carry (original) (raw)
carry verb (HAVE WITH YOU)
B1 [ T ]
to have something with you all the time:
carry verb (HAVE)
carry verb (SPREAD)
C1 [ T ]
to take something from one person or thing and give it to another person or thing:
carry verb (SUPPORT WEIGHT)
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carry verb (KEEP IN OPERATION)
carry verb (WIN)
carry verb (APPROVE)
carry verb (BROADCAST)
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carry verb (REACH)
carry verb (DEVELOP)
carry verb (MOVE BODY)
carry yourself
You can tell she's a dancer from the way that she carries herself.
She carries herself with the poise of a model.
carry verb (MATHEMATICS)
carry verb (AMERICAN FOOTBALL)
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carry verb (SPORT)
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carry verb (BE PREGNANT WITH)
I was enormous when I was carrying Josh.
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Phrasal verbs
carry noun (GUNS)
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carry noun (SPORT)
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carry noun (PERSON)
Shall I give you a carry?
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He said that it can be difficult to get a carry permit in New York.
Illinois is one of only two states without a carry law.
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