implementer
4.9
A person or company that sells farm tools
- noun
- /ˈɪmplɪˌmɛntər/
:
fabricante de herramientas
- The local farmer hired an implementer to provide the necessary tools for the harvest.
Examples
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Many agricultural implementers are showcasing their latest innovations at the expo this year.
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As an implementer, she focuses on supplying advanced equipment to help farmers increase their productivity.
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Family planning implementers, like the Trust, say it is 100% successful.
Academic text (2008)
Synonyms
5.5
A person or company that makes tools like plows and rakes
does the same but focuses on selling tools rather than broad supply
How Specialized
Surface Forms
implementer singular
implementers plural
Morphology
Etymology
The word implementer comes from the Latin root implere meaning 'to fill', and the noun implement once meant something that 'fills' a need, like a tool or piece of equipment, so an implementer was originally someone who made or sold those tools.