No. 4,943 in Portuguese
implicou
"Implicou" means "implied" or "involved."
In a sentence
Ele implicou João na confusão.
He implicated João in the mess.
In this sentence, 'implicou' is used to mean 'implicated' or 'accused someone of being involved in a situation.'
O chefe implicou com o atraso do projeto.
The boss picked on the delay of the project.
Here, 'implicou' indicates disapproval or annoyance towards the delay, highlighting a use related to criticism.
Discutir aquele ponto implicou em uma decisão difícil.
Discussing that point meant a difficult decision.
In this example, 'implicou' implies 'entailed,' showing consequences or what the discussion demanded.
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