implantar - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation
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implantar (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation


Part of Speech

The word "implantar" is a verb.

Phonetic Transcription

/impɭanˈtaɾ/

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Meaning and Usage

The verb "implantar" primarily means to introduce something new, particularly in a formal or structured way. In various contexts, it can refer to establishing practices, policies, or systems, or physically implanting something, such as a medical device.

In the Spanish language, "implantar" is used frequently both in spoken and written forms, particularly in academic, legal, and economic contexts. It tends to be more common in written contexts due to its formal connotation, though it is certainly used in discussions and presentations.

Example Sentences

  1. La empresa decidió implantar un nuevo sistema de gestión para mejorar la eficiencia.
  2. The company decided to implant a new management system to improve efficiency.

  3. El cirujano tuvo que implantar un marcapasos en el paciente.

  4. The surgeon had to implant a pacemaker in the patient.

  5. Se va a implantar una ley para regular el uso de datos personales.

  6. A law will be implanted to regulate the use of personal data.

Idiomatic Expressions

While "implantar" may not be a part of many established idiomatic expressions, it does lend itself to usage in phrases that refer to the establishment or implementation of ideas, systems, or policies.

Example Sentences with Idiomatic Expressions

  1. Es fundamental implantar cambios significativos para avanzar en el desarrollo.
  2. It is essential to implant significant changes to advance in development.

  3. Para poder implantar una cultura de innovación, es necesario motivar a los empleados.

  4. To implant a culture of innovation, it is necessary to motivate the employees.

  5. Es importante implantar la responsabilidad social en todos los niveles de la organización.

  6. It is important to implant social responsibility at all levels of the organization.

Etymology

The word "implantar" comes from the Latin "implantare," which is composed of "in-" (in) and "plantare" (to plant). This etymological origin gives the verb a connotation of establishing something firmly.

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23-07-2024