Definition of "carry out" [carry out]

• To hold while moving something out. (verb)
• (idiomatic) To fulfill. (verb)

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• "But sources at the Department for International Development, who pointed out that it provided £1m in start-up funding, said that Britain wanted to carry out a rigorous assessment of Bachelet's plans after doubts about the work of the former UN gender organisation, UNIFEM, which received £3m from Britain."
• "Instead, he said the council praises the military's "ability to carry out such a large-scale exposure-monitoring study in the midst of a military operation.""
• "Proteins carry out the various cellular processes that make our bodily systems function."