favourable impression

良好的印象：指对某人或某事物产生积极、好的感觉或评价。

常用释义

良好的印象：指对某人或某事物产生积极、好的感觉或评价。

例句

To complete the favourable impression , she then told him what Mr. Darcy had voluntarily done for Lydia . He heard her with astonishment .

为了要使得父亲对达西先生更有好感，她又把他自告奋勇搭救丽迪雅的事告诉了父亲，父亲听了，大为惊奇。

He made a favourable impression on his future colleagues.

他给他未来的同事留下良好的印象。

The reserve team captain was making his first competitive start for the club and made a favourable impression on Benitez overall.

预备队队长代表俱乐部得到他的处子秀，他的表现让贝尼特斯印象深刻。

You ask for present must be detract your favourable impression on your friend .

你索要礼物必然降低你在朋友心目中的好印象。

We formed a very favourable impression of her.

我们对她印象极好。

Thomas Jefferson, when he appeared in Paris as Franklin's successor in 1784, reinforced the favourable impression made by Franklin.

托巴斯 ·杰斐逊在一七八四年继富兰克林之后出使巴黎，更加强了富兰克林所造成的良好印象。

You ask for present must be detrct your favourable impression on your friend .

你向朋友索要礼物一定会损毁你对他的好印象。

She made a favourable impression on me.

她给我的印象很好。

Arriving late won't create a very favourable impression.

迟到将不会建立好的印象。

These first few seconds are so important in creating a favourable impression.

这些最初几秒钟如此创设一个精良的记忆紧张。

更新时间：2025-06-16 16:33