presence

B2 · Upper Intermediate Uncountable noun

n. a quality that makes people notice and admire you when you enter a room.

n. a quality of poise, charisma, or effectiveness that commands attention from others.

日本語:押し出し※

“The lead actor had a powerful stage presence that captivated the audience.”

“Despite her quiet voice, she possessed a commanding presence that immediately silenced the room whenever she rose to speak.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Countable noun

n. a feeling that a person or a spirit is in the room with you, even if you cannot see them.

n. a supernatural or invisible entity perceived as being present in a specific area.

“She felt a strange presence in the old house, as if someone were watching her.”

“The medium claimed to sense a peaceful presence in the garden, suggesting the site held a spiritual significance for the former owners.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Countable noun Academic

n. the fact that a company or group is active and known in a certain area or market.

n. the visible or influential activity of a commercial or military entity within a specific region or market.

“The tech company is trying to grow its presence in the European market.”

“The sudden increase in the military presence along the border raised concerns among international observers regarding the stability of the ceasefire.”

C1 · Advanced Uncountable noun Philosophy Academic

n. the state of being completely focused on what is happening right now.

n. the state of being mentally focused on the current moment and immediate surroundings.

“Meditation helps you develop a sense of presence and calm in your daily life.”

“The therapist encouraged her to maintain a sense of presence during stressful conversations rather than retreating into defensive thoughts.”