carry out

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carry out

The scientist will carry out the experiment in the laboratory.

Definition
  1. Verb (transitive):
    • To complete or accomplish something planned or required: To bring a task, plan, or instruction to its conclusion.
    • To put into effect or action: To execute or implement a decision, order, or plan.
Usage
  • The verb "carry out" requires a direct object (the thing being completed or executed). It is commonly used in formal, professional, and instructional contexts.
  • It describes the action of performing duties or fulfilling instructions.
Examples
  • Verb:
    • The scientists will carry out a series of experiments.
    • It is important to carry out the manager's instructions precisely.
    • The company carried out a successful marketing campaign.
Advanced Usage
  • "to carry out one's duties": to perform one's responsibilities or obligations.
    • The officer swore to carry out his duties faithfully.
  • "to carry out an investigation": to conduct or perform a formal inquiry.
    • The committee was formed to carry out a thorough investigation.
Variants and Related Words
  • Carry-through (n): The act of completing something.
    • The project's successful carry-through was due to good planning.
  • Carrier (n): A person or thing that carries. (Note: This is a distinct word with a different primary meaning).
Synonyms
  • Execute: To carry out fully or put into effect.
  • Implement: To put a decision, plan, or system into effect.
  • Perform: To carry out an action or task.
  • Conduct: To organize and carry out.
Related Phrasal Verbs
  • Carry on: To continue doing something.
    • Please carry on with your work.
  • Carry through: To complete something successfully despite difficulties.
    • Her determination carried her through the crisis.
Related Idioms
  • "Carry out the trash": (Literal) To take the garbage outside. This is a common literal use of the phrasal verb.
    • Could you please carry out the trash?
carry out

The scientist will carry out the experiment in the laboratory.

Verb
  1. pursue to a conclusion or bring to a successful issue
    • Did he go through with the treatment?
    • He implemented a new economic plan
    • She followed up his recommendations with a written proposal
  2. put in effect
    • carry out a task
    • execute the decision of the people
    • He actioned the operation