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61perform — v. a. 1. Do, execute, effect, accomplish, achieve, compass, bring about, bring to pass, work out, transact. 2. Observe, fulfil, meet, discharge, satisfy, complete, adhere to, be faithful to, comply with, act up to, execute. 3. Act, represent,… …
62perform — v 1. carry out, execute, do, discharge, meet; transact, conduct, carry on; succeed in, manage, bring off, Sl. pull off, Inf. put over, U.S. Si swing, U.S. Si cut; complete, conclude, finish, carry through; dispose of, Sl. knock off, Sl. polish… …
63perform — per·form …
64perform — Make a fuss …
65perform — To act for the purpose of accomplishment. In the usual and ordinary legal sense, to act in complete accomplishment of one s obligation. Wooldridge v Stern (CC Mo) 42 F 311 …
66perform — v. 1 tr. (also absol.) carry into effect; be the agent of; do (a command, promise, task, etc.). 2 tr. (also absol.) go through, execute (a public function, play, piece of music, etc.). 3 intr. act in a play; play music, sing …
67perform a task — do a job, do an assignment …
68perform one's duties — accomplish one s assigned tasks, fulfill one s responsibilities …
69perform one's duty — fulfill an obligation, live up to one s responsibility …
70perform wonders — do miraculous deeds, do amazing things …