perform

perform
pə'fo:m
verb
1) (to do, especially with care or as a duty: The doctor performed the operation.) utføre, foreta
2) (to act (in the theatre etc) or do anything musical, theatrical etc to entertain an audience: The company will perform a Greek play; She performed on the violin.) opptre, medvirke, spille
- performer
gjøre
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opptre
verb \/pəˈfɔːm\/
1) (også performing) utføre, iverksette, utrette, forrette
I asked you to perform a task
jeg ba deg om å utføre en oppgave
do you know how to perform a command?
vet du hvordan du skal iverksette en kommando?
he left to perform an errand
han reiste for å utrette et ærend
the priest performs a marriage ceremony
presten forretter en vielse
2) oppfylle
the company has not performed the contract
selskapet har ikke oppfylt kontrakten
she can perform her duty
hun kan gjøre sin plikt
he performed a promise
han oppfylte et ønske
3) fremføre, spille, oppføre
the piano player performs a piece of music
pianisten framfører et musikkstykke
4) opptre, spille, synge
he'll perform in the role of Hamlet
han opptrer i rollen som Hamlet
perform on the flute
spille fløyte
5) fungere, arbeide (effektivt), tjenestegjøre
perform an operation foreta en operasjon, utføre en operasjon
perform one's devotions forrette sin andakt
perform tricks (om dyr) gjøre kunster

English-Norwegian dictionary. 2013.

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