Implementerede

Implementererede is the preterite (simple past) form of the Danish verb implementere, meaning to implement. It is used to describe actions completed in the past, where a plan, policy, system, or solution was brought into operation.

Etymology and grammar: The verb implementere is borrowed into Danish from English. In Danish, many -ere verbs form the preterite with the ending -erede, as in implementerede. The past participle, used to form perfect tenses, is implementeret. Thus, you can say jeg implementerede the change (I implemented the change) or har implementeret ændringen (have implemented the change).

Usage: Implementerede appears in narrative or factual past-tense discourse, often in reports, project updates, or historical accounts. It emphasizes the completion of the act of putting something into effect. In formal writing, it can introduce outcomes or results resulting from past implementation.

Examples:

- Virksomheden implementerede en ny softwareløsning sidste måned. (The company implemented a new software solution last month.)

- Efter analysen implementerede teamet en række ændringer. (After the analysis, the team implemented a number of changes.)

- Løsningen blev implementeret i flere faser. (The solution was implemented in several phases.) Note that the second example uses the past participle form in a passive construction.

See also: implementere, implementeret, preteritum, dansk grammatik.