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Gerät
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English
German
German
I. im·ple·ment N [ˈɪmplɪmənt]
implement (utensil)
Gerät nt <-(e)s, -e>
implement (tool)
Werkzeug nt <-[e]s, -e>
implement (tool)
[Gebrauchs]gegenstand m <-[e]s, -stände>
II. im·ple·ment VB trans [ˈɪmplɪment]
1. implement (put into effect):
to implement sth
to implement sth (put into effect)
to implement a plan
to implement a reform
2. implement COMPUT:
to implement sth
to implement a policy of casual Friday
German
German
English
English
writing implement
gardening implement [or tool]
farm[ing] implement
working implement
etw [auf etw dat] implementieren
to implement sth [on sth]
to implement software on PC
to implement a guarantee
PONS Specialized Dictionary "Verkehrswesen"
implement
implement
Present
Iimplement
youimplement
he/she/itimplements
weimplement
youimplement
theyimplement
Past
Iimplemented
youimplemented
he/she/itimplemented
weimplemented
youimplemented
theyimplemented
Present Perfect
Ihaveimplemented
youhaveimplemented
he/she/ithasimplemented
wehaveimplemented
youhaveimplemented
theyhaveimplemented
Past Perfect
Ihadimplemented
youhadimplemented
he/she/ithadimplemented
wehadimplemented
youhadimplemented
theyhadimplemented
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
He's been the force behind many classic trends such as khakis and casual Friday attire.
www.businessinsider.com
While many businesses have become okay in allowing a casual Friday, many have yet to enforce a dress code for it.
globalnews.ca
I hear the same sentiment from so many of our customers, that casual Friday has become casual every day, and it feels tired.
www.gq.com
There were young corporate climbers keen on the right suit and tie; and there were blokes with more flexible working hours for whom casual Friday stretched through the week.
www.canberratimes.com.au
In an era before casual Friday, he was a coat and tie man.
voices.nationalgeographic.com
Examples from the Internet (not verified by PONS Editors)
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Max Raffler chose only subject matter to which he had a personal relationship: utilitarian objects from daily life, agricultural implements, work and customs, festivals and processions, the scenery in which he lived, flowers and meadow herbs, farm animals and nature.
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www.kettererkunst.de
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Der Künstler malt wozu er eine persönliche Beziehung hat: das können Gegenstände des alltäglichen Lebens sein, bäuerliches Gerät, Arbeiten und Bräuche, Festtage und Prozessionen, die Landschaft, in der er lebt, Blumen und Wiesenkräuter, Tiere des Hofes und in der Natur.
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Cattle and small domestic animals, shells, pearls, whale teeth, feathers, implements, jewelry, stones, salt, grain, dried fish, cocoa beans, tea, sugar, cotton cloth, furs, tobacco, metal, paper … the range of goods that have been used as money is virtually boundless.
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www.oenb.at
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Rinder und Kleinvieh, Muscheln, Perlen, Walzähne, Federn, Geräte, Schmuck, Steine, Salz, Getreide, Dörrfisch, Kakaobohnen, Tee, Zucker, Baumwollstoffe, Pelze, Tabak, Metalle, Papier … fast jede Ware konnte Geldfunktionen erfüllen.
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The structure of lake dwellings as well as implements and tools is illustrated and explained.
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www.fly-away.de
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Die Bauweise der Häuser im Wasser sowie von Geräten und Werkzeugen wird erklärt und veranschaulicht.
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Other implements for diagnosing, prevention, monitoring, treatment or abatement of illnesses, injuries or disabilities
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www.ern-gmbh.de
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Sonstige Geräte zur Erkennung, Vorbeugung, Überwachung, Behandlung oder Linderung von Krankheiten, Verletzungen oder Behinderungen
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He made implements for neighbouring villages, even as far away as Biel; he also repaired farming implements.
www.jurabernois.ch
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Er stellte damals Werkzeuge für die umliegenden Dörfer und sogar für Biel her und flickte landwirtschaftliche Geräte.