implement (B1)
verb
Pronunciation: /ˈɪmplɪmənt/
Definition
To put a decision, plan, agreement, etc. into effect.
Examples
We need to implement the new software by the end of the quarter.
The government will implement stricter regulations on pollution.
They implemented a series of changes to improve efficiency.
How to Use implement
- implement a plan (collocation)
- To put a plan into action. — "We will implement a plan to reduce waste."
- implement changes (collocation)
- To introduce new ways of doing things. — "The school decided to implement changes in the curriculum."
- implement policy (collocation)
- To put rules or guidelines into effect. — "The government must implement the new environmental policy."
- implement strategy (collocation)
- To put a long-term plan into action. — "The business needs to implement a new marketing strategy."
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