Vocab Bloom Hub

impart

/ɪmˈpɑːrt/

Traducción: Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de transmitir o proporcionar conocimientos, información o una cualidad a alguien.

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verb

/ɪmˈpɑːrt/C1formal
  • esVerbo que se usa para indicar la acción de transmitir o proporcionar conocimientos, información o una cualidad a alguien.

A verb used to indicate the act of giving or sharing knowledge, information, or a quality with someone.

  1. Transmit knowledge or skillsB2formal

    To give or pass on information, knowledge, or skills to someone.

    estransmitir conocimientos o habilidades

    • The teacher imparted her wisdom to the students.
    • He imparted his knowledge of carpentry to his apprentice.
    • The lecture imparted valuable insights into the subject.

    Sinónimoscommunicateconveydisclosepass onrelateshareteachtransmit

  2. Bestow a qualityC1formal

    To give a particular quality or feeling to something.

    esConferir una cualidad

    • The spice imparts a warm flavor to the dish.
    • Her presence imparted a sense of calm to the room.
    • The new paint imparts a glossy finish to the walls.

    Sinónimosaddbestowconfergivegrantlendprovide

    Antónimosdepriveremovestripwithhold

  3. C1formal

    To transmit or serve as a medium for transmission of something, like sound or light.

    esTransmitir o servir de medio

    • The glass imparts a slight blue tint to the light.
    • The cable imparts the signal to the receiver.
    • The medium imparts the vibrations to the surrounding air.

    Sinónimoscarrycommunicateconductconveypass onrelaytransfertransmit

Formas
  • imparted past participle
  • imparted past simple
  • imparting present participle
  • imparts third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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