enforce,perform,execute有什么区别？常用搭配分别有哪些，谢谢

enforce

[in5fC:s]

vt.

强迫, 执行, 坚持, 加强

enforce

[in5fC:s]

vt.

实施, 执行

强制, 迫使

支持, 加强, 坚持 (要求, 主张等)

enforce the law

执行法律

enforce silence

强令安静

enforce obedience on [from, upon] sb.

强迫某人服从

enforced education

强迫教育, 义务教育

enforce an argument [a demand]

加强论点[坚持要求]

enforceable

[In`fR: sEbl]

adj.

可实施的, 可执行的

可强行的, 可压服的

(法律的)可强制服从的

enforceability

[in7fC:sE5biliti]

n.

enforcer

n.

实施[强制]者

流氓集团为维护黑纪律而设的执法人-cive

enforce

[in5fC:s]

adj.

enforce

en.force

AHD:[?n-f?rs“, -f?rs“]

D.J.[en6f%8s, -6f*&rs]

K.K.[Wn6f%rs, -6fors]

v.tr.

en.forced,en.forc.ing,en.forc.es

To compel observance of or obedience to:

enforce a regulation.

To impose (a kind of behavior, for example); compel:

enforce military discipline.

To give force to; reinforce:

“enforces its plea with a description of the pains of hell”(Albert C. Baugh)

Middle English enforcen

from Old French enforcier [to exert force, compel,]

and from enforcir [to strengthen]

en- [causative pref.] * see en- 1

force [strength] * see force

enforce“abil”ity

n.

enforce“able

adj.

enforce“ment

n.

enforc“er

n.

enforce ,implement ,invoke

The central meaning shared by these verbs is “to cause to be applied or carried out”:

enforced the rules;

implementing the terms of the agreement;

invoke emergency powers.

enforce

compeldriveexecuteforcemakeoblige

enforce

[In5fC:s]

vt.

enforced, enforcing

推行，实施（法律等）

The police enforce the law.

警察执法。

（与on连用）强迫，强制

坚持，强调（要求、主张等）

enforce

WIN实施

enforce

强迫

enforce

n.予以强制执行

enforce

n.予以强制执行

enforce

vt.实施,强迫

perform

[pE5fC:m]

vt.

履行, 执行, 表演, 演出

v.

完成任务

perform

[pE5fC:m]

vt.

履行, 执行, 完成(事业), 进行

表演, 演奏, 演出

perform one's duties

尽责任

perform a play

演一出戏

The doctor performed the operation.

医生进行手术。

You should always perform what you promise.

你应永远履行你的诺言。

perform

[pE5fC:m]

vi.

进行, 实行, 履行

演出, 演奏, 表演

perform in the role of

扮演...角色

performable

adj.

可执行的, 可完成的, 可演出的

performer

[pE5fC:mE(r)]

n.

执行者, 表演者, 演奏者; 能手, 选手

performing

[pE`fR:mIN]

adj.

perform

per.form

AHD:[p…r-f?rm“]

D.J.[p*6f%8m]

K.K.[p+6f%rm]

v.

per.formed,per.form.ing,per.forms

v.tr.

To begin and carry through to completion; do:

The surgeon performed the operation.

To take action in accordance with the requirements of; fulfill:

perform one's contractual obligations.

To enact (a feat or role) before an audience.

To give a public presentation of; present:

The theater group performed a three-act play.

v.intr.

To carry on; function:

a car that performs well on curves.

To fulfill an obligation or requirement; accomplish something as promised or expected.

To portray a role or demonstrate a skill before an audience:

The juggler performed atop a unicycle.

To present a dramatic or musical work or other entertainment before an audience.

Middle English performen

from Anglo-Norman performer

from Old French parfornir

par- [intensive pref.] from Latin per- [per-]

fournir [to furnish] * see furnish

perform“able

adj.

perform“er

n.

perform ,execute ,accomplish ,achieve ,effect ,fulfill ,discharge

These verbs signify to carry through to completion. To

perform is to carry out an action, an undertaking, or a procedure;the word often connotes observance of due form or the exercise of skill or care:

The ship's captain performed the wedding ceremony.

The orchestra and chorus performed an Easter oratorio.

Sophisticated laser experiments are performed regularly in the laboratory.

Execute implies performing a task or putting something into effect in accordance with a plan or design:

“To execute laws is a royal office;to execute orders is not to be a king” (Edmund Burke).

The violinist had the technical skill to execute the cadenza, with its double stops and harmonics, with brilliance.

Accomplish connotes the successful completion of something,often of something that requires tenacity or talent:

“Make one brave push and see what can be accomplished in a week” (Robert Louis Stevenson).

He accomplished his purpose, the rapid acquisition of enormous profits, only by making risky investments. Toachieve is to accomplish something especially by dint of effort or despite difficulty; the term often implies a significant result:

“Some are born great . . . Some achieve greatness . . . And some have greatness thrust upon them” (Shakespeare).

Greater benefits can be achieved through diplomatic channels than by acts of aggression.

Effect suggests the power of an agent to bring about a desired result:

Even the antibiotics the doctor prescribed didn't effect a complete cure. Tofulfill is to live up to expectations or satisfy demands, wishes, or requirements:

It is unrealistic to hope that all one's desires can be fulfilled.

She fulfilled her obligations to her parents. Todischarge an obligation or duty is to perform all the steps necessary for its fulfillment:

“I have found it impossible to carry the heavy burden of responsibility and to discharge my duties as King as I would wish to do” (Edward VIII).

perform

per-彻底，完全+form形状。造成完全的形状即为完成，执行

perform

accomplishachieveactcarry outdoexecutetransactneglect

perform

[pE5fC:m]

vt., vi.

做；实行

to perform a task

做一工作

执行；履行

表演；演（剧）

The singer performed beautifully.

这个歌手唱得好极了。

The children performed a play.

孩子们演了一出剧。

指挥；举行（仪式）

操作；表现

perform

动执行，完成

perform

n.履行

perform

n.履行

perform

n.作,实行;vt.执行,做,运行,表演

execute

[5eksikju:t]

vt.

执行, 实行, 完成, 处死, 制成, [律]经签名盖章等手续使(证书)生效

Execute

vt.

-cuted, -cuting 执行；实行

execute

[5eksikju:t]

vt.

实行, 实施, 执行; 完成, 实现, 履行

签字盖章, 签发, 使生效

处决[死]

编制, 操纵

作成, 制成(艺术品等)

演奏; 演戏

律让渡(财产)

execute a command

执行命令

execute one's duties [office]

尽职

execute a piece of work

完成一件工作

execute a plan

实施计划

execute a purpose

达到目的

execute instruction

执行指令

execute an order

接受订货

execute a contract

在合同上签字

execute the part of Hamlet

扮演哈姆雷特

execute a piece of music

演奏一首乐曲

executer

n.

be summarily executed

就地正法, 当场处决

见kill

execute

ex.e.cute

AHD:[?k“s?-ky?t”]

D.J.[6eks!7kju8t]

K.K.[6Wks!7kjut]

v.tr.

ex.e.cut.ed,ex.e.cut.ing,ex.e.cutes

To put into effect; carry out:

a government that executes the decisions of the ruling party.

To perform; do:

execute a U-turn.See Synonyms at perform

To create (a work of art, for example) in accordance with a prescribed design.

To make valid, as by signing:

execute a deed.

To perform or carry out what is required by:

execute the terms of a will.

To put to death, especially by carrying out a lawful sentence.

Computer Science To run (a program or an instruction).

Middle English executen

from Old French executer

from Medieval Latin exec?t&2{?re}

from Latin exec?tor [executor]

from exec?tus [past participle of] exequ?, exsequ?

ex- [ex-]

sequ? [to follow] * see sek w- 1

ex“ecut”able

adj.

ex“ecut”er

n.

execute

源自拉丁语exequi

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