impart — to give, convey, or communicate information, knowledge, or skills to someone
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to give, convey, or communicate information, knowledge, or skills to someone
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪmˈpɑrt/
Korean meaning: 정보나 지식, 기술을 전달하다, 가르쳐주다
Korean pronunciation: 임-파트 (강세: 파트)
Example Sentences
- My grandmother tried to impart her secret recipe, but I kept forgetting the ingredients.
- The mentor aimed to impart valuable life lessons to the young entrepreneur.
- The garlic will impart a strong aroma to your breath for hours.
impart
VERB//ɪmˈpɑrt//
to give, convey, or communicate information, knowledge, or skills to someone
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Origin
From Latin 'impartire', composed of 'in-' (into) and 'partire' (to divide or share), meaning to give a share of something to someone.
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“My grandmother tried to impart her secret recipe, but I kept forgetting the ingredients.”
“The mentor aimed to impart valuable life lessons to the young entrepreneur.”
“The garlic will impart a strong aroma to your breath for hours.”
“Good teachers know how to impart complex concepts in simple terms.”
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