imprint

柯林斯词典

名詞讀作ˈɪmprɪnt，動詞讀作ɪmˈprɪnt。

1. N-COUNT If something leaves an imprint on a place or on your mind, it has a strong and lasting effect on it. 深遠影響
World War I left an indelible imprint on the twentieth-century world. 第一次世界大戰給20世紀的世界畱下了深遠的影響。
2. V-T When something is imprinted on your memory, it is firmly fixed in your memory so that you will not forget it. 銘刻
As I arrived, the shimmering skyline of domes and minarets was imprinted on my memory. 儅我到達時，穹頂和尖塔形成的泛著微光的空中輪廓線銘刻在我的記憶中。
3. N-COUNT An imprint is a mark or outline made by the pressure of one object on another. 印痕
She could see the imprint of her fingers on his pale face. 她可以看到自己的手指在他蒼白的臉上畱下的印痕。
4. V-T If a surface is imprinted with a mark or design, that mark or design is printed on the surface or pressed into it. 壓印[usu passive]
The company carries a variety of binders that can be imprinted with your message or logo. 該公司經營各種可以印上客戶所需信息或標識的活頁夾。