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executing

UK
/ˈɛksɪkjuːtɪŋ/
US
/ˈɛksɪˌkjutɪŋ/

Translations

executingnoun
executings
pl
Gerund functioning as an uncountable and occasionally countable noun.
exécutionAu sens juridique : mise à mort comme peine légale.
Public executing of criminals was once common in Europe.
L'exécution publique des criminels était autrefois courante en Europe.
The careful executing of the plan impressed her supervisors.
L'exécution minutieuse du plan a impressionné ses supérieurs.
executinggerund / present participle
Present-participle form used attributively.
exécutantSe dit d'une personne ou d'un service qui réalise une action ou une décision.
The executing officer signed the paperwork.
L'officier exécutant a signé les documents.
executeverb

executing

Gerund

executed
Past Simple
executed
Past Participle
executing
Gerund
UK
/ˈɛksɪkjuːt/
US
/ˈɛksɪˌkjut/
signerDans le langage juridique, pour rendre un document valable.
Both parties need to execute the contract for it to be legally binding.
Les deux parties doivent signer le contrat pour qu’il soit juridiquement contraignant.
The team was able to execute the project successfully within the given timeline.
L’équipe a pu exécuter le projet avec succès dans le délai imparti.
exécuterInformatique.
When the user clicks the icon, the operating system executes the application.
Lorsque l’utilisateur clique sur l’icône, le système d’exploitation exécute l’application.
The pianist executed the complex piece flawlessly during the concert.
Le pianiste a réalisé la pièce complexe sans la moindre faute pendant le concert.
exécuterJustice et droit pénal.
The state decided to execute the prisoner after the final appeal was denied.
L’État a décidé d’exécuter le prisonnier après le rejet du dernier appel.
Additional translations
réaliserPour une œuvre d’art ou une pièce musicale ; registre soutenu.
Synonyms
execute
enforce
fulfill
accomplish
implement
carry out
perform
conduct
Antonyms
neglect
halt
fail
abort

Definitions

executingnoun
The act or process of carrying out or putting something into effect.
The careful executing of the plan impressed her supervisors.
The act of putting a condemned person to death as a legal penalty.
Public executing of criminals was once common in Europe.
executinggerund / present participle
Currently carrying out or putting into effect.
The executing officer signed the paperwork.
executeverb
To carry out or put into effect a plan, order, or course of action.
The team was able to execute the project successfully within the given timeline.
To perform a task or piece of work, especially one requiring skill or precision.
The pianist executed the complex piece flawlessly during the concert.
To carry out a sentence of death on a legally condemned person.
The state decided to execute the prisoner after the final appeal was denied.
To produce a work of art or a piece of music.
The artist executed a beautiful painting that captured the essence of the landscape.
To make a legal document valid by signing it.
Both parties need to execute the contract for it to be legally binding.
Computing: to run or carry out the instructions of (a program, script, or command).
When the user clicks the icon, the operating system executes the application.
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