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I . car·ry <-ie-> [ˈkæri] VERBE trans

1. carry (bear):

carry
carry
to carry sth around

2. carry (transport):

carry

4. carry (transmit) MÉD:

carry
carry electricity, oil

5. carry (posture):

to carry oneself well

6. carry (sell):

carry

8. carry usu passive (approve):

carry motion

9. carry PRESSE:

carry

10. carry (develop):

to carry sth too far

11. carry MATH number:

carry (on paper)
carry (in one's head)

II . car·ry <-ie-> [ˈkæri] VERBE intr (reach)

carry sound
carry ball

carry along VERBE trans

carry water, food:

carry

carry away VERBE trans

1. carry current:

carry (take away)
carry (take away)
carry (stronger)

2. carry usu passive (be overcome, be enchanted):

carry forward VERBE trans FIN

carry off VERBE trans

1. carry SPORT:

carry (take away)
carry (take away) (win)

2. carry (succeed):

carry

II . carry on VERBE intr

1. carry (continue):

carry

2. carry fam:

carry (make a fuss)
carry (talk incessantly)

carry out VERBE trans

1. carry:

carry (move)
carry (towards speaker)
carry (by current)

2. carry (perform):

carry
carry order, plan
carry order, plan
carry order, plan threat

carry over VERBE trans

1. carry (postpone):

carry
carry holiday

2. carry FIN:

carry

carry through VERBE trans

1. carry (sustain):

carry

2. carry (complete):

carry

ˈcar·ry-all SUBST Am

1. carry-all (travel bag):

ˈcar·ry-cot SUBST GB

ˈcar·ry-on SUBST no plur GB fam (fuss)

car·ry-on ˈlug·gage SUBST no plur

I . cash and ˈcar·ry SUBST

II . cash and ˈcar·ry ADJ

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And how that can carry or drag down a show.
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He had to dig down deep to carry on.
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He voted to reduce the application fee for obtaining a concealed carry permit.
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The pre-fabricated steel sections are hot-dip galvanised for protection against corrosion, and no part is too heavy for two men to carry.
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The bus lines that serve the area carry about 5 million passengers per year as of 2012, which is a sufficient ridership for a tram line.
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At that time, the use of the first trucks that carry colour television was operational.
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Then he purchased a large bottle of hard liquor to carry away.
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He appeared to carry out the tasks competently but without distinction.
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Each vessel has the ability to carry about 500 visitors per trip across the channel.
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These associations carry out various activities such as talks, discussions and study visits.
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