TaskGiving a talk about a historical eventA surprise attack was carried out there by the Japanese in 1941. (p55) 一九四一年在那里日本人发动了偷袭。carry out phrasal verb: to do or complete sth., especially that you have said you would do or that you have been told to do; to put into practice or effect: Nigel is carrying out research on early Christian art. The hospital is carrying out tests to find out whats wrong with her. Our soldiers carried out a successful attack last night. It is hoped that the kidnappers will not carry out their threat to kill the hostages. Dont blame me, Im only carrying out my orders/instructions. I was chosen to carry out the experiment. All the proposals have now been carried out. How do I carry out a risk assessment? To carry out our programs and daily operations, we need numerous skills. NASA plans to carry out a spot of housework. Palestinian terrorist organizations are making increasing use of children and minors to carry out suicide.be/get carried away: 1. to become so excited about sth. that you do not control what you say or do:Theres far too much food - Im afraid I got a bit carried away.The manager warned his young players not to get carried away by the emotion of the occasion.He was so carried away by fear that he did not know what he was saying.2. to cause someone to become very excited and to lose control:The crowd were carried away by his passionate speech. carry on: to continue doing sth., or to cause sth. to continue:Lets carry on this discussion at some other time.Carry on the good work!Sorry to interrupt, do carry on (with what you were saying).You just have to carry on as if nothings happened.+ ing form of verb Steve just carried on playing on his computer.Daphne is carrying on the family tradition by becoming a lawyer.He had learned enough French to carry on a conversation.The workers said they would carry on the struggle for freedom.- 1 -用心 爱心 专心