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Knuthee Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
the use of the implement
In computer worlds, so many places use the words implement, implementation, implementer (~tor), while I only know that the meaning of the word implement is
1. acturally accomplish sth.
2. instruments or methods that express sth.
but, when in the sentences, it is difficult to understand when I use the meaning of the two, is there any thing that I miss?
1. acturally accomplish sth.
2. instruments or methods that express sth.
but, when in the sentences, it is difficult to understand when I use the meaning of the two, is there any thing that I miss?
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From Cambridge: to put a plan or system into operation: The changes to the national health system will be implemented next year. This is similar to your definition #1 above. In the computer world, or anywhere for that matter, first there is the planning stage where you talk about time line, resources, funding, etc.
- From Cambridge: to put a plan or system into operation: The changes to the national health system will be implemented next year.
- This is similar to your definition #1 above.
- In the computer world, or anywhere for that matter, first there is the planning stage where you talk about time line, resources, funding, etc.
- The next stage is implementation where someone actually carries out the plan.
- For example, let's say the plan was to take 1000 lap top computers from New York to Los Angeles.
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From Cambridge:
to put a plan or system into operation:
The changes to the national health system will be implemented next year.
This is similar to your definition #1 above. In the computer world, or anywhere for that matter, first there is the planning stage where you talk about time line, resources, funding, etc. The next stage is implementation wh
to put a plan or system into operation:
The changes to the national health system will be implemented next year.
This is similar to your definition #1 above. In the computer world, or anywhere for that matter, first there is the planning stage where you talk about time line, resources, funding, etc. The next stage is implementation wh
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I think you get it basically, Knuthee. Here is the meaning that is usually intended in the contexts you mention:
tr.v. im·ple·ment·ed, im·ple·ment·ing, im·ple·ments (-m (missing image) nt (missing image) )
tr.v. im·ple·ment·ed, im·ple·ment·ing, im·ple·ments (-m (missing image) nt (missing image) )
- To put into practical effect; carry out: implement the new procedures.
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