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influence

Qué significa “influence” en español

EE. UU. /ˈɪnfluəns/

influence en español: influencia, ascendiente, efecto, influir, influenciar

sustantivo

PODER DE INFLUIRB2

influencia, ascendiente

Poder para cambiar lo que las personas piensan o hacen, o cómo se desarrolla algo.

En inglés sencillo: The power to change what people think or do, or how something develops.

  • She has a lot of influence.
  • His political influence grew after the election.
  • Parents have considerable influence over their children's choices.

Cómo se usa: have influence over someone/something (She has considerable influence over the committee.); under the influence of someone/something (He changed his plans under the influence of his friends.)

Sinónimos: power, sway, clout

Expresiones frecuentes: political influence, have influence, influence over someone, under someone's influence

FUENTE DE CAMBIOB2

influencia

Persona o cosa que cambia cómo alguien piensa, se comporta o se desarrolla.

En inglés sencillo: A person or thing that changes how someone thinks, behaves, or develops.

  • Her brother is a bad influence.
  • Jazz was a major influence on his music.
  • Who were the strongest influences on your writing?

Cómo se usa: an influence on someone/something (Her teacher was a positive influence on her.)

Expresiones frecuentes: a good influence, a bad influence, major influence, influence on someone

EFECTOB2

influencia, efecto

Efecto de una persona o cosa sobre los pensamientos, las acciones o el desarrollo de otra persona.

En inglés sencillo: The effect that someone or something has in changing another person's thoughts, actions, or development.

  • The book's influence lasted for years.
  • They tried to exercise influence over the judges.
  • We studied the influence of sleep on memory.

Cómo se usa: exert influence on someone/something (Advertising exerts influence on our choices.)

Sinónimos: effect, impact

Expresiones frecuentes: exert influence, exercise influence, influence on something, direct influence

verbo

INFLUIR EN ACCIONESB2

influir, influenciar

Afectar lo que alguien hace o lo que ocurre, a menudo cambiando ideas o sentimientos.

En inglés sencillo: To affect what someone does or what happens, often by changing ideas or feelings.

  • His friends influence his choices.
  • The film influenced her to study medicine.
  • Did the weather influence your decision to stay?

Cómo se usa: influence someone to do something (Her advice influenced me to apply for the job.)

Sinónimos: affect, sway, persuade

Expresiones frecuentes: influence someone, influence a decision, influence someone's behaviour, influence events

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