carry out — to perform or complete a task, plan, or order
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: to perform or complete a task, plan, or order
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈkæri aʊt/
Korean meaning: 수행하다, 실행하다, 이행하다
Korean pronunciation: **캐**리 **아웃**
Example Sentences
- The spy had to carry out his mission without getting caught by his wife.
- We need to carry out a thorough inspection before the health department arrives.
- The students decided to carry out their prank despite the teacher's warning.
carry out
NOUN//ˈkæri aʊt//
to perform or complete a task, plan, or order
The head chef carries out the dinner preparation plan perfectly
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They figure out the strategy, then carry it out step by step without turning about.
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Origin
From Middle English 'carien' (to transport) combined with Old English 'ut' (out). The phrase developed in Middle English as a literal expression meaning to transport something outside, later generalized to mean completing or executing any task.
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“The spy had to carry out his mission without getting caught by his wife.”
“We need to carry out a thorough inspection before the health department arrives.”
“The students decided to carry out their prank despite the teacher's warning.”
“The government plans to carry out economic reforms next year.”
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