好感

好印象

overall impression───总体印象

favourable opinion───赞成的意见

give the impression───留下印象

make an impression───让人眼前一亮；给人留下…的印象

under the impression───记得；在印象中

favorableness───n.有利；顺利；如愿以偿

honorable mention───n.优秀奖；鼓励奖；荣誉奖

The interviews produced a less favorable impression of Palin among audience members.───该访谈致使佩林在观众心目中形象大跌.

the United States, which Kissinger labels "a kind of shadow play," Deng made a dramatically favorable impression.───研究表明，在谈话中如果你向别人询问有关他们自己的事情，他们会马上对你有好感。

Studies show that when you ask people questions about themselves, they come away from the conversation with a more favorable impression of you.───该访谈致使佩林在观众心目中形象大跌。

We formed a very favorable impression of her.───我们对她的印象极好.

Rain day gives me a favorable impression.───我对下雨天有种莫名的好感.

But a November poll found that 58 percent of those questioned had a favorable impression of her.

In his 1979 visit to the United States, which Kissinger labels "a kind of shadow play, " Deng made a dramatically favorable impression.

Perot was viewed unfavorably by 57 percent of those surveyed, compared with 17 percent with a favorable impression.

Few people could have made a less favorable impression or turned out to be such a stalwart ally.