implicated

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Übersetzungen
impliquéAu sens d’être associé ou lié à un processus, une situation ou un phénomène, notamment en contexte scientifique.
Several genes have been implicated in the development of cancer.
Plusieurs gènes ont été impliqués dans le développement du cancer.
impliquéAu sens d’être mêlé à une infraction ou à une faute.
Several officials were implicated in the corruption scandal.
Plusieurs fonctionnaires ont été impliqués dans le scandale de corruption.
Definitionen
Involved in a crime or wrongdoing.
Several officials were implicated in the corruption scandal.
Shown to be involved in a process, situation, or phenomenon.
Several genes have been implicated in the development of cancer.
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Gerundium
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Übersetzungen
impliquerSens général ; en contexte juridique, signifie aussi « mettre en cause ».
The evidence found at the scene implicates him in the robbery.
Les preuves trouvées sur les lieux l’impliquent dans le vol.
Definitionen
To show or suggest that someone is involved in a crime or wrongdoing.
The evidence found at the scene implicates him in the robbery.
To express or involve indirectly; to imply or suggest something as a logical consequence or meaning.
The findings implicate a broader problem within the industry.
To involve or entail as a necessary consequence or circumstance.
Canceling the project would implicate a loss of jobs across the region.
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Implicitly contained or folded within; underlying or involved.
Bohm’s theory distinguishes between an implicate order and an explicate order of reality.