/impliˈkaɾ/
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Translation
to imply, to involve, to mean
Word origin
From Latin implicare ('to fold in, entangle'), from in ('in') plus plicare ('to fold').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- implicare
- English cognates
- implicate, imply, employ
Grammar
Verb type-ar regular (c to qu spelling change)
Examples
muchas .
This job can involve many hours.
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I do not want to involve anyone in the problem.
¿ ?
What does signing this contract mean?
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His silence seems to imply that he agrees.
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Accepting the post means moving to another city.
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