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I. in·flu·ence ['ɪnfluən(t)s] N

1. influence (sth that affects):

influence
to be an influence on sb/sth
to fall under the influence of sb usu pej
to fall under the influence of sb (stronger)

2. influence no pl (power to affect):

influence
uticaj m on - na
to be/fall under sb's influence usu pej
to exert one's influence

II. in·flu·ence ['ɪnfluən(t)s] VB trans

influence
uticati perf i imperf
disruptive influence
destructive influence, person
destructive influence, person
exert influence
diminish influence, value
immeasurable (great) influence
to jostle for sth business, influence
to wield authority/influence/power over sb/sth
to come under sb's influence
extend influence, business
extend influence, business
Present
Iinfluence
youinfluence
he/she/itinfluences
weinfluence
youinfluence
theyinfluence
Past
Iinfluenced
youinfluenced
he/she/itinfluenced
weinfluenced
youinfluenced
theyinfluenced
Present Perfect
Ihaveinfluenced
youhaveinfluenced
he/she/ithasinfluenced
wehaveinfluenced
youhaveinfluenced
theyhaveinfluenced
Past Perfect
Ihadinfluenced
youhadinfluenced
he/she/ithadinfluenced
wehadinfluenced
youhadinfluenced
theyhadinfluenced