carry out (B1)
phrasal verb
Pronunciation: /ˈkæri aʊt/
Definition
To perform or execute a task, instruction, or order.
Examples
The team was instructed to carry out the experiment precisely as described in the manual.
It is essential to carry out regular maintenance checks to ensure the machine runs smoothly.
Despite the difficulties, they managed to carry out their mission successfully.
How to Use carry out
- carry out a task (collocation)
- To complete a specific piece of work. — "It's important to carry out each task carefully."
- carry out instructions (collocation)
- To follow directions or orders. — "Please carry out the instructions exactly as written."
- carry out an investigation (collocation)
- To conduct a formal inquiry. — "The police will carry out an investigation into the incident."
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