implementing (B2)

verb

Pronunciation: /ˈɪmplɪmentɪŋ/

Definition

To put a decision, plan, agreement, etc. into effect.

Examples

• The company is implementing new policies to ensure employee safety.

• We are implementing changes to our software to improve performance.

• The government is implementing a new tax system next year.

How to Use implementing

implement a plan (collocation)

To put a plan into action. — "The team is ready to implement the new marketing plan."

implement changes (collocation)

To introduce new or altered procedures or systems. — "The school is implementing changes to the curriculum."

implement policies (collocation)

To put rules or guidelines into effect. — "The company is implementing stricter policies on remote work."

implement measures (collocation)

To put specific actions or steps into effect. — "The government is implementing safety measures to prevent accidents."

Synonyms of implementing

Words with a similar meaning to implementing:

• apply
• execute
• enact
• institute

Antonyms of implementing

Words with the opposite meaning to implementing:

• neglecting
• abandoning

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