Impress in Tagalog

Impress in Tagalog translates to “humanga,” “magpabilib,” or “magpahanga,” depending on context. These terms capture the essence of creating admiration, making a mark, or leaving a lasting impression on someone or something.

Understanding how to use “impress” in Tagalog helps you express the desire to create positive impacts in Filipino conversations. Let’s explore the complete linguistic breakdown below.

[Words] = Impress

[Definition]:

• Impress /ɪmˈprɛs/
• Verb 1: To make someone feel admiration and respect.
• Verb 2: To make a mark or pattern on something by pressing.
• Verb 3: To emphasize something or make it clear.
• Noun: A mark or pattern made by pressing.

[Synonyms] = Humanga, Magpabilib, Magpahanga, Giliwin, Mang-impress, Magmarka, I-imprinta, Magtanim ng impresyon

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: She wanted to impress her new boss with her presentation skills and attention to detail.
Ex1_PH: Nais niyang magpabilib sa kanyang bagong boss sa pamamagitan ng kanyang mga kasanayan sa presentasyon at atensyon sa detalye.

Ex2_EN: The chef used a special tool to impress decorative patterns on the chocolate cake.
Ex2_PH: Gumamit ang chef ng espesyal na kasangkapan upang magmarka ng mga dekoratibong pattern sa tsokolateng cake.

Ex3_EN: His dedication and hard work never failed to impress his colleagues and supervisors.
Ex3_PH: Ang kanyang dedikasyon at sipag ay hindi kailanman nabigo na magpahanga sa kanyang mga kasamahan at superbisor.

Ex4_EN: The teacher tried to impress upon the students the importance of studying regularly.
Ex4_PH: Sinubukan ng guro na magpaalala sa mga estudyante ang kahalagahan ng regular na pag-aaral.

Ex5_EN: The ancient seal was used to impress the royal symbol onto official documents.
Ex5_PH: Ang sinaunang selyo ay ginamit upang i-imprinta ang simbolo ng hari sa mga opisyal na dokumento.