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Chocolatecake Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Implement vs execute
What the difference between those two? Both mean carry out, perform or put into effect.
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Sometimes they're used interchangeably. In my opinion, "to implement" may have an additional factor, which "execute" doesn't have. " It's a tool, right?
- Sometimes they're used interchangeably.
- In my opinion, "to implement" may have an additional factor, which "execute" doesn't have.
- " It's a tool, right?
- You may have a plan - know exactly what you want to achieve - but be unable to act on it because you lack the tool, or tools.
- When you acquire the tool, you may then implement the plan.
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Sometimes they're used interchangeably.
In my opinion, "to implement" may have an additional factor, which "execute" doesn't have.
Think of the noun "implement." It's a tool, right? You may have a plan - know exactly what you want to achieve - but be unable to act on it because you lack the tool, or tools. When you acquire the tool, you may then implement the plan.
Thi
In my opinion, "to implement" may have an additional factor, which "execute" doesn't have.
Think of the noun "implement." It's a tool, right? You may have a plan - know exactly what you want to achieve - but be unable to act on it because you lack the tool, or tools. When you acquire the tool, you may then implement the plan.
Thi
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The most important difference between "execute" and "implement" is that the first has the meaning of "completion" such as you one finishes something
They drew up and executed a plan to reduce fuel consumption.
The crime was very cleverly executed.
Check that the computer has executed your commands.
Raad
They drew up and executed a plan to reduce fuel consumption.
The crime was very cleverly executed.
Check that the computer has executed your commands.
Raad
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