゅぎ |
neo-impressionism |
印象を与える see styles |
inshouoataeru / inshooataeru いんしょうをあたえる |
(exp,v1) to give an impression; to make an impression |
印象主義音楽 see styles |
inshoushugiongaku / inshoshugiongaku いんしょうしゅぎおんがく |
musical impressionism |
印象派美術館 see styles |
inshouhabijutsukan / inshohabijutsukan いんしょうはびじゅつかん |
(org) Jeu de paume Museum; (o) Jeu de paume Museum |
ポスト印象派 see styles |
posutoinshouha / posutoinshoha ポストいんしょうは |
(See 後期印象派) post-impressionism |
印象をあたえる see styles |
inshouoataeru / inshooataeru いんしょうをあたえる |
(exp,v1) to give an impression; to make an impression |
京都府立堂本印象美術館 see styles |
kyoutofuritsudoumotoinshoubijutsukan / kyotofuritsudomotoinshobijutsukan きょうとふりつどうもといんしょうびじゅつかん |
(org) Kyoto Prefectural Insho-domoto Museum of Fire Arts; (o) Kyoto Prefectural Insho-domoto Museum of Fire Arts |
Variations: |
inshouzukeru / inshozukeru いんしょうづける |
(transitive verb) to impress (someone) |
Variations: |
inshouoataeru / inshooataeru いんしょうをあたえる |
(exp,v1) to give an impression; to make an impression |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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