“To carry out” in Japanese
Short answer
To carry out in Japanese is “運び出す” (hakobidasu). Full meaning: to carry out (of somewhere), to transport, to take out.
Other ways to say “To carry out” in Japanese
為る
suru to do, to carry out, to perform; to cause to become, to make (into), to turn (into); to serve as, to act as, to work as
押し通す
oshitoosu to persist in, to carry out, to have one's own way, to push through, to carry through
持ち出す
mochidasu to take out, to carry out, to bring out from where it belongs; to mention something, to broach a topic, to bring up (a subject), to raise (an issue), to mention
果たす
hatasu to accomplish, to achieve, to carry out, to fulfill, to fulfil, to realize, to execute, to perform, to do; to do ... completely, to do ... entirely
遂げる
togeru to accomplish, to achieve, to carry out; to arrive at (a certain outcome), to come to, to end with
営む
itonamu to run (a business), to operate, to conduct, to practice (law, medicine, etc.); to carry out, to perform, to lead (a life); to hold (a Buddhist or Shinto ceremony)
運出せる
hakobidaseru to carry out (of somewhere), to transport, to take out
運び出せる
hakobidaseru to carry out (of somewhere), to transport, to take out
為す
nasu to do, to commit, to carry out, to bring about
はこびだせる
hakobidaseru to carry out (of somewhere), to transport, to take out
はこびだす
hakobidasu to carry out (of somewhere), to transport, to take out
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