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ex·e·cu·tion
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复数:executions
词根:exec
abbr.exec 实行(execute);实行的(executive)
adj.executive 行政的;经营的;执行的,经营管理的
executed 已执行的;已生效的
executable 可执行的;可实行的
executory 实施中的,未生效的
executorial 遗嘱执行人的
n.executive 经理;执行委员会;执行者;经理主管人员
executor 执行者;[法] 遗嘱执行人
exec 执行,执行程序;主任参谋,副舰长
executioner 刽子手,死刑执行人
executant 执行者;演奏者;实行者
executrix 女遗嘱执行人
v.executed 履行(execute的过去分词)
vt.execute 实行;执行;处死
Noun
1. putting a condemned person to death
2. the act of performing; of doing something successfully; using knowledge as distinguished from merely possessing it;
"they criticised his performance as mayor"
"experience generally improves performance"
3. (computer science) the process of carrying out an instruction by a computer
4. (law) the completion of a legal instrument (such as a contract or deed) by signing it (and perhaps sealing and delivering it) so that it becomes legally binding and enforceable
5. a routine court order that attempts to enforce the judgment that has been granted to a plaintiff by authorizing a sheriff to carry it out
6. the act of accomplishing some aim or executing some order;
"the agency was created for the implementation of the policy"
7. unlawful premeditated killing of a human being by a human being
execution time执行时间;完成时间
program executionn. 程序运行,程序执行
execution plan执行计划
execution environment执行环境
put into execution实行,实施,执行;完成;实现
compulsory execution强制执行
stay of execution停止执行;(死刑)缓期执行
execution path[计]执行通路
execution of contract履行合同;契约生效
execution of work施工;工作法
14世纪后期,“执行,实施; 执行(法律,法规等),实施(计划等)”,来自盎格鲁-法语 execucioun(13世纪后期),古法语 execucion “执行”(命令等),源自拉丁语 executionem(主格 executio)“完成”,动作名词,来自 exequi/exsequi “跟随”(见 execute)。
“处死行为”(14世纪中期)的具体意义来自中古英语法律用语,例如 don execution of deth “执行死刑”。字面意义“将某事物付诸实施的行动”来自14世纪后期。美国橄榄球队坦帕湾海盗队(Tampa Bay Buccaneers)惨淡的教练约翰·麦凯(John McKay)在被记者问及他对球队表现的看法时回答:“我认为这是个好主意。” Executor 和 executioner 曾经可以互换使用,因为两者都是执行法律命令的人。
完成动作
完成情况
完成质量
强制执行
处刑
签订
Middle English execucion, from Anglo-French, from Latin exsecution-, exsecutio, from exsequi to execute, from ex- + sequi to follow — more at sue
The first known use of execution was in the 14th century
expositionnoun
an explanation of something
a piece of writing that explains
the first part of a piece of music in which the theme is presented
a public exhibition
experience1 of 2noun
the actual living through an event or series of events
learn by experience
skill or knowledge gained by actually doing or feeling a thing had gained a lot of experience by the end of the season
a job that requires someone with experience
the amount of such skill or knowledge
has five years' experience
something one has actually done or lived through
my experiences as a riverboat pilot
experience2 of 2verb
to have experience of : undergo
experienced many hardships as a child
expectverb
to believe that something will occur and wait for it to happen expect her home soon
expect rain
suppose sense 3, think
who do you expect will win?
to consider reasonable, due, or necessary
expect an honest day's work
to consider obligated
expected you to pay your debts
expandverb
to open wide : unfold
a bird with wings expanded
to increase in size, number, or amount the expanding universe their work expanded
substances expand when heated
to work out in greater detail
expand an argument
to perform the indicated mathematical operations of : write out in full
expand both sides of an equation
existencenoun
the fact or the state of having being or of being real
the largest animal in existence
the state of being alive : life
owed my existence to a doctor's skill
exhibitionnoun
an act or instance of exhibiting
a public showing (as of works of art, manufactured goods, or athletic skill)
exhibit1 of 2verb
to show by outward signs : reveal
exhibit an interest in music
to put on display
exhibit a collection of paintings
exhibit2 of 2noun
an article or a collection shown in an exhibition
an article presented as evidence in a court of law
exercise1 of 2noun
the act of putting into use, action, or practice
the exercise of power
bodily activity for the sake of physical fitness
get plenty of fresh air and exercise
something done to develop skill finger exercises
arithmetic exercises
plural a program of songs, speeches, and announcements of awards and honors
graduation exercises
exercise2 of 2verb
to put into use : exert exercise authority
exercise patience
to use again and again in order to strengthen or develop
exercise a muscle
to put through exercises : give exercise to
exercise the dog
to worry, alarm, or annoy about something
the people were exercised about pollution
to take exercise
exercises every day
executionnoun
the act or process of executing : a carrying through of something to its finish
put a plan into execution
a putting to death as a legal penalty
the way in which something is executed
1 This wasn’t a duel—it was an execution.
2 We apologize for the delay in our execution of the contract.
我们为履行合同时的延误表示道歉.
3 Nevertheless, it has been put in this position of execution, and the silver-handled knife is being thrown at it.
4 Butler had picked it up for a song from a government official after the ivory poacher’s execution.
5 At dawn, worn out by the tormented vigil, he appeared in the cell an hour before the execution.
6 They argue about how to make the execution as drawn out and painful as possible.
7 But rather than give the testimony that might have spared her life, he fled to Canada after the assassination, where he followed the news of his mother’s trial and execution.
8 In other words, disconnection does not block waiting for the connection's associated slot to complete execution.
也就是说, 断开连接不会停止等待连接相关的插槽完成执行.
9 At noon, we were ordered to march out upon the quarterdeck to witness the execution of a traitor.
10 The execution was scheduled for 12:01 a.m. on August 18.
11 In the electric chair years, he complained that he could smell flesh burning after the midnight executions.
12 The first execution by electrocution had actually taken place eleven months earlier, at Auburn.
13 The central issue of this paper is the coercive execution of administration.
行政强制执行,在行政法领域,是近年来逐渐升温的热点问题之一.
14 They want a public execution of the prisoner.
15 The beginning of the end for Hulbert came on a night when, three hours before a scheduled 5 A.M. execution, two inmates es-caped from another part of the prison.
16 Visualization of application execution.
应用执行的可视化。
17 Between the passage of Alabama's new death penalty statute in 1975 and the end of 1988, there had been only three executions in Alabama.
18 Conversely, when the idea is wrong, working harder at execution can never make it right.
相对地, 如果构想错误, 再怎么努力执行也都无法成功.
19 "Tomorrow," Cain says, "after Veturius's execution, we will crown the Foretold."
20 They will be responsible for the overall planning, execution, and success of complex technical projects.
他们将负责复杂技术项目的总体规划 、 执行和成功实施.
1 成功
successful triumphant in great big do go win career speed success score battle stroke panic winning ringer work click answer rise arrive succeed thrive prevail prosper godspeed
2 施工
3 执行
exec executive executory performance exercise administration enforcement prosecution serve perform execute administer enforce tender for put in practice discharge obey dispense carry out fulfilment pursuance fulfil do take follow police conduct minister prosecute implementation implement honour follow out achieve fill act on pursue make good make run in effect irrepealable work fulfill officiate transact performing carriage complete apply publish
4 强制执行
5 履行
performance perform implement execute fulfil redeem acquittal keep fill discharge into effect act up to do make good satisfaction fulfilment meet honour implementation accomplishment redemption pursuance respond satisfy fulfill acquit
6 完成
complete finished achievement completion accomplishment fruition consummation do make finish achieve execute accomplish finalize get through with carry out through perfect done consummatory maturity fulfillment end top ripen fulfill get perform round cap crown attain enact thrash consummate over and done with break the neck of give effect to bring to completion put the last hand to off the stocks come to perfection close carry conclude work it wrap up go through with top off carry through mop up working performing perfective performance perfection culmination work effect hit pull touch operate bowl mature fulfil encompass compass amen acquit effectuate consummative finishing completive follow-through floor implement discharge negotiate finalise piece out clew up
8 实施
practice operation make perform operate conduct execute impose administer enforce perpetrate operationalize effectuate put into action set the wheels in motion effect enforcement accomplishment introduce implement wreak take put dispense give effect to executive prosecution imposition dispensation enact bring into effect put into operation carry out into action put into effect implementation in effect
10 政治谋杀
11 演技
action performance acting dramatics theatrical histrionics theater entertainment interpretation enactment
12 处决
13 实行
implementary practice performance implementation pursuit prosecution effectuation live pull realize implement pursue execute prosecute actualize actualise put in force carry into execution put into execution put in execution put in action put into action bring into effect bring to effect carry into effect give effect to bring into practice put in practice put into practice put into effect stage come into effect carry out take effect fulfil effect institute effectuate get it on operate administer executive deed fulfillment pursuance fulfill keep perform enact into action working performing exercise accomplishment doing floatation act pass float practise play actual accomplish wage invoke do apply
14 手法
pass touch mechanism gimmick contrivance hand technique trick stroke casting manipulation manoeuvre ploy sleight technics manner pitch tactic tactics shtick legerdemain hocus-pocus technic
15 扮演
impersonative representational representation impersonation personation figure do play support act present represent portray enact impersonate personate
16 技巧
art address skill technique craft trick mechanism competence know-how finesse contrivance technic play hand touch wrinkle knack workman sleight artifice technics mechanics techno- management science facility gymnastic moxie facture
18 制作
work production direct do make model fashion execute form cut produce forge wrought manufacture making fabrication facture shape dress tailor fabricate scrimshaw
20 破坏力
21 演奏
version performance rendering rendition play perform gig execute render interpret playing stumble performing bit interpretation jeu swing executant stuff on noodle tune discourse jive
22 杀伤力
23 死刑
24 处死
25 表演
act performance display presentation acting rendering portrayal rendition perform execute dramatic part date drama interpretation appear render interpret enact onstage interpretative presentational trial exhibition give play turn put in run through show do
27 贯彻
pervasive implementation accomplishment prosecution pursuance perfect carry press implement pursue execute accomplish encompass effectuate
28 作成
29 执行令