interface IFoo{
  void bar();
}
class Foo implements IFoo {
}

# javac Foo.java
Foo.java:1: Foo is not abstract and does not override abstract method bar() in IFoo
class Foo implements IFoo{
^
1 error

Can above message use "implement" instead of "override"? like,
{0} is not abstract and does not implement abstract method {1} in {2}

To me, it looks more appropriate to use the word implement when abstract method in abstract class was not implemented or when interface method was not implemented in it's implementing class.