Translations for „implicate“ in the English » German Dictionary

im·pli·cate [ˈɪmplɪkeɪt] VB trans

1. implicate (involve):

to implicate sb in sth

jdn mit etw dat in Verbindung bringen

to be implicated in a crime/scandal

in ein Verbrechen/einen Skandal verwickelt sein

2. implicate (imply):

to implicate sth

etw andeuten

she waved her hand and implicated that he should come over to her

sie winkte mit der Hand und gab ihm zu verstehen, dass er zu ihr kommen sollte

3. implicate (affect):

to implicate sth

etw zur Folge haben

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to implicate sb in sth

jdn in etw (akk) hineinziehen

implicate VB

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to implicate sth (imply)

etw implizieren

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Fuel tanks have been implicated in aviation disasters, being the cause of the accident or worsening it (fuel tank explosion).

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While the general types of mutations hold true across the living world, in plants, some other mechanisms have been implicated as highly significant.

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Despite being implicated in the deaths of all of his family members.

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Some of the same actors are implicated in all these events.

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He was implicated in two more cases while he was in jail.

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Alterations of these cross bridges are implicated in glycopeptide resistance.

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This provides detailed mapping of drug effects on metabolism and the pathways that are implicated in mechanism of variation of response to treatment.

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The right to silence can only be infringed if it is implicated in a way that renders the trial unfair.

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At present, no players or other club officials have been officially implicated in the findings.

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These nutrients have been strongly implicated in brain development, along with iodine and zinc.

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