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ex·e·cute
/ˈɛksɪˌkjut/
(vt.)執行,實行,完成,處死,製成(v.)執行
From:
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execute
執行
EX
From:
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execute
執行
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Ex·e·cute
v. t.
[
imp. &
p
. p.
Executed
p.
pr
. &
vb
. n.
Executing
]
1.
To
follow
out
or
through
to
the
end
;
to
carry
out
into
complete
effect
;
to
complete
;
to
finish
;
to
effect
;
to
perform
.
Why
delays
His
hand
to
execute
what
his
decree
Fixed
on
this
day
? --
Milton
.
2.
To
complete
,
as
a
legal
instrument
;
to
perform
what
is
required
to
give
validity
to
,
as
by
signing
and
perhaps
sealing
and
delivering
;
as
,
to
execute
a
deed
,
lease
,
mortgage
,
will
,
etc
.
3.
To
give
effect
to
;
to
do
what
is
provided
or
required
by
;
to
perform
the
requirements
or
stipulations
of
;
as
,
to
execute
a
decree
,
judgment
,
writ
,
or
process
.
4.
To
infect
capital
punishment
on
;
to
put
to
death
in
conformity
to
a
legal
sentence
;
as
,
to
execute
a
traitor
.
5.
To
put
to
death
illegally
;
to
kill
. [
Obs
.]
6.
Mus.
To
perform
,
as
a
piece
of
music
or
other
feat
of
skill
,
whether
on
an
instrument
or
with
the
voice
,
or
in
any
other
manner
requiring
physical
activity
;
as
,
to
execute
a
difficult
part
brilliantly
;
to
execute
a
coup
;
to
execute
a
double
play
.
Syn:
--
To
accomplish
;
effect
;
fulfill
;
achieve
;
consummate
;
finish
;
complete
.
See
Accomplish
.
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Ex·e·cute
,
v. i.
1.
To
do
one's
work
;
to
act
one's
part
or
purpose
. [
R
.]
2.
To
perform
musically
.
◄
►
From:
WordNet (r) 2.0
execute
v
1:
kill
as
a
means
of
socially
sanctioned
punishment
; "
In
some
states
,
criminals
are
executed
" [
syn
:
put to death
]
2:
murder
execution-style
; "
The
Mafioso
who
collaborated
with
the
police
was
executed
"
3:
put
in
effect
; "
carry
out
a
task
"; "
execute
the
decision
of
the
people
"; "
He
actioned
the
operation
" [
syn
: {
carry
through
,
accomplish
,
carry out
,
action
,
fulfill
,
fulfil
]
4:
carry
out
the
legalities
of
; "
execute
a
will
or
a
deed
"
5:
carry
out
a
process
or
program
,
as
on
a
computer
or
a
machine
; "
Run
the
dishwasher
"; "
run
a
new
program
on
the
Mac
"; "
the
computer
executed
the
instruction
" [
syn
:
run
]
6:
carry
out
or
perform
an
action
; "
John
did
the
painting
,
the
weeding
,
and
he
cleaned
out
the
gutters
"; "
the
skater
executed
a
triple
pirouette
"; "
she
did
a
little
dance
"
[
syn
:
perform
,
do
]
7:
sign
in
the
presence
of
witnesses
; "
The
President
executed
the
treaty
"
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