PERFORM


Meaning of PERFORM in English

verb

1 do a task/duty/piece of work

ADVERB

▪ effectively , efficiently , properly ( esp. BrE ), successfully , well

Who ensures that tasks are properly ~ed?

▪ poorly

▪ adequately , competently , reliably , satisfactorily

▪ correctly

▪ safely

▪ duly ( BrE ), faithfully

He duly ~ed his own half of the bargain and expected the others to do likewise.

those who faithfully ~ their duties

▪ annually

▪ regularly , routinely

▪ automatically

▪ manually

VERB + PERFORM

▪ be able to , be unable to

The prince is no longer able to ~ his duties.

▪ be expected to

PHRASES

▪ failure to ~ sth

failure to ~ a duty

2 work/function/play

ADVERB

▪ admirably , beautifully , brilliantly , efficiently , excellently , faultlessly , flawlessly , impressively , magnificently , solidly , strongly , superbly , well

One or two of the players ~ed brilliantly.

The company has been ~ing strongly over the past year.

▪ badly , dismally ( esp. BrE ), poorly

The car ~ed poorly at high speeds.

▪ adequately , competently , reliably , satisfactorily

▪ consistently

VERB + PERFORM

▪ be able to , be unable to

▪ be expected to

students who are expected to ~ well

3 give a performance

ADVERB

▪ live

The group will be ~ing live on tonight's show.

▪ in public , publicly

▪ professionally

▪ together

The two artists have never ~ed together before.

▪ annually

PHRASES

▪ first ~ed

The play was first publicly ~ed in 1872.

▪ rarely ~ed

▪ see sth ~ed

I've never seen this play ~ed before.

Perform is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑ actor, actress , ↑ artist , ↑ athlete , ↑ band , ↑ cast , ↑ choir , ↑ dancer , ↑ economy , ↑ employee , ↑ gymnast , ↑ musician , ↑ orchestra , ↑ singer , ↑ surgeon

Perform is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ ballet , ↑ abortion , ↑ act , ↑ action , ↑ activity , ↑ analysis , ↑ antics , ↑ assessment , ↑ autopsy , ↑ bypass , ↑ calculation , ↑ census , ↑ ceremony , ↑ chore , ↑ comparison , ↑ composition , ↑ concert , ↑ concerto , ↑ dance , ↑ deed , ↑ demonstration , ↑ display , ↑ duty , ↑ euthanasia , ↑ evaluation , ↑ exam , ↑ examination , ↑ exercise , ↑ experiment , ↑ feat , ↑ function , ↑ imitation , ↑ injection , ↑ inspection , ↑ job , ↑ magic , ↑ maintenance , ↑ management , ↑ manoeuvre , ↑ measurement , ↑ miracle , ↑ mission , ↑ motion , ↑ move , ↑ movement , ↑ music , ↑ operation , ↑ piece , ↑ procedure , ↑ recital , ↑ reconnaissance , ↑ reconstruction , ↑ repair , ↑ repertoire , ↑ repetition , ↑ rescue , ↑ research , ↑ resuscitation , ↑ review , ↑ ritual , ↑ role , ↑ routine , ↑ sacrifice , ↑ scan , ↑ search , ↑ service , ↑ simulation , ↑ sketch , ↑ solo , ↑ song , ↑ spell , ↑ step , ↑ stunt , ↑ surgery , ↑ survey , ↑ symphony , ↑ task , ↑ test , ↑ transfusion , ↑ transplant , ↑ trick , ↑ U-turn , ↑ work

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .