prepossess是什么意思 prepossess在线翻译 prepossess什么意思 prepossess的意思 prepossess的翻译 prepossess的解释 prepossess的发音 prepossess的同义词

1. prepossess什么意思

1. I was prepossessed by his manners.
    他的举止就先给我留下了好印象。

2. prepossess

2. The interviewer was prepossessed by his good manners.
    他那有礼貌的态度就先给面试主考官留下了好印象。

1. 使先具有：prepossess with 充满 | prepossess 使先具有 | prepossessing 讨人欢喜的

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2. 使预先产生：prepossess 使有好感 | prepossess 使预先产生 | prepossessing 讨人欢喜的

3. 使有好感：prepositive 前置的 | prepossess 使有好感 | prepossess 使预先产生

4. 使预先产生/使有好感：prepositor /级长/指导生/ | prepossess /使预先产生/使有好感/ | prepossess with /使充满/

1. In a Word, I was so prepossess'd against my going by Sea at all, except from Calais to Dover, that I resolv'd to travel all the Way by Land; which as I was not in Haste, and did not value the Charge, was by much the pleasanter Way; and to make it more so, my old Captain brought an English Gentleman, the Son of a Merchant in Lisbon, who was willing to travel with me: After which, we pick'd up two more English Merchants also, and two young Portuguese Gentlemen, the last going to Paris only; so that we were in all six of us, and five Servants; the two Merchants and the two Portuguese, contenting themselves with one Servant, between two, to save the Charge; and as for me, I got an English Sailor to travel with me as a Servant, besides my Man Friday, who was too much a Stranger to be capable of supplying the Place of a Servant on the Road.
    总之，我不想走海路已成了一种先入为主的想法，怎么也无法改变了；唯一我愿意坐船的一段路，就是从加来到多佛尔这段海路。现在，我既不想急于赶路，又不在乎花钱，所以就决定全部走陆路，而且陆上旅行实在也是很愉快的。为了使这次旅行更愉快，我的老船长又给我找了一位英国绅士为伴。此人是在里斯本的一位商人的儿子，他表示愿意和我结伴同行。后来我们又找到了两位英国商人和两位葡萄牙绅士，不过两位葡萄牙绅士的目的地是巴黎。这样，我们现在一共有六个旅伴和五个仆人；那两位英国商人和两位葡萄牙绅士为了节省开支，各共用一个听差。而我除了星期五之外，又找了一个英国水手当我路上的听差，因为星期五在这异乡客地，难以担当听差的职务。

2. prepossess的翻译

2. Leaders must pay attention to the ways and methods of authorization, and prepossess the authorization.
    授权时，要讲究方式方法，明确授权；

1. influence (somebody's) opinion in advance

    Synonym: prejudice

2. make a positive impression (on someone) beforehand

    e.g. A prepossessing appearance

3. cause to be preoccupied

    e.g. The idea of his failure prepossesses him

4. possess beforehand