perform
કરવા
definition
verb
I have my duties to perform
carry out, accomplish, or fulfill (an action, task, or function).
the cast of 14 perform the play superbly
present (a form of entertainment) to an audience.
translation of 'perform'
બજાવવું,
અભિનય કરવો,
પાલન કરવું,
અમલમાં મૂકવું
verb
કરવું
example
But she and her fellow dogs did not 'perform' to the standard their owners are used to and the team came a disappointing fifth.
But we cannot be expected to 'perform' the task of a training officer.
when I go to bed with any other woman I am quite unable to 'perform'
A member of the health care team experiencing low morale may 'perform' at a lower standard of practice than usual.
If you do not inform your reader with the basics of how to accomplish a task, 'perform' a function or use a new tool, I guarantee he will find out from someone else.
The pastoral council are looking for people who can sing, dance or 'perform' on stage for a variety show they are arranging in Moneenroe hall in March.
One person proposed that they test each part as it was received; another suggested that the vendor 'perform' testing in return for a sorting fee.
After he is unable to 'perform' sexually with a female colleague, he begins to further question his sexuality.
Could someone with a lesser aerobic capacity successfully 'perform' the tasks required of a transit officer?
It is frequently assumed that elderly persons lose their sexual desires or that they are physically unable to 'perform' .
And what it did was bring the pride back to our sprinting men. who, by their own standards, did not 'perform' as they would have liked in the individual event.
As discussed earlier, there is an increased reliance on contractors to 'perform' mission critical tasks.
We can 'perform' contentedly on stage, and are well-received by the audiences, who normally go hysterical upon hearing the intro.
Partners often blame themselves and feel inadequate, which puts even more pressure on the sufferer to 'perform' and compounds the problem further.
Typically men have a lot of their self esteem and identity tied in with their ability to 'perform' sexually.
It is an appealing game for non-professional athletes who 'perform' to the highest standard.
he was unable to 'perform'
Join in the revelry with the six-man entertainment group as they 'perform' hula dances to the tune of Hawaiian guitars and songs.
But he said workers were able to reach the plant to 'perform' maintenance tasks by walking along nearby railroad tracks.
Classic bikes will be on display and rock bands will 'perform' on an outdoor stage in the market place.
It's something that, if your whole team doesn't 'perform' at a high standard, doesn't happen.
That he has regained sufficient emotional stability, after many years of considerable distress, to 'perform' before live audiences is welcome.
Cessation of sexual activity was often due to the attitude and the ability of the male to 'perform' sexually.
the cast of 14 'perform' the play superbly
Children were expected to 'perform' lung function and complete diaries daily and to make time for home visits every 4 weeks.
It is not to 'perform' the function of carrying the signal over a distance to the point of the wall socket.
He had a couple of strokes that rendered him unable to 'perform' sexually, or walk, or act like the rest of the world.
The members of the club committee at present 'perform' the dual role of branch and club committee.
After the session, most people feel relaxed and mellow but in complete control of all of their faculties and able to 'perform' any task or duty such as driving or working.
For many men, the ability to 'perform' sexually and to satisfy their partner was an important marker of their masculinity.
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