1.给予,把...分给,传授 (to)
2.告诉,通知 (to)
1.to give something such as information, knowledge, or beliefs to someone
2.to give something a particular quality
1.The stare of extreme surprise imparted an air of ferocity also to his eyes .
这一意外使她的眼睛瞪得大大的。
2.Stires had called only a few days after he closed his doors and imparted a significant bit of information.
在他关门以后只有几天，斯达尔来看过他，告诉了他一点重要的消息。
3.Every word uttered by her, every scrap of knowledge she imparted, I lapped up as if it was mother's milk.
她所说的每一个字、所讲的每一个知识点，我都好似吸吮母亲乳汁般地舔舐着。
4.My calligraphy teacher has imparted me for five years. This exhibition is also one of his series teaching outcome exhibitions.
我的书法老师教了我五年，这个展览是他教学成果展之一。
5.The planet was, in fact, very near the horizon and was traversing a dense layer of mist which imparted to it a horrible ruddy hue.
那颗行星当时离地平线确是很近，透过一层浓雾，映出一种骇目的红光。
6.When a torque is applied to a body, potential energy is imparted to the body, which accepts it in the form of kinetic energy.
当物体上作用一力矩时，把位能给予了这个物体，物体以动能的形式接受这位能。
7.its very hue seems to be imparted to them, cold and lifeless as they look in the gray, somber light of daybreak.
大街死一般地寂静，似乎也染上了死一般的色彩。在拂晓阴沉、灰暗的光线里显得冷清而毫无生气。
8.Has my newly acquired privilege as one of God's ministers imparted to me as yet any fitness for the wonderful work of a preacher?
我作为一个牧师新取得了特权，这是不是就授予我适合担任一个传道师的出色工作的资格呢？
9.And her mother had imparted enough of her own deportment to prevent any striking or offensive vulgarity of manner.
同时她又受过她那仪态端庄的母亲的许多影响，因此在她的举止当中没有任何惹眼的或令人不堪忍受的粗俗之处。
10.The paint with which they were smeared, intensified in hue by the sunlight, imparted to them a look of having been dipped in liquid fire.
十字架上漆的红色油漆，让太阳的光线一照，它的色彩就显得更加艳丽，让人看上去觉得十字架好像是被浸泡在红色的液体火焰里一样。