impart (something) to (someone or something)

1. To share or communicate something to someone. When I gave my presentation, I imparted all the pertinent details to the board.

2. To confer or bestow a particular quality on someone or something. A formal dress like that really imparts an air of sophistication to Edie, don't you think?

impart something to someone or something

1. to bestow a quality on someone or a group. That hat imparts an aura of grandeur to her presence. Walnut paneling imparts an expensive seriousness to a law office.

2. to tell something to someone or a group. My professor tried to impart her knowledge to us. The speaker imparted a great deal of wisdom to the group.

词组	impart (something) to (someone or something)
释义	impart (something) to (someone or something) impart (something) to (someone or something) 1. To share or communicate something to someone. When I gave my presentation, I imparted all the pertinent details to the board. 2. To confer or bestow a particular quality on someone or something. A formal dress like that really imparts an air of sophistication to Edie, don't you think? See also: impart Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. impart something to someone or something 1. to bestow a quality on someone or a group. That hat imparts an aura of grandeur to her presence. Walnut paneling imparts an expensive seriousness to a law office. 2. to tell something to someone or a group. My professor tried to impart her knowledge to us. The speaker imparted a great deal of wisdom to the group. See also: impart McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: impart impart to give (something) to (someone) give it to give to shower on shower with shower (someone or something) with (something) shower (something) on (someone or something) shower (something) upon (someone or something)
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