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| 1. | The hospitality of the hosts gave us a favourable impression. |
| 主人的好客给我们留下了非常好的印象。 |
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| 2. | To give a favourable impression |
| 印象甚佳 |
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| 3. | The journey leaves a favourable impression. |
| 这次旅行给他们留下了良好的印象。 |
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| 4. | represent(sth/sb/oneself)to others in a way that creates a strong or favourable impression |
| 向他人表现（某事物[某人/自己]）以使其产生深刻的或良好的印象 |
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| 5. | give a favourable impression on sb. |
| 给某人以好印象 |
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| 6. | He made a favourable impression on his future colleagues. |
| 他给他未来的同事留下良好的印象。 |
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| 7. | We formed a very favourable impression of her. |
| 我们对她印象极好. |
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| 8. | Fully 70% of blacks now have a favourable impression of Mr Obama. |
| 足有70%的黑人选民现在对奥巴马印象很好。 |
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| 9. | You made a favourable impression on the examiners. |
| 你给主考留下了很好的印象. |
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| 10. | An air of openness and affability increased the favourable impression derived from this handsome and |
| 那开朗、平易近人的风度又增加了对这副英俊威严的外表所引起的好感。 |
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