Carry out Meaning in English
expression
ˈkæɹi/, /ˈkɛɹi/ /ˈaʊt
KAIR-ee OWT
kˈæɹi/ /ˈaʊt
KARR-ee OWT
释义
To perform or complete a task, plan, order, or action. Often used for jobs, instructions, or official missions.
用法与细微差别
Common in formal, business, and technical contexts. Typical collocations: 'carry out research', 'carry out a test', 'carry out instructions'. Not used for physical carrying; it's about doing, not moving objects.
Spanish: llevar a cabo - realizar - ejecutarPortuguese (BR): realizar - executar - cumprirPortuguese (PT): realizar - executar - cumprirChinese (Simplified): 执行 - 实施Chinese (Traditional): 執行 - 實施Hindi: पूरा करना - अमल में लानाArabic: تنفيذ - إجراءBengali: বাস্তবায়ন করা - সম্পাদন করা - পরিচালনা করাRussian: осуществлять - выполнять - проводитьJapanese: 実行する - 行うVietnamese: tiến hành - thực hiệnKorean: 수행하다 - 실행하다Turkish: yerine getirmek - uygulamakUrdu: انجام دینا - عمل کرناIndonesian: melaksanakan - menjalankan - melakukan
例句
You must carry out these instructions carefully.
basic
The company will carry out a survey next month.
basic
Scientists carry out experiments in the lab.
basic
It took weeks to carry out the repairs after the storm.
natural
We can’t carry out the plan without more people.
natural
The police carried out a search of the building last night.
natural