"Implication" in the sentence means that it is strongly suggested, but not directly proven, that: "if you don't pronounce these words like me, then you're not a professional." Another example, if you leave your door open and your dog runs out and bites someone, you are guilty by implication even if it is or is not proven that your actions were intentional.

Hi Esraa! Should I give it in Arabic or English?

Implication is be together on something. Ex. She is related with me because we work at the same school.

Esraa It simply means to bring something to one's attention. In simple terms, "have you talked with your friend about it." It can also mean through a memo, or letter, and so forth. In English the phrase is used a lot. It is a phrasal verb. One additional aspect, as so often with English, it can refer to raising children. "She was brought up (raised) well." So, context is important.