1. To bring to an issue of full success; to effect; to perform; to execute fully; to fulfill
2. To equip or furnish thoroughly; hence, to complete in acquirements; to render accomplished; to polish.
3. To gain; to obtain.

To gain with effort; SYN. accomplish, attain, reach.

(Homonym: dew, due).
(Irregular preterit, past participle: did, done).
1. To perform or act; .
2. To carry on or manage; SYN. manage.
3. To create or design, often in a certain way; SYN. make.
4. To get (something) done; SYN. perform.
5. To proceed or get along; SYN. fare, make out, come, get along.
6. To travel or traverse (a distance).
7. A function word used to form questions.
8. A function word used, in the negative, to frame negative sentences. + prikaži više

1. To act so as to bring about; SYN. carry out.
2. To cause to happen or occur; SYN. effectuate, bring about, set up.

ETYM Latin exsequi to pursue to the end, to accomplish.
1. To carry out or accomplish according to a plan or design.
2. To carry out the legalities of.
3. To sign a legal document in the presence of witnesses.
4. To murder execution-style.
5. To kill as a legal means of punishment; SYN. put to death.

1. To process fast and efficiently.
2. To speed up the progress of; facilitate; SYN. hasten.
3. Hasten; carry through quickly and efficiently.

To sell or transfer abroad.
Goods or service produced in one country and sold to another. Exports may be visible (goods such as automobiles physically exported) or invisible (services such as banking and tourism, that are provided in the exporting country but paid for by residents of another country).

ETYM See Implement (n.).
Carry out, perform.
To make use of; SYN. apply, utilize.

1. To follow the commands or guidance of
2. To conform to or comply with
3. To behave obediently
4. To be obedient to.

1. To give a performance
2. To perform a function
3. To act or perform an action; SYN. execute, do.

Alternate (chiefly British) spelling of realize.

(Alternate spelling: realise).
1. To convert into cash; of goods and property.
2. To make real or concrete; give reality to; SYN. actualize.

1. To put into service; make work; make use of of employ for a particular purpose:; SYN. utilize, utilise, apply, employ.
2. To seek or achieve an end by using
3. To take or consume (regularly)
4. To use up, consume fully; SYN. expend.

ETYM French exécution, Latin executio, exsecutio.
1. Putting a condemned person to death; SYN. executing, capital punishment, death penalty.
2. The act of accomplishing some aim or executing some order; SYN. implementation, carrying out.
3. The process of carrying out an instruction by a computer.