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Synonyms of carry in English:
carry
See US English definition of carry
See UK English definition of carry
See Spanish definition of llevar
verb
1‘she carried the box of food into the kitchen’
2‘Britain's biggest coach operator carries 12 million passengers a year’
3‘satellites were used to carry the signal over the Atlantic’
4‘the dinghy would carry the weight of the baggage easily enough’
5‘managers carry as much responsibility as possible’
6‘she told him the baby she was carrying was not his’
7‘she carried herself with a certain assurance’
8‘a resolution was carried by an overwhelming majority’
reject
9‘this argument carried the day’
lose
10‘I spoke for forty minutes and carried the whole audience’
11‘today's paper carried an article on housing policy’
12‘we carry a wide assortment of hockey sticks’
13‘most common domestic toxins carry poison warnings’
14‘contempt of court carries a maximum penalty of two years' imprisonment’
15‘his voice carried across the quay’
Phrases
- get carried away
‘I'm afraid I got a bit carried away’
‘his elder brother had been carried off by consumption’
1‘her co-star carried off four awards’
2‘against the odds, he has carried it off’
1‘the decision to carry out a caesarean section’
2‘I carried out my promise to her’
break
1‘she didn't have the strength to carry on arguing’
stop
2‘it's just not the English way of carrying on’
3‘his wife had been carrying on with other men’
4‘I abused the teachers and was always carrying on’
behave
‘a bank carrying on a bona fide business’