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implica
to imply (to have as a necessary consequence) /im.pliˈka/
verb#811 most common
Also: to involve, to entail, to implicate
Example sentences
Acest joc implică multă concentrare.
This game requires a lot of concentration.
Decizia lui implică toată familia.
His decision involves the whole family.
Noul contract implică obligații suplimentare.
The new contract entails additional obligations.
Studiul a implicat peste o sută de participanți.
The study involved over a hundred participants.
Această schimbare de politică ar implica reduceri semnificative de personal.
This policy change would entail significant staff cuts.
Argumentul său implică, deși nu afirmă explicit, o respingere totală a teoriei anterioare.
His argument implies, though he does not state it explicitly, a total rejection of the earlier theory.
Conjugation
| Present Active | Simple Past Active | Simple Future Active | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1sg | implic | implicai | voi implica |
| 2sg | implici | implicași | vei implica |
| 3sg | implică | implică | va implica |
| 1pl | implicăm | implicarăm | vom implica |
| 2pl | implicați | implicarăți | veți implica |
| 3pl | implică | implicară | vor implica |
Word family
implicareinvolvement, the act of implicating
implicatinvolved, implicated
implicitimplicit, understood without being stated
implicațieimplication, consequence
a se implicato get involved, to engage (reflexive)
Etymology
Romanian "implica" comes from Latin "implicare", meaning to fold into or entangle. The Latin word combines the prefix "in-" with "plicare", to fold. Over time the sense shifted from physical entanglement to logical or practical involvement, the same path English "implicate" and "imply" took from the same Latin root.
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