to complete (something) successfully, get (something) done

bring to successful conclusion; reach a goal

begin

start

to take the first action, do the first part

start

to injure the brain of (a person) by concussion

induce, compel

of do

carry out

a party or similar entertainment; regulations; to carry out, take part in, (an action or activity)

carry out

do

carry out

to be the cause of (something)

cause to happen; cause an action

to make (an event) necessary

require; result in

to cause (power, a feeling etc) to exist or occur

produce, create

to persuade or influence (a person); to cause, bring, about (something)

cause to happen; encourage

to cause (something) to happen by using strong and continual encouragement

influence, provoke

a particular (style of) product from a particular business company; to produce, construct, shape, form, (something) (especially using parts or materials)

create, build

(to cause a machine etc) to work, be in action; to try to treat an ill person by cutting open the body and removing or mending a diseased or injured part

perform, function

to carry out, do, (a piece of work, something one is ordered or has promised to do); to act a part in (a play), play (music), sing etc before an audience

carry out, accomplish

to commit (a serious crime, error)

be responsible for

to use pressure on a person

induce, compel

(of a plane etc) with its internal air-pressure controlled

induce, compel

a lever used for releasing a spring, especially of a gun; to be the immediate cause of something serious or violent

cause to happen

(used as the past tense form of 'will' especially in reported speech and to express refusal); (used to report regular or usual behaviour in the past); (used to express the conditional)

cause

to cause (a bad condition)

force, cause