implikasyon
implikasyón with stress marks
implication
Usage Note
Implikasyon is a Spanish loanword (from implicación) used in academic, legal, and professional contexts to discuss consequences or inferences not explicitly stated. It is a staple of formal essays, research papers, and policy discussions.
Examples
" Ano ang implikasyon nito? "
Natural Translation
What is the implication of this?
Literal Translation
What the implication of-this?
" Ano ang mga implikasyon ng bagong batas sa mga manggagawa? "
Natural Translation
What are the implications of the new law for workers?
Literal Translation
What the implications of-the new law for-the workers?
" Bago tayo magpasya, dapat nating timbangin ang mga implikasyon ng desisyon sa kalusugan at kabuhayan ng komunidad. "
Natural Translation
Before we decide, we should weigh the implications of the decision for the health and livelihood of the community.
Literal Translation
Before we decide, should we weigh the implications of-the decision on health and livelihood of-the community.
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