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impressed by most - WordReference Forums The person I was impressed by most - impressed by is here a phrasal verb and we are talking about the person who impressed me the most Most is an adverb qualifying impressed by
register in on the system - WordReference Forums Hi, Im trying to translate the following sentence: "Contará con una lista completa de los usuarios que están dados de alta en el sistema" Wich of the following should I use? He she will have a complete list of the users that are registered in the system or He she will have a
Bac baccalauréat avec mention bien | WordReference Forums wow i didnt expect so many answers so fast, im really impressed !! aussi je voudrais savoir si c'était possible de faire relire mon cv et ma letre de motivation par quelcqu'un afin qu'il puisse me corriger mes fautes, ça serait sympa !!!! Je vous remercie beaucoup
Impressed with by - WordReference Forums Hi! I was reading the compared to with thread earlier and I was wondering If the phrase impressed with or impressed by differ at all Can they be used in the same context? Example: I was impressed with your performance at work today or impressed by your performance at work today Thanks a
I was not impressed - WordReference Forums Excuse me, but I am trying to say I really was not impressed by that book Is it said like this? Je n'etais vraiment pas impressionne par ce livre Thanks in advance :)
Im impressed I was impressed - WordReference Forums Saying "I'm impressed" sounds better in this situation, Hesitate It means that you are still impressed as you say this Saying "I was impressed" would mean that you were talking about how impressed you felt as you fought Presumably, if his skills impressed you a few moments ago, you are still impressed with them
Im very impressed by your English. | WordReference Forums Shalom! How do I say "I'm very impressed by your English"? Is it אני מתרשם מאוד מן האנגלית שלך or אני מתרשם מאוד מן אנגלית שלך ? Also, should I use the present tense (אני מתרשם) or the past tense (התרשםתי)?
duly impressed - WordReference Forums Hi, Calvin: For "show and tell" today, I don't have anything to show But I'll tell you that, when I'm at school, my mom puts on a patriotic leotard, a cape, and knee-high, high-heeled boots, and she fights crime as a superheroine I hope you're all duly impressed Thank you very much What
quietly impressed - WordReference Forums Hey everyone! I came across this expression: "I'm quielty impressed" Does this "quietly" necessarilly means "silently"? The person is referring to an actual impressive move that his friend made I also saw this expression ina Trip Advisor review about a restaurant, so I believe this could be
German: Dujak (Thomas Mann, Buddenbrooks) - WordReference Forums Hallo! Ich bin bei der Lektüre von Thomas Manns Buddenbrooks im folgenden Zusammenhang auf das Wort "Dujak" gestoßen, dessen Bedeutung mir nicht geläufig ist (Tony Grünlich, geschiedene Buddenbrook, scheint einen Besuch in Lübeck eines eben erst in München gemachten Bekannten, des Herrn