Pronunciation: /ˈkɛri aʊt/
noun the act of carrying out a task or action
A1 I need help to carry out my homework.
A2 The team will carry out a survey to gather data.
B1 It is important to carry out regular maintenance on your car.
B2 The company plans to carry out a restructuring of its operations.
C1 The scientists will carry out a series of experiments to test their hypothesis.
C2 The government has decided to carry out a comprehensive review of its policies.
verb to complete or fulfill a task or action
A1 I carry out my daily chores before going to bed.
A2 The students were asked to carry out a simple experiment in class.
B1 The company will carry out a survey to gather feedback from customers.
B2 The researchers plan to carry out a series of experiments to test their hypothesis.
C1 The government has decided to carry out a thorough investigation into the matter.
C2 It is important to carry out a risk assessment before implementing any new policies.
formal The research team will carry out a series of experiments to test their hypothesis.
informal I need to carry out some errands before we can leave for the party.
slang Let's carry out this plan and see where it takes us.
figurative She always tries to carry out her responsibilities with grace and diligence.
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