English-Azerbaijani dictionary

implacable [imˈplӕkəbl] adjective

not able to be satisfied or won over: an implacable enemy.
az: amansız
ru: непримиримый

implacably adverb

az: amansızcasına

ru: непримиримо

implant [imˈplaːnt] verb

1 to put (ideas etc) into a person's mind: These principles were implanted in his mind from a very early age.
az: yeritmək, aşılamaq
ru: внушать
2 (medical) to put (eg human tissue, a device etc) permanently into a part of the body: The operation to implant a new kidney in her body had been a success.
az: implantasiya etmək, yerləşdirmək
ru: имплантировать

implantation noun

a kidney implantation.
az: implantasiya

ru: имплантация

implement [ˈimplimənt] noun

a tool or instrument: kitchen/garden implements.
az: ləvazimat, əşya
ru: утварь
♦ verb
(formal) to make something start to happen that has been officially decided: The government will implement this policy immediately.
az: həyata keçirmək, yerinə yetirmək
ru: реализовывать, выполнять

implementation noun

the implementation of a plan.
az: tətbiq (etmə); yerinə yetirmə

ru: выполнение

implicate [ˈimpliˌkeit] verb

1 to show or suggest that someone is involved in something criminal or immoral: The minister resigned after being implicated in the scandal.
az: cəlb etmək
ru: вовлекать, втягивать
2 to show or suggest that something is the cause of something bad: The report implicated poor water quality as the cause of cattle deaths.
az: səbəb kimi göstərmək
ru: влечь за собой; иметь последствия

implication noun

What are the implications of the government's decision?
az: nəticə

ru: последствия, результаты

implicit [imˈplisit] adjective

1 implied (not explicitly stated); understood indirectly: The diplomat's statement contained implicit criticism of the government.
az: birbaşa deyilməyən; eyhamla bildirilən
ru: косвенный
2 unquestioning; complete: implicit obedience.
az: qeyd-şərtsiz, tam
ru: безоговорочный

implicitly adverb

The proposal by rich countries implicitly stated that the carbon emissions of poor countries must be reduced.
az: qeyd-şərtsiz; eyhamla

ru: безоговорочно; косвенно

implore [imˈploː] verb

to ask earnestly: She implored her husband to give up his life of crime; She implored his forgiveness.
az: yalvarmaq
ru: умолять

imploringly adverb

The cat looked at Brian imploringly as he ate his fish.
az: yalvararaq

ru: умоляюще

imply [imˈplai] verb (past tense, past participle implied)

to suggest or hint without actually stating: Are you implying that I am a liar?
az: nəzərdə tutmaq  
ru: подразумевать

impolite [impəˈlait] adjective

not polite; rude: You must not be impolite to the teacher.
az: kobud
ru: невежливый

impolitely adverb

An old woman pushed in front of me rather impolitely.
az: kobudca
ru: невежливо