carry out Copy link Outline I. To convey out1. effĕro, 3; (esp. to carry out for burial)2. exporto, 13. ēgĕro, 34. ēvĕho, 3II. To perform fully • carry out: I. To convey out: 1. effĕro, 3; (esp. to carry out for burial): Pl.: Cic.: to c. out provisions from home, cibaria domo ef., Caes.: he ordered the standards to be c.'d out of the camp, vexilla efferri e castris jussit, Liv. 2. exporto, 1: to c. the bodies of the dead out of the houses, corpora luce carentum tectis ex., Virg.: Caes. 3. ēgĕro, 3: to c. the booty out of the houses, praedam ex tectis eg., Liv. 4. ēvĕho, 3: the statues were c.'d out of the temples in waggons, signa ex fanis plaustris evecta sunt, Cic.: to c. ships out into the open sea, naves in altum ev., Liv. II. To perform fully: exsĕquor, sĕcūtus, 3: to c. out one's undertakings, incepta ex., Liv.: v. to accomplish, effect.