Definition of implement in English:

implement

noun ˈɪmplɪm(ə)ntˈɪmpləmənt

1A tool, utensil, or other piece of equipment that is used for a particular purpose.
工具，器具
garden implements
Example sentencesExamples
- Thousands of people came from all sides armed with implements of destruction.
- Unfortunately, I had no garden implements at hand.
- He wants to show you his collection of gardening implements.
- He tried to grip at the metal implement, but it fell to the floor.
- Many knives are designed as multi-purpose cutting implements.
- The hardware stores sold spades, forks, rakes and all sorts of farming implements.
- The violence can be all too real with hammers, bombs and household implements being used to exact revenge.
- He wields a giant microphone like some kind of torture implement.
- A writer needs basically a space, a writing implement and some paper.
- On the porch of the museum are steam locomotives, municipal vehicles and agricultural implements.
- A Roman kitchen is being constructed alongside a display of medieval farming implements and clothes.
- The store sells clothing, household goods, small furniture and garden implements.
- By the 6th century a series of new farm implements began to make their appearance.
- From the dawn of stone age implements to the height of culinary technique, man has enjoyed his soup.
- The rules and regulations were explained and they were given basic digging implements - a spade and a fork.
- First, the implements of war would undergo a major technological change.
- Others were gardening, armed with clippers and other sharp implements.
- Inside, there is a display of paleolithic tools, neolithic stone implements and megalithic pottery.
- The stalls mostly sold such things as agricultural implements, live chickens and vegetables.
- Today, artists can use various implements to cut the blocks of wood.
Synonyms
tool, utensil, instrument, device, apparatus, contrivance, gadget, contraption, appliance, machine, labour-saving device
informal gizmo
2Scots Law
mass noun Performance of an obligation.
〔苏格兰律〕履行

verb ˈɪmplɪmɛntˈɪmpləˌmɛnt

[with object]

Put (a decision, plan, agreement, etc.) into effect.
贯彻，实行，履行（决定、计划、协议等）
the scheme to implement student loans
实行学生贷款的计划。
Example sentencesExamples
- What is the purpose of making statements if they are not actually implemented on the ground?
- Isn't technology always developed years ahead of when it is implemented on a mass scale?
- Such communities have suffered through the policies implemented by this government.
- The evidence based policies implemented by several governments in the West have not been widely introduced here.
- He added there was also the risk that the two sides may fail to properly implement the programme.
- The plan should be fair, transparent, land-based and implemented in a fair manner.
- He said all government-sponsored schemes would be implemented at the grassroots level.
- If the buffer has been reduced to 10 %, then contingency plans are implemented immediately.
- But, apparently, work was never done to properly implement the program.
- There are also measures you can implement to ensure that you have genuine employment equity in your business.
- Finally, the program is implemented using a learning system that works best for the individual company.
- Donors agree the government needs funds to develop its own structures and capacity before it can properly implement any strategy.
- Steps to protect forest areas should be implemented without further delay.
- The final part of the plan was never fully implemented primarily due to the speed of the Russian advance.
- Our two-color scheme is easily implemented using conventional continuous wave excitation.
- Wireless devices and networks must be properly planned and implemented to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of data.
- They can actually implement what they're talking about.
- If the pilot is successful, the program could be implemented nationwide within three years.
- First, it can be easily implemented on a wide-scale basis in primary health care facilities.
- Such policies were implemented using schools as the primary vehicle to maintain and revive the Irish language.
Synonyms
execute, apply, put into effect/action, put into practice, carry out, carry through, perform, enact, administer
fulfil, discharge, accomplish, bring about, achieve, realize, contrive, effect
enforce, impose
rare effectuate

Derivatives

implementer

noun

If you are an experienced implementer, you know what we're expecting from you and what your responsibilities will be.
Example sentencesExamples
- The basic features of the logic implementer include generality of applications, easy-to-use environment, and robust, reliable interconnections
- Because there are no technical changes requested to the document, implementers can get ready to deploy.
- However, the detailed specifications are complex, and the implementer needs to be aware of at least some of this complexity.
- We are all certain that implementers will encounter such issues, so the request for assistance is valid.

Origin

Late Middle English (in the sense 'article of furniture, equipment, or dress'): partly from medieval Latin implementa (plural), partly from late Latin implementum 'filling up, fulfilment', both from Latin implere 'fill up' (later 'employ'), from in- 'in' + Latin plere 'fill'. The verb dates from the early 18th century.

Definition of implement in US English:

implement

nounˈimpləməntˈɪmpləmənt

A tool, utensil, or other piece of equipment, especially as used for a particular purpose.
工具，器具
agricultural implements
农具。
Example sentencesExamples
- A writer needs basically a space, a writing implement and some paper.
- The rules and regulations were explained and they were given basic digging implements - a spade and a fork.
- From the dawn of stone age implements to the height of culinary technique, man has enjoyed his soup.
- First, the implements of war would undergo a major technological change.
- Others were gardening, armed with clippers and other sharp implements.
- The stalls mostly sold such things as agricultural implements, live chickens and vegetables.
- The store sells clothing, household goods, small furniture and garden implements.
- A Roman kitchen is being constructed alongside a display of medieval farming implements and clothes.
- Many knives are designed as multi-purpose cutting implements.
- The violence can be all too real with hammers, bombs and household implements being used to exact revenge.
- Today, artists can use various implements to cut the blocks of wood.
- On the porch of the museum are steam locomotives, municipal vehicles and agricultural implements.
- Unfortunately, I had no garden implements at hand.
- He wields a giant microphone like some kind of torture implement.
- Thousands of people came from all sides armed with implements of destruction.
- The hardware stores sold spades, forks, rakes and all sorts of farming implements.
- He wants to show you his collection of gardening implements.
- By the 6th century a series of new farm implements began to make their appearance.
- Inside, there is a display of paleolithic tools, neolithic stone implements and megalithic pottery.
- He tried to grip at the metal implement, but it fell to the floor.
Synonyms
tool, utensil, instrument, device, apparatus, contrivance, gadget, contraption, appliance, machine, labour-saving device

verbˈimpləˌmentˈɪmpləˌmɛnt

[with object]

Put (a decision, plan, agreement, etc.) into effect.
贯彻，实行，履行（决定、计划、协议等）
the regulations implement a 1954 treaty
Example sentencesExamples
- If the pilot is successful, the program could be implemented nationwide within three years.
- Finally, the program is implemented using a learning system that works best for the individual company.
- But, apparently, work was never done to properly implement the program.
- Steps to protect forest areas should be implemented without further delay.
- Isn't technology always developed years ahead of when it is implemented on a mass scale?
- The final part of the plan was never fully implemented primarily due to the speed of the Russian advance.
- Such communities have suffered through the policies implemented by this government.
- Wireless devices and networks must be properly planned and implemented to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of data.
- There are also measures you can implement to ensure that you have genuine employment equity in your business.
- If the buffer has been reduced to 10 %, then contingency plans are implemented immediately.
- The evidence based policies implemented by several governments in the West have not been widely introduced here.
- What is the purpose of making statements if they are not actually implemented on the ground?
- They can actually implement what they're talking about.
- Donors agree the government needs funds to develop its own structures and capacity before it can properly implement any strategy.
- First, it can be easily implemented on a wide-scale basis in primary health care facilities.
- He added there was also the risk that the two sides may fail to properly implement the programme.
- Our two-color scheme is easily implemented using conventional continuous wave excitation.
- He said all government-sponsored schemes would be implemented at the grassroots level.
- The plan should be fair, transparent, land-based and implemented in a fair manner.
- Such policies were implemented using schools as the primary vehicle to maintain and revive the Irish language.
Synonyms
execute, apply, put into action, put into effect, put into practice, carry out, carry through, perform, enact, administer

Origin

Late Middle English (in the sense ‘article of furniture, equipment, or dress’): partly from medieval Latin implementa (plural), partly from late Latin implementum ‘filling up, fulfillment’, both from Latin implere ‘fill up’ (later ‘employ’), from in- ‘in’ + Latin plere ‘fill’. The verb dates from the early 18th century.

词汇	implement
释义	Definition of implement in English: implement noun ˈɪmplɪm(ə)ntˈɪmpləmənt 1A tool, utensil, or other piece of equipment that is used for a particular purpose. 工具，器具 garden implements Example sentencesExamples Thousands of people came from all sides armed with implements of destruction. Unfortunately, I had no garden implements at hand. He wants to show you his collection of gardening implements. He tried to grip at the metal implement, but it fell to the floor. Many knives are designed as multi-purpose cutting implements. The hardware stores sold spades, forks, rakes and all sorts of farming implements. The violence can be all too real with hammers, bombs and household implements being used to exact revenge. He wields a giant microphone like some kind of torture implement. A writer needs basically a space, a writing implement and some paper. On the porch of the museum are steam locomotives, municipal vehicles and agricultural implements. A Roman kitchen is being constructed alongside a display of medieval farming implements and clothes. The store sells clothing, household goods, small furniture and garden implements. By the 6th century a series of new farm implements began to make their appearance. From the dawn of stone age implements to the height of culinary technique, man has enjoyed his soup. The rules and regulations were explained and they were given basic digging implements - a spade and a fork. First, the implements of war would undergo a major technological change. Others were gardening, armed with clippers and other sharp implements. Inside, there is a display of paleolithic tools, neolithic stone implements and megalithic pottery. The stalls mostly sold such things as agricultural implements, live chickens and vegetables. Today, artists can use various implements to cut the blocks of wood. Synonyms tool, utensil, instrument, device, apparatus, contrivance, gadget, contraption, appliance, machine, labour-saving device informal gizmo 2Scots Law mass noun Performance of an obligation. 〔苏格兰律〕履行 verb ˈɪmplɪmɛntˈɪmpləˌmɛnt [with object] Put (a decision, plan, agreement, etc.) into effect. 贯彻，实行，履行（决定、计划、协议等） the scheme to implement student loans 实行学生贷款的计划。 Example sentencesExamples What is the purpose of making statements if they are not actually implemented on the ground? Isn't technology always developed years ahead of when it is implemented on a mass scale? Such communities have suffered through the policies implemented by this government. The evidence based policies implemented by several governments in the West have not been widely introduced here. He added there was also the risk that the two sides may fail to properly implement the programme. The plan should be fair, transparent, land-based and implemented in a fair manner. He said all government-sponsored schemes would be implemented at the grassroots level. If the buffer has been reduced to 10 %, then contingency plans are implemented immediately. But, apparently, work was never done to properly implement the program. There are also measures you can implement to ensure that you have genuine employment equity in your business. Finally, the program is implemented using a learning system that works best for the individual company. Donors agree the government needs funds to develop its own structures and capacity before it can properly implement any strategy. Steps to protect forest areas should be implemented without further delay. The final part of the plan was never fully implemented primarily due to the speed of the Russian advance. Our two-color scheme is easily implemented using conventional continuous wave excitation. Wireless devices and networks must be properly planned and implemented to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of data. They can actually implement what they're talking about. If the pilot is successful, the program could be implemented nationwide within three years. First, it can be easily implemented on a wide-scale basis in primary health care facilities. Such policies were implemented using schools as the primary vehicle to maintain and revive the Irish language. Synonyms execute, apply, put into effect/action, put into practice, carry out, carry through, perform, enact, administer fulfil, discharge, accomplish, bring about, achieve, realize, contrive, effect enforce, impose rare effectuate Derivatives implementer noun If you are an experienced implementer, you know what we're expecting from you and what your responsibilities will be. Example sentencesExamples The basic features of the logic implementer include generality of applications, easy-to-use environment, and robust, reliable interconnections Because there are no technical changes requested to the document, implementers can get ready to deploy. However, the detailed specifications are complex, and the implementer needs to be aware of at least some of this complexity. We are all certain that implementers will encounter such issues, so the request for assistance is valid. Origin Late Middle English (in the sense 'article of furniture, equipment, or dress'): partly from medieval Latin implementa (plural), partly from late Latin implementum 'filling up, fulfilment', both from Latin implere 'fill up' (later 'employ'), from in- 'in' + Latin plere 'fill'. The verb dates from the early 18th century. Definition of implement in US English: implement nounˈimpləməntˈɪmpləmənt A tool, utensil, or other piece of equipment, especially as used for a particular purpose. 工具，器具 agricultural implements 农具。 Example sentencesExamples A writer needs basically a space, a writing implement and some paper. The rules and regulations were explained and they were given basic digging implements - a spade and a fork. From the dawn of stone age implements to the height of culinary technique, man has enjoyed his soup. First, the implements of war would undergo a major technological change. Others were gardening, armed with clippers and other sharp implements. The stalls mostly sold such things as agricultural implements, live chickens and vegetables. The store sells clothing, household goods, small furniture and garden implements. A Roman kitchen is being constructed alongside a display of medieval farming implements and clothes. Many knives are designed as multi-purpose cutting implements. The violence can be all too real with hammers, bombs and household implements being used to exact revenge. Today, artists can use various implements to cut the blocks of wood. On the porch of the museum are steam locomotives, municipal vehicles and agricultural implements. Unfortunately, I had no garden implements at hand. He wields a giant microphone like some kind of torture implement. Thousands of people came from all sides armed with implements of destruction. The hardware stores sold spades, forks, rakes and all sorts of farming implements. He wants to show you his collection of gardening implements. By the 6th century a series of new farm implements began to make their appearance. Inside, there is a display of paleolithic tools, neolithic stone implements and megalithic pottery. He tried to grip at the metal implement, but it fell to the floor. Synonyms tool, utensil, instrument, device, apparatus, contrivance, gadget, contraption, appliance, machine, labour-saving device verbˈimpləˌmentˈɪmpləˌmɛnt [with object] Put (a decision, plan, agreement, etc.) into effect. 贯彻，实行，履行（决定、计划、协议等） the regulations implement a 1954 treaty Example sentencesExamples If the pilot is successful, the program could be implemented nationwide within three years. Finally, the program is implemented using a learning system that works best for the individual company. But, apparently, work was never done to properly implement the program. Steps to protect forest areas should be implemented without further delay. Isn't technology always developed years ahead of when it is implemented on a mass scale? The final part of the plan was never fully implemented primarily due to the speed of the Russian advance. Such communities have suffered through the policies implemented by this government. Wireless devices and networks must be properly planned and implemented to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of data. There are also measures you can implement to ensure that you have genuine employment equity in your business. If the buffer has been reduced to 10 %, then contingency plans are implemented immediately. The evidence based policies implemented by several governments in the West have not been widely introduced here. What is the purpose of making statements if they are not actually implemented on the ground? They can actually implement what they're talking about. Donors agree the government needs funds to develop its own structures and capacity before it can properly implement any strategy. First, it can be easily implemented on a wide-scale basis in primary health care facilities. He added there was also the risk that the two sides may fail to properly implement the programme. Our two-color scheme is easily implemented using conventional continuous wave excitation. He said all government-sponsored schemes would be implemented at the grassroots level. The plan should be fair, transparent, land-based and implemented in a fair manner. Such policies were implemented using schools as the primary vehicle to maintain and revive the Irish language. Synonyms execute, apply, put into action, put into effect, put into practice, carry out, carry through, perform, enact, administer Origin Late Middle English (in the sense ‘article of furniture, equipment, or dress’): partly from medieval Latin implementa (plural), partly from late Latin implementum ‘filling up, fulfillment’, both from Latin implere ‘fill up’ (later ‘employ’), from in- ‘in’ + Latin plere ‘fill’. The verb dates from the early 18th century.
随便看	put on one's head put on one side put on one's thinking cap put on one's thinking cap put on one's thinking cap about put on (or lose) weight put on (or lose) weight put on paper put on public view put on record put on sale put on show put on show/display/view put on some speed put on tape/video/cassette put on (the) air put on the air put on the air/airwaves put on the alert put on the back burner put on the block put on the brakes put on the carpet put on the dog put on the dog