transitive. To accomplish, carry out, perform; to execute (a command); to fulfil (a promise); to pay (tribute); to abide by, maintain (peace). Obs…

transitive. To carry out, perform: = last, v.1 2.

transitive. To carry out, perform, accomplish (an act or deed); to be the cause of, bring about; (esp. of God) to determine, ordain (a course of…

To perform, execute, achieve, carry out, effect, bring to pass. transitive. With an object denoting action, frequently expressed by a general noun…

To perform, do, carry out. transitive. In positive or neutral contexts: to perform or carry out (something, esp. a service or duty). Obsolete.

transitive. To accomplish, carry out; also, to manage to (do something). See afford, v. 1.

transitive. To accomplish, effect, perform.

transitive. To perform duly, carry out, execute (something commanded, recommended, or imposed as an obligation). Also: to carry out (one's own desire…

transitive. With may or might (in the sense ‘can’). To accomplish, achieve, manage (something planned or desired). Also intransitive. Obsolete.

transitive to bring to a conclusion or to completion, to finish.

transitive. To do (something); to perform, to carry out (a deed, an act, etc.); to make (a pilgrimage); to commit (a sin). Now rare.

transitive. To perform, carry out, execute, accomplish; = perform, v. 1a, 2.

To accomplish, fulfil.

transitive. To do, carry out, execute, or accomplish (something commanded, promised, or undertaken, or (in extended sense) an action, operation…

transitive. To carry out successfully, bring to a successful conclusion (an action, enterprise, etc.); to accomplish, bring off.

transitive. To achieve, perform, accomplish.

transitive. To put into action or operation (an idea, a process, a procedure, etc.); to perform as a normal procedure.

transitive. To undertake or perform; to achieve, accomplish. Obsolete.

To carry out, perform (an action, operation, movement, etc., that has been planned or prescribed, or that requires skill or care).

transitive. To accomplish, complete, fulfil. Also with that and object clause: To bring about, ensure.

Scottish. transitive. To put into effect, bring about, carry through. Obsolete.

transitive. To put into practice, to be engaged in, to carry out; to be skilled at.

transitive. To put into operation or exercise; to carry into act; to commit (a crime). Obsolete.

transitive. To do, accomplish (a turn of work). archaic or Obsolete.

To bring into act, accomplish, perform. Obsolete.

transitive. To carry out in action (a plan, command, purpose). Obsolete.

transitive. To bring (something) to completion or fruition; to bring to a conclusion. Also: to put (something) into action or practice; to cause…

transitive. To carry out or accomplish. Obsolete.

transitive. To carry out or perform (an operation or process). Obsolete.

transitive. To fulfil, accomplish. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To practise, perform; to accomplish, carry out.

transitive. †To carry through (an undertaking) (obsolete); to enable (a person) to surmount (a difficulty, etc.) as on a swelling tide.

To carry out, execute (a piece of work).