implementadas

Implementadas is the feminine plural past participle form of the verb implementar in Spanish and Portuguese. It functions as an adjective or as part of a perfect tense passive construction when used with feminine plural nouns.

As an adjective, it agrees in gender and number with the noun: Spanish las medidas implementadas; Portuguese as medidas implementadas. It can also appear in passive perfect tenses: Las medidas implementadas han sido evaluadas (Spanish) or as medidas implementadas têm sido avaliadas (Portuguese), conveying that the measures have been put into effect or carried out.

In terms of usage, implementadas is common in technical, administrative, governmental, and business contexts, where actions, policies, or features that have already been put into practice are described. It frequently pairs with nouns such as medidas (measures), políticas (policies), funcionalidades (features), or ações (actions). The term is part of a broader set of past participles derived from the verb entender implementar, and it shares meaning with its closest English equivalent, implemented.

Etymologically, implementar derives from Latin-influenced roots related to fulfilling or completing a task, via the Portuguese or Spanish verb form correspondente. The participle implementado/implementado becomes implementada/implementadas when modifying feminine plural nouns, illustrating the agreement rules of both languages. Contextual clarity often depends on the surrounding sentence to indicate whether the emphasis is on the act of implementing or on the result of having been implemented.