Definition of put into execution - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
carry outDated UK make a plan or order happen in real lifeDated UK
- The new policy was put into execution last week.
- The rescue plan was put into execution immediately.
- Their strategy was put into execution after approval.
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Expressions with put
place an object on a surface
She put down the book on the table.
wear clothing or accessories
She put on her favorite dress.
place something inside another object
She put in the keys into her bag.
extinguish a fire or light
He rushed to put out the fire in the kitchen..
dress yourself or someone with an item
She told him to put it on before going outside.
place an object inside a pocket
He put it in his pocket and walked away.
raise one's hands above the head
During the game, everyone had to put their hands up.
change the time to an earlier hour
We need to put the clock back this weekend.
help someone, usually a child, go to sleep
She put the baby to bed at 8 PM.
assemble parts to form a whole
She put together the new furniture.
hang or mount something
She put up the curtains in the living room.
pause or delay an action or process temporarily
They put a hold on the project until further notice.
ignite something using a match
He put a match to the dry leaves.
attribute a person's name to their face or voice
I couldn't put a name to his face at first.
decide how much money something should cost
They put a price on the old painting.
cast a shadow over something
The tree put a shadow on the garden.
cast a magical spell on someone or something
The witch put a spell on the prince.
place something around another object
She put around the scarf on her neck.
treat as more important than another
She always puts her family before her job.
move past a difficult experience
He managed to put behind him the loss of his job.
write something on a list
He put her name down as a volunteer.
record someone's intention to contribute or participate
She put me down for volunteering at the event.
arrange something at the beginning of a sequence
He put the most important task first on his list.
extend a body part or something held forward
He put forth his hand to greet her.
Expressions with execution
the act of carrying out a task or duty
The manager oversees the job execution of the team.
process of carrying out duties and promises written in an agreement
The company monitored contract execution to ensure all services were delivered.
detailed outline showing how to carry out a decision or project
The team reviewed the execution plan before starting the campaign.
speed at which a task is completed
The execution speed of the project was remarkable.
flawless and smooth performance of a task
The team achieved seamless execution of the project.
temporary suspension of a court judgment or order
The lawyer requested a stay of execution for the case.
in a manner resembling an execution
The victim was shot execution-style.
stage of a project when planned tasks are actively carried out
During the execution phase, the team built and tested all system components.
length of time a program or algorithm needs to finish running
We optimized the code to reduce the execution time significantly.
process where a computer runs instructions written in a software program
Errors during program execution caused the application to crash unexpectedly.
doing two or more programs or processes at once on one machine
The server uses concurrent execution to handle many requests at once.
execution without a formal trial or legal process
The dictator ordered a summary execution of the rebels.
temporarily stop a court judgment from being carried out
The judge decided to stay the execution pending appeal.
process where a computer system runs a specific instruction or command
The vulnerability allows unauthorized command execution on the database server.
running of a program directly on hardware without intermediary software layer
The system allows direct execution of code on the processor.
set of system resources and settings where a program runs
The application failed because its execution environment lacked the required libraries.
the act of signing a legal document
The execution of instrument was completed by the lawyer.
arranged sequence in which actions or instructions are carried out
Changing the execution order of steps solved the timing problem.
configuration setting controlling whether scripts or programs may run on systems
Adjust the execution policy before running unsigned scripts in PowerShell.
sale of property by court order
The house was sold at an execution sale.
part of a computer processor that carries out program instructions
The chip includes a fast execution unit for complex mathematical operations.
process of carrying out a computer instruction
Instruction execution is crucial for program performance.
court order to enforce a judgment
The judge issued a writ of execution.
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- French:appliquer, ...
- German:umsetzen, ...
- Italian:attuare, ...
- Spanish:ejecutar, ...
- Portuguese:executar, ...
- Chinese:实施, ...
- Japanese:実行に移す, ...
- Arabic:نَفَّذَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהוֹצִיא לַפֹּעַל, ...
- Russian:осуществить, ...
- Ukrainian:здійснити, ...
- Hindi:लागू करना, ...
- Bengali:বাস্তবায়িত করা, ...
- Catalan:executar, ...
- Czech:provést, ...
- Danish:gennemføre, ...
- Dutch:uitvoeren, ...
- Greek:υλοποιώ, ...
- Hungarian:végrehajtani, ...
- Khmer:អនុវត្ត, ...
- Korean:실행하다, ...
- Persian:اجرا کردن, ...
- Polish:zrealizować, ...
- Portuguese (BR):executar, ...
- Romanian:a pune în aplicare, ...
- Swedish:genomföra, ...
- Thai:นำไปปฏิบัติ, ...
- Turkish:uygulamaya koymak, ...
- Vietnamese:thực hiện, ...
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