No. 10,196 in French
impliquer
"Impliquer" means "to involve" or "to imply."
In a sentence
Il faut impliquer tous les membres dans ce projet.
It is necessary to involve all members in this project.
In this sentence, 'impliquer' is used to denote the act of involving or including participants in an activity or responsibility.
Son attitude impliquerait qu'il n'est pas d'accord.
His attitude would imply that he disagrees.
Here, 'impliquer' represents the act of suggesting or indicating something indirectly through actions or expressions.
Être impliqué dans un accident peut entraîner des conséquences graves.
Being involved in an accident can lead to serious consequences.
In this usage, 'impliqué' is the past participle of 'impliquer' and denotes being engaged or involved in a particular event.
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