execute a plan
verb phraseUK /ˈeksɪkjuːt ə plæn/
US /ˈeksɪkjuːt ə plæn/
To do all the steps you planned to make something happen.
The team executed the plan perfectly and finished the project on time.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To complete a task exactly as it was designed.
She executed the recipe step by step and the cake turned out great.
3. To make an idea real by taking action.
They executed their idea for a school garden in just one month.
4. To perform a set of moves skillfully, like in sports or dance.
The gymnast executed her routine without a single mistake.