گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'execution'

1 عمومی:: اعدام‌

2 عمومی:: اجرا

3 عمومی:: توقیف‌

4 عمومی:: ضبط‌

5 عمومی:: انجام‌

6 عمومی:: اجراء

1 general::   noun killing sb as an official punishment ADJ. public | mass | judicial | extrajudicial | summary | political | mock VERB + EXECUTION order The tribunal ordered the execution of 42 coup plotters. | carry out Executions were carried out in the prison yard. | face If caught, the men could face execution. | await prisoners who are on death row awaiting execution | suffer (formal) She was taken prisoner and suffered eventual execution. | attend, watch, witness EXECUTION + VERB take place A bell was tolled when executions took place. PREP. ~ by execution by hanging PHRASES a stay of execution (= a delay in an execution being carried out) The judge had granted a stay of execution. carrying out a plan/order ADJ. successful the successful execution of the contract VERB + EXECUTION stay, suspend The court has discretion to stay or suspend execution of the order. PHRASES the execution of your duty She was charged with obstruction of a police officer in the execution of his duty. | a stay of execution (= a delay in an order being carried out)

2 general:: execution verbs carry out an execution • The order to carry out his execution was sent to the prison. hold an execution (= carry one out ) • The executions will be held later today. face execution (= be due to be killed ) • He is facing execution after being found guilty of murdering three women. await execution (= wait to be killed ) • The convicted men were moved to Virginia Penitentiary to await execution. an execution takes place (= it happens ) • In Elizabethan times, the execution of traitors took place on Tower Hill. adjectives a public execution (= in a public place. with people watching ) • Bethea's hanging on August 14, 1936 was the last public execution in America. a mock execution (= one in which people pretend they are going to kill someone ) • He had to endure torture and a mock execution. summary execution (= one that is done immediately, without a trial or any legal process ) • Protestors face summary execution. a mass execution (= one in which many people are killed at the same time ) • Eleven convicted murderers were hanged in what was the country's biggest ever mass execution. phrases a stay of execution (= the official stopping or delay of an execution ) • He was granted a stay of execution by the Supreme Court.