carry out
to perform or execute a task
Example
The scientists will carry out experiments to test their hypothesis.
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Understand each item before testing yourself. Choose honestly whether it already feels familiar or needs practice.
to perform or execute a task
Example
The scientists will carry out experiments to test their hypothesis.
Use ten phrasal verbs to organize tasks, review choices, and complete work.
to perform or execute a task
The scientists will carry out experiments to test their hypothesis.
to arrange or establish something, often involving preparation or organization
They set up the tent in the park for their camping trip.
to engaging in physical exercise or activity with the purpose of improving one's fitness, health, or overall well-being. It can include various forms of exercise such as strength training, cardio exercises, yoga, or any other form of movement that challenges the body and promotes growth and development.
I plan to work out every day this week to get back into shape.
To accept, begin or engage with something.
He took up gardening as a new hobby.
to accept a challenge or responsibility
She is ready to take on the challenges of the new project.
Continue, proceed, go on
She was feeling tired but she decided to carry on with her work.
refuse, reject
He turned down the job offer because it didn't meet his expectations.
to postpone or delay
They decided to put off the meeting until next week.
to proceed or progress to the next stage or phase
After discussing the issue, it's time to move on and focus on something else.
to complete or endure a task, obstacle, or period of time
She managed to get through the difficult task with perseverance.