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| 1. | The term“ Ice Age” may give a wrong impression. |
| 冰川期”这个术语可能会让人产生错误的印象。 |
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| 2. | 1800年伏特做出了一个实验电池并第一次产生了稳定的直流电。 |
| In1800 Volta made his experiment cell and produced for the first time a steady electric current. |
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| 3. | make an impression of the specified type |
| 使人产生某种印象 |
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| 4. | A well-expressed letter makes a far more positive impression on the reader than does an awkwardly phrased, jargon-filled letter. |
| 一封表达贴切的书信对读者产生的印象远比一封词法别扭、废话连篇的书信产生的印象积极得多。 |
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| 5. | I'm afraid this will produce a false impression. |
| 我担心这会产生虚假印象。 |
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| 6. | creating a favorable impression. |
| 产生一种令人喜爱的印象。 |
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| 7. | a delusive belief, impression, etc |
| 虚妄的信念、 使人产生错觉的印象. |
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| 8. | a forceful consequence. |
| 产生很深印象的力量。 |
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| 9. | He tried to drive his point home to me. |
| 他想使我对他的论点产生印象。 |
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| 10. | Whenever I go into the library, I am impressed that way. |
| 我每次去图书馆都产生这种印象。 |
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