imprint
verb [ T ] uk/ɪmˈprɪnt/ us/ɪmˈprɪnt/
印，压印
to mark a surface by pressing something hard into it
铭刻，使铭记
to fix an event or experience so firmly in the memory that it cannot be forgotten although you do not try to remember it
That look of grief would be imprinted on her mind forever. 那种悲伤的神情会永远印在她的脑海中。
imprint
noun uk/ˈɪm.prɪnt/ us/ˈɪm.prɪnt/
(BOOK)
[ C ]（印在书籍上的）出版者名称
the name of a publisher as it appears on a particular set of books
(MARK)
[ C usually singular ]压痕，痕迹
an occasion when an object presses on something and leaves a mark
The button had left an imprint on my arm. 这只纽扣在我的手臂上留下了一个印痕。
[ S ]深刻印象;持久影响
an occasion when an event or experience becomes fixed in someone's memory or leaves its mark in some way on their appearance
War has left its imprint on the strained faces of these people. 战争在这些人饱经沧桑的脸上留下了痕迹。