Summary
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- implicate:
-
Wiktionary:
- implicate → impliceren
- implicate → betrekken, verstrikken, verwarren, verwikkelen, impliceren, insluiten
English
Detailed Translations for implicating from English to Dutch
implicating form of implicate:
-
to implicate (imply)
Conjugations for implicate:
present
- implicate
- implicate
- implicates
- implicate
- implicate
- implicate
simple past
- implicated
- implicated
- implicated
- implicated
- implicated
- implicated
present perfect
- have implicated
- have implicated
- has implicated
- have implicated
- have implicated
- have implicated
past continuous
- was implicating
- were implicating
- was implicating
- were implicating
- were implicating
- were implicating
future
- shall implicate
- will implicate
- will implicate
- shall implicate
- will implicate
- will implicate
continuous present
- am implicating
- are implicating
- is implicating
- are implicating
- are implicating
- are implicating
subjunctive
- be implicated
- be implicated
- be implicated
- be implicated
- be implicated
- be implicated
diverse
- implicate!
- let's implicate!
- implicated
- implicating
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
Translation Matrix for implicate:
Verb | Related Translations | Other Translations |
impliceren | implicate; imply | |
- | entail |
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Synonyms for "implicate":
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Wiktionary Translations for implicate:
implicate
Cross Translation:
verb
-
to connect or involve
- implicate → impliceren
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• implicate | → betrekken; verstrikken; verwarren; verwikkelen | ↔ empêtrer — engager dans des entraves, dans ce qui gêner. — note Il se dit proprement parler des pieds, des jambes. |
• implicate | → betrekken; verstrikken; verwarren; verwikkelen | ↔ entortiller — envelopper un objet dans quelque chose que l’on tortiller ou tortiller quelque chose autour d’un objet. |
• implicate | → impliceren; insluiten | ↔ impliquer — envelopper, engager, en parlant d’un crime ou de quelque affaire fâcheux. |
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