implement — to put a plan, decision, or system into effect
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to put a plan, decision, or system into effect
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈɪmplɪmənt/
Korean meaning: 실행하다, 실시하다, 이행하다
Korean pronunciation: **임**플리먼트
Example Sentences
- The boss said he would implement a 'no meetings on Monday' policy, but forgot about it by Tuesday.
- The government plans to implement new environmental regulations next year.
- She grabbed every kitchen implement she could find to make the perfect birthday cake.
implement
VERB//ˈɪmplɪmənt//
to put a plan, decision, or system into effect
A team implements their strategic plan with coordinated action and visible progress
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When you implement with complement and genuine sentiment — the plan transforms from dream to achievement
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Origin
From Latin 'implementum' meaning 'equipment' or 'tools', derived from 'implere' meaning 'to fill up' or 'to complete'. The word entered Middle English through Old French 'implement'.
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“The boss said he would implement a 'no meetings on Monday' policy, but forgot about it by Tuesday.”
“The government plans to implement new environmental regulations next year.”
“She grabbed every kitchen implement she could find to make the perfect birthday cake.”
“The company's attempt to implement casual Friday resulted in the CEO wearing pajamas to work.”
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