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Meanings of carrying out in English

Portuguese
desempenho
Catalan
acompliment
Spanish
cumplimiento

The act of performing; of doing something successfully; using knowledge as distinguished from merely possessing it.

desempenho
Usage of carrying out in English
1
Kordia, a New Zealand government telecommunications company, is carrying out the work.
Radio NZ
2
Dutch companies have a long history of carrying out similar salvage operations.
Reuters
3
Iran has denied carrying out the recent attacks in the Gulf region.
Reuters
4
The Israeli and Palestinian advance teams were carrying out their security checks.
The Irish Times
5
We are carrying out a serious study of those suggestions, Zhang said.
The Guardian
6
The two young men idly fantasize about carrying out the perfect crime.
Radio NZ
7
Still, carrying out his goals may prove difficult in the short term.
Reuters
8
Computers had begun in a modest way by carrying out routine work.
The End of Man?
9
Shortly after Netanyahu spoke, Israel's military began carrying out strikes in Gaza.
The South African
10
The United States was carrying out air strikes in Syria, he said.
Reuters
11
McGahn refused and said he would resign before carrying out the directive.
The Guardian
12
Police are carrying out searches at an address in the Cardiff area.
Radio NZ
13
Local authorities are carrying out an investigation into what caused the fire.
BBC
14
MPI said in January it was carrying out a suite of tests.
Radio NZ
15
As Justice Minister she approved carrying out the death penalty 16 times.
Reuters
16
The Independent Office for Police Conduct is also carrying out an investigation.
BBC
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Translations for carrying out
Carrying out through the time
Carrying out across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
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