imprint

• 名词，指因压力、印刷或撞击而留下的痕迹、印痕或独特影响；也可指书名页上出版商的识别信息。

A noun referring to a mark, impression, or distinctive influence left by pressure, printing, or impact; can also denote a publisher's identifying details on a title page.

1. Distinctive influenceB2formal

   A lasting or significant effect or impact on someone or something.

   深远影响

   • Her teacher left a lasting imprint on her career.
   • The culture of the region bears the imprint of its colonial past.
   • His early experiences left a deep imprint on his personality.

   同义词effectfootprintimpactimpressioninfluencemarkstamp

2. Concavity in a surfaceB1formal

   A mark or depression made by pressing or stamping a surface.

   印记

   • The soft clay still showed the imprint of the artist's hand.
   • There was a clear imprint of a shoe in the mud.
   • The fossil left an imprint of the ancient leaf.

   同义词dentdepressiondinthollowimpressionindentationpit

   反义词bulgebumpprojectionprotrusionswelling

3. Publisher's identificationC1formal

   The name of a publisher, along with the date, address, and edition, printed at the bottom of a title page.

   版权页

   • The book's imprint shows it was published by Oxford University Press.
   • Check the imprint for the year of publication.
   • The imprint on the title page confirmed the edition.

4. Impression from pressure or printingB1formal

   A mark or design made by pressing or printing onto a surface.

   印记

   • The imprint of the seal was clearly visible on the wax.
   • The printing press left a sharp imprint on the paper.
   • The coin's imprint was worn from years of use.

   同义词impressionindentationmarkprintsealstamp

5. Device produced by pressureB1formal

   A mark or design created by applying pressure to a surface, often using a tool or stamp.

   印痕

   • The artist used a stamp to create an imprint on the clay.
   • The imprint of the key was left in the soft metal.
   • The machine pressed an imprint onto the leather.

   同义词embossmentimpressionmarkprintsealstamp

• 动词，指在物体表面留下印记、图案或信息，也指将某事深深记在脑海或心中。

A verb used to indicate the act of marking or impressing a design, pattern, or information onto a surface, or of fixing something firmly in the mind.

1. Fix firmly in the mindB2formal

   To establish or impress something firmly in someone's memory or consciousness.

   铭记

   • The teacher's words were imprinted on her memory forever.
   • The traumatic event imprinted itself deeply in his mind.
   • She tried to imprint the instructions in her brain before the exam.

   同义词embedengraveetchimpressinculcateingrainstamp

2. B1formal

   To mark or stamp a surface by applying pressure, often leaving a visible impression.

   印刻

   • The machine imprints the logo onto each product.
   • He imprinted the document with an official seal.
   • The artist imprinted her signature on the clay sculpture.

   同义词embossengraveetchimpressmarkprintstamp