English
Etymology
From Latin implicare, "to entangle", "to involve", from plicare, "to fold".
Verb
en-verb|implicat|ing
- To show the involvement of someone in something, especially a crime.
Translations
Finnish: yhdistää
German: verwickeln
Related terms
implication
implicit
imply
See also
ear
inform
squealer
supergrass
Italian
Verb
implicate
- second-person plural present tense of implicare
- second-person plural imperative of implicare
- feminine plural past participle of implicare
Category:Italian verb forms
el:implicate
fa:implicate
fr:implicate
io:implicate
hu:implicate
pl:implicate
ru:implicate
te:implicate
vi:implicate
zh:implicate
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