How is the word impliquer translated from French to English

Comporter quelque chose comme élément nécessaire.

Include something as a necessary part.

verb
English translation
involve

Examples with “impliquer”

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  • Le poste implique beaucoup de déplacements. The job involves a lot of travel.

  • Essaie d'associer toute l'équipe à la décision. Try to involve the whole team in the decision.

  • Le cours implique-t-il du travail en groupe ? Does the course involve any group work?

  • Ils ne nous associent jamais à ces discussions. They never involve us in these talks.

  • La réparation impliquera de démonter tout le moteur. Fixing it will involve taking the whole engine apart.

  • Devons-nous associer le client à ce stade ? Should we involve the client at this stage?

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FAQ about “impliquer”

How is “impliquer” translated from French?
“impliquer” translates into English as “involve”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “impliquer” mean?
Meaning of “impliquer”: Comporter quelque chose comme élément nécessaire. In English — “involve”.
What part of speech is “impliquer”?
“impliquer” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “impliquer”?
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