Exécution (en. Execution)
/ɛkzeksjɔ̃/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
noun
Implementation of a decision or plan.
The execution of the project has begun.
L'exécution du projet a commencé.
Punishment by death.
The execution of the condemned took place in the morning.
L'exécution des condamnés a eu lieu au matin.
Execution of a musical or theatrical work.
The execution of the symphony was perfect.
L'exécution de la symphonie était parfaite.
verb
Etymology
From Latin 'exsecutio', derived from 'exsequi' meaning 'to follow, to carry out'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
contract execution
Fulfillment of the terms of a contract.
exécution de contrat
order execution
To apply a given order, particularly in a legal or military context.
exécution ordre
phonetic execution
Interpretation of a musical work.
exécution phonique
summary execution
Quick execution, often without trial.
exécution sommaire
artistic execution
Technical realization in an artistic field.
exécution d'art
Related Words
executor
A person who carries out an order or a contract.
exécuteur
executive
Related to execution or administration.
exécutif
enforceable
Having binding force, that can be enforced.
exécutoire
Slang Meanings
Quick execution of an action.
He did that in one execution, it was amazing.
Il a fait ça en une exécution, c'était bluffant.
To get rid of something quickly.
We need to execute this file before the end of the week.
On doit faire l'exécution de ce dossier avant la fin de la semaine.