make an impression

基本解釋

A more diffuse schedule would allow poorer candidates more time to make an impression on the cheap, at the hustings.
一個(gè)更為分散的時(shí)間表可讓不太闊的候選人能有更多時(shí)間，花更少的錢在競(jìng)選演說中留下一個(gè)印象。
While the holidays might seem like a slow period for hiring, career experts say the season also presents an opportunity for job applicants to make an impression.
雖然假期看起來是求職的緩慢期，但是職場(chǎng)專家說假期也是求職者給雇主留下深刻印象的好機(jī)會(huì)。
He said the 400, 000 blooms grown this year were selling fast. "People who are giving flowers want to make an impression, and this is the ultimate impression you can make."
這位零售商表示，為今年情人節(jié)準(zhǔn)備的40萬(wàn)只巨型玫瑰很快就將銷售一空，“送花的人希望給對(duì)方留下深刻印象，而‘玫瑰巨人’給人的印象是無(wú)與倫比的”。

But growing pressure, from inside and outside the country, may yet make an impression.
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Or, conversely, will they feel that they have to go visually nuts in order to make an impression?
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It takes something special to make an impression, especially when you eat out as much as I do.
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