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implemental

/ˌɪmplɪmˈɛntəl/ adj

Pertaining to, or characterized by, implements or their use; mechanical.

Word Origin From Latin 'implere' 'to fill up' — in- 'into' + plere 'to fill'. An implement is something that fills a need, a tool, and implemental is the adjective. The root plere also gives us complete (fill up), supplement (fill under), and plenty (fullness). So an implement is literally something that 'fills in' for a task.

adj Pertaining to, or characterized by, implements or their use; mechanical.

The implemental nature of the job required proficiency with various tools and machines.

(形容词) 器具的；工具的；机械的

这项工作的工具性要求熟练使用各种工具和机器。

(adjetivo) Perteneciente a, o caracterizado por, instrumentos o su uso; mecánico.

La naturaleza instrumental del trabajo requería dominio de varias herramientas y máquinas.

(adjectif) mécanique; instrumental [Qui se rapporte aux outils ou à leur usage ; mécanique.]

La nature très instrumentale de ce travail exigeait une grande maîtrise de divers outils et machines.

(Adjektiv) werkzeugbezogen; werkzeugtechnisch [Werkzeuge oder deren Verwendung betreffend; mechanisch.]

Die **implemental**e Natur der Arbeit erforderte den sicheren Umgang mit verschiedenen Werkzeugen und Maschinen.

(形容詞) 道具に関する、または道具の使用を特徴とする；機械的な

その仕事の道具的な性質は、さまざまな工具や機械の習熟を必要とした。

(adjetivo) mecânico [Relativo a ou caracterizado por implementos ou seu uso; mecânico.]

A natureza implemental do trabalho exigia proficiência com várias ferramentas e máquinas.

Synonyms: instrumental mechanical operational utilitarian functional Antonyms: theoretical abstract nonmechanical noninstrumental
Word parts: implement + al

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