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1 izvesti naredbu
• execute• implement -
2 izvrsiti nalog
execute an order, to fill an order (US) -
3 strijeljati
execute, shoot -
4 izvršiti
vt pf carry out, perform, execute, do; (provesti) effect, effectuate, implement; (b-stvariti) realize, bring about I izvršiti pod svaku cijenu do by any means, do or die; mora se izvršiti it must be done; narediti da se nešto izvrši order something done (BE to be done)* * *• execution• execute• carried out• carry through• carry out• complete• commit• discharge• effekt• effect• effectuate• transact• you do• filfill• fulfill• implement• achieve• accomplish• perform• perpetrate• make• realize -
5 provesti
vt pf (voditi) take through, conduct; (u djelo, izvršiti) carry out/through, bring about, execute, effect, put into effect/practice/operation, enforce, realize, implement, act on; (prijetnju, obećanje) carry out, make good (on); (dokraja) see/follow throu* * *• escort• execute• carry out• carry through• carried out• complete• show through• spend• take• put in• put through• install• instal• lead• guide• implement• conduct• convey• conducted• achieve• perform• manage -
6 izvesti
take out, lead out, umjetnički, izvršiti perform* * *• execute• embroider• export• carry out• bring out• carried out• run• derive• stage• take out• tap off• preform• present• fulfill• implement• hatch• perform• realize -
7 izvoditi
vt pf - izvesti; (vještine) perform, strut one's stuff; (ponašati se nezgodno itd.) carry on, pull stuff, cut capers I nastava se -i u prirodi classes are held in the open; djeca svašta -e kids get up to all sorts of mischief* * *• execute• run• derive• tap off• act• perform• render• realise -
8 izvršavati
vt impf - izvršiti l koji ne -a uncompliant, nonobservant; uncooperative; jur defaulting* * *• execute• obey -
9 načiniti
make, produce, prepare, do, execute* * *• commit• work• form• create• pattern• make out -
10 neizvršenje
n not carrying out, nonperform-ance, nonexecution, noneffectuation, nonimplementation, noncommitment; failure to carry out, failure to do/execute/ /perform/effect/implement I u slučaju -a in the event of default* * *• fail• failing• failure• nonperformance -
11 pogubiti
kill, decapitate* * *• execute• slay -
12 riješiti
* * *• execute• determine• decide• dope out• to solve• settle• solve• figure out• answer• resolve -
13 smaknuti
vt pf (pogubiti) execute, put to death (specif hang, behead, decapitate, quarter, electrocute); - skinuti, povući | smaknuti s uma - smetnuti s uma* * *• decapitate -
14 suđenje
n trial, court proceedings; -rasuđivanje, prosudba | ponovno suđenjee retrial (lom prilikom on retrial); bez -a without trial; smaknuće bez -a summary execution; smaknuti bez suđenjea execute summarily* * *• proceeding• lawsuit• judging• law suit• refereeing -
15 učiniti
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16 vršiti
vt perform, execute, effect, exercise, practice (BE -ise), carry out/on; do, act; transact; (počiniti) perpetrate, commit | -ti pokuse conduct experiments; »-mo popravke« Repairs Done* * *• exert• do• practice• pursue• practise• administer• perform -
17 egzekutirati
vt pf/impf execute (-provesti, izvršiti); -smaknuti -
18 izvrsavati naloge
meet (or: fill, execute) orders -
19 luping
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20 neobavljanje
n nonperformance, nonexecu-tion, failure to perform/execute/do/dis-charge
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execute — [ek′si kyo͞ot΄] vt. executed, executing [ME executen < OFr executer, back form. < executeur: see EXECUTOR] 1. to follow out or carry out; do; perform; fulfill [to execute another s orders] 2. to carry into effect; administer (laws, etc.) 3 … English World dictionary
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execute — late 14c., to carry into effect, from O.Fr. executer (14c.), from M.L. executare, from L. execut /exsecut , pp. stem of exequi/exsequi to follow out (see EXECUTION (Cf. execution)). Meaning to inflict capital punishment is from late 15c. Related … Etymology dictionary
execute — 1 effect, fulfill, discharge, *perform, accomplish, achieve Analogous words: complete, finish, conclude, *close: *realize, actualize, externalize, objectify 2 *kill, dispatch, slay, murder, assassinate … New Dictionary of Synonyms
