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| 31. | A particular habit, as of speech or dress, adopted to give a false impression. |
| 矫情给人以错觉的某一特定习惯，例如言语或服饰的习惯 |
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| 32. | He twisted what I said so as to give a wrong impression. |
| 他曲解我的话，为了造成一种错误印象。 |
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| 33. | Most contemporary books give the impression of having been manufactured in a day, out of book read the |
| 大部分的当代书籍给人的印象是：是刚从前一天阅读过的书籍里以一天时间赶制出来的。 |
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| 34. | His untidy clothes give one a misguided impression of him. |
| 他衣冠不整往往给人一种假象. |
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| 35. | The chief editor was trying to give the impression to his staff that he had the situation well in hand |
| 主编极力想给职员们留下这么一个印象—他能操纵局面。 |
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| 36. | thing done to give a certain impression,often a false one;outward appearance |
| 表面上做出的样子（常指虚伪的）;外观 |
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| 37. | Most dontemporary book give the impression of have been manufactured in a day, out of book read the day |
| 大部分的当代书籍给人的印象是：是刚从前一天阅读过的书籍里以一天时间赶制出来的。 |
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| 38. | Your consciousness is tuned in to frequencies of perception that give you that impression. |
| 你们的意识被调谐至给你们这种印象的知觉频率。 |
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| 39. | a genre of French painting that pictured appearances by strokes of unmixed colors to give the impression |
| 通过线条的一笔一画勾勒出事物外表、给人一种曲折的反映的法国绘画流派。 |
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| 40. | I don' t want to give you a false impression. |
| 我不想给你以假象。 |
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