execution

execution
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noun
1) ((an act of) killing by law: The judge ordered the execution of the murderer.) henrettelse
2) (the act of executing (orders or skilled movements etc).) utføring, iverksetting
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subst. \/ˌeksɪˈkjuːʃn\/
1) henrettelse
• the execution ground was prepared for yet another execution
henrettelsesstedet ble gjort klart til enda en henrettelse
2) utførelse, iverksettelse
• the execution of one's duties is important
det å oppfylle ens plikter er viktig
3) (kunst) utførelse, foredrag, fingerferdighet (i pianospill)
4) (jus) fullbyrdelse, eksekusjon, utlegg, opprettelse
• he witnessed the execution of a deed
han var vitne til opprettelsen av et skjøte
5) kraftig virkning, ødeleggelse
carry into execution iverksette, utføre, sette ut i livet
do execution gjøre virkning anrette ødeleggelse
execution of judgement (jus) domsfullbyrdelse
execution of sentence (jus) straffullbyrdelse
hold an execution la en henrettelse finne sted
levy execution on\/against somebody foreta utlegg hos noen, gjøre eksekusjon hos noen
put in execution iverksette, utføre, sette ut i livet
take in execution ta utlegg, foreta utlegg

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