execute
verb
uk/ˈeksɪkjuːt/ us [ T ]
to do or perform something in a planned way:
Local authority officials will check that the work is being executed according to the plans submitted.
execute an agreement/a plan/a contract
[ T ] IT
to make a computer program or instruction work:
execute a command/program
The software translates programs from language a human can read and understand to language a computer can execute.
[ I ]
to be successful with your business plans:
The company knows the local market and has a great ability to execute.
execute a trade
STOCK MARKET
to buy or sell shares, etc.:
The bond trader who is believed to have executed the trade refused to comment on the transaction.
execute a will
LAW
to deal with a dead person's money, property, etc. according to the instructions in their will
Phrasal verb
execute on sth