カンシン
Meanings
Noun
Verb (する, intransitive)
1. admiration; being impressed
I was impressed by you.
Adjective (な)
2. admirable; praiseworthy
Hmm, quite an admirable subordinate, I must say.
Noun
Verb (する, intransitive)
3. astonishment; being appalled
How do you manage to be late every single time? In a way, I'm amazed.
Pitch accent
カ
ンシン
Composed of
feeling; sensation; tentative; rough; interjection
heart; mind; bottom of one's heart; core (of one's character); centre; center; heart (organ)
Examples (25 in total)
I was impressed by you.
I was impressed too.
Hmm, quite an admirable subordinate, I must say.
I admire your courage.
I admire your ignorance.
I'm amazed at your nerve.
They looked impressed.
I'm impressed by how thorough it is.
I admire his aristocratic manners.
I cannot help admiring your new car.
I'm very impressed with your quality control.
I'm very impressed by your work.
I honestly admire that kind of nerve.
Everyone was really impressed with that machine.
While I was impressed and thought "Nice," I also felt sorry for them.
How do you manage to be late every single time? In a way, I'm amazed.
Oh-ho, it's a simple thing, but making it yourself is admirable.
I'm always impressed with her Japanese and English ability.
What an admirable child, helping out at home every day.
What strikes me most about her is her innocence.
While admiring the interior of the villa, I looked around.
It was not an admirable method, but I did not want to offend her.
In fact, I was impressed by her guts.
They admired the scenic view from the hill.
When losses continue like this, one actually ends up being impressed.