Definition of impart - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
sharegive a portion of something to others
- She decided to impart her knowledge to the students..
2.
actiongive a quality or property to something
- The teacher imparted wisdom to her students.
Origin of impart
Latin, impartire (to share)
Terms with impart included in their meaning
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additive
substance added to impart a specific taste
impart character
give a distinctive quality or atmosphere to
attributes
impart a quality or characteristic
religion
religious ceremony or act considered to impart divine grace
metaphorical
impart a distinctive quality or atmosphere
energize
impart vigor or vitality to an idea
give impression
impart a quality or atmosphere
education
gradually impart new values, attitudes, or skills
coloring material
any substance used to impart colour
culture
impart urban habits or lifestyle
energy
impart energy or strength to someone or something
religion
religious ceremony or act considered to impart divine grace
imparting color
having the ability to impart color
inheritance
impart or hand down by inheritance
impart quality
provide with a quality or ability
psychology
gradually impart an idea or attitude
shine
impart luster to or make something lustrous
impart smell
to give a distinctive smell to
chemistry
impart a plastic or synthetic quality to something
Examples of impart in a sentence
The teacher aimed to impart valuable life lessons. She imparted her enthusiasm to the team. The book imparts a sense of adventure.
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- French:transmettre, conférer, ...
- German:vermitteln, verleihen, ...
- Italian:trasmettere, conferire, ...
- Spanish:transmitir, otorgar, ...
- Portuguese:transmitir, conferir, ...
- Chinese:传授, 赋予, ...
- Japanese:伝える, 授ける, ...
- Arabic:نَقَلَ, مَنَحَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַעֲבִיר, לְהַקְנוֹת, ...
- Russian:передавать, наделять, ...
- Ukrainian:передавати, надавати, ...
- Hindi:बाँटना, सिखाना, ...
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