Impinged - English meaning

Impinged – definitions in English dictionary

verb
Have an effect, especially a negative one.
Usage examples:
Several factors impinge on market efficiency
Synonims:
Affect Have an effect on Have a bearing on Touch Influence Exert influence on Make an impression on Make an impact on Leave a mark on

phrasal verb
To have an effect on something, often by limiting it in some way
Usage examples:
The supreme court will decide if the new communications bill impinges on the constitutional right t…

Impinged translation into English

Impinged: translate from English into Chinese

撞击, 侵犯

Impinged: translate from English into Dutch

In botsing gekomen met, Botsen, Treffen, Raken, Stoten

Impinged: translate from English into French

Empiété, Empiéter, Affecter, Toucher, Entrer en collision, S'heurter

Impinged: translate from English into German

Getroffen, Auftreffen, Treffen, Einwirken, Fallen, Beeinflussen, Einschränken, Sich auswirken

Impinged: translate from English into Hindi

टकराया, टकराना, ठक्कर खाना, ठोकर खाना, टकरा जाना, चोट लगना, धक्रका लगना

Impinged: translate from English into Italian

Interferito, Violare, Contrastare, Urtare contro

Impinged: translate from English into Korean

충돌, 범하다, 치다

Impinged: translate from English into Russian

Столкновение, Посягать, Сталкиваться, Нарушать, Ударяться, Вторгаться, Покушаться, Приходить в столкновение

Impinged: translate from English into Spanish

Afectado, Afectar a, Invadir, Chocar con, Tocarse, Pasar los límites

Word origin

mid 16th century: from Latin impingere ‘drive something in or at’, from in- ‘into’ + pangere ‘fix, drive’. The word originally meant ‘thrust at forcibly’, then ‘come into forcible contact’; h

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Impinged – similar words

impingements

noun
Intrusion into an area belonging to or affecting someone or something else.
Usage examples:
The creeping impingement of the digital world into our lives

Impingements - all meanings in English

impingement

noun
Intrusion into an area belonging to or affecting someone or something else.
Usage examples:
The creeping impingement of the digital world into our lives

noun
Something that has an effect on something else, often causing problems by limiting it in some way
Usage examples:
He resented any impingement on his academic freedom., many people viewed the trade deal as an impin…

Impingement - all meanings in English

impinge

verb
Have an effect, especially a negative one.
Usage examples:
Several factors impinge on market efficiency

phrase
Infringe upon

phrasal verb
To have an effect on something, often by limiting it in some way
Usage examples:
The supreme court will decide if the new communications bill impinges on the constitutional right t…

Impinge - all meanings in English

Impinged synonims

affect

verb
Have an effect on; make a difference to.
Usage examples:
The dampness began to affect my health

verb
Pretend to have or feel (something).
Usage examples:
As usual i affected a supreme unconcern

noun
Emotion or desire as influencing behaviour.
Usage examples:
By triggering affect and emotion, intolerant behaviors are set in motion.

Affect - all meanings in English

influence

noun
The capacity to have an effect on the character, development, or behaviour of someone or something, or the effect itself.
Usage examples:
The influence of television violence

verb
Have an influence on.
Usage examples:
Government regulations can influence behaviour, but often without changing underlying values and mo…

verb
A power to affect persons or events

Influence - all meanings in English

touch

verb
Come into or be in contact with.
Usage examples:
He leaned back so that only two legs of his chair touched the floor

noun
An act of touching someone or something.
Usage examples:
Her touch on his shoulder was hesitant

verb
Make physical contact with, come in contact with

Touch - all meanings in English

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