Apliquem

Apliquem is the present indicative form of the Catalan verb meaning to apply, put into practice, or attach. It expresses that the group including the speaker carries out the action of applying something, such as a method, a rule, a substance, or a procedure. The form is commonly used in both everyday and formal language.

In Catalan, apliquem belongs to the regular -ar conjugation. It is the first-person plural form, corresponding to the subject nosaltres (we). The verb’s other present-tense forms vary by person and number, following the standard patterns of -ar verbs in Catalan.

Etymology and relatives: Apliquem derives from the Catalan verb aplicar, which itself traces to Latin applicare, and is cognate with Spanish aplicar and French appliquer. The family relationship reflects a common Romance-language lineage for the concept of applying or putting into action.

Usage and examples: Apliquem una tècnica nova per millorar els resultats. Apliquem les normes de seguretat abans de continuar. Apliquem la crema segons les instruccions del fabricant. These examples illustrate the broad use of the form in contexts ranging from technical procedures to everyday tasks.