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Meaning of
carry
in English
carry
us
//ˈkæri//
uk
//ˈkær.i//
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Past Tense
carried
Participle Verb
carrying
Third Person Singular
carries
Definitions
Verb
to
lift
and
transport
something
The
worker
will
carry
the
heavy
box
upstairs
.
to
hold
or
bear
a
burden
;
responsibility
The
team
leader
will
carry
the
responsibility
of
the
project
.
to
have
or
hold
something
;
possess
The
store
will
carry
a
variety
of
gifts
during
the
holiday
season
.
to
support
or
uphold
(
a
principle
,
etc
.);
lead
The
company
will
carry
the
principle
of
environmental
protection
.
to
transport
physically
;
from
one
place
The
courier
service
will
carry
the
package
from
New
York
to
Los
Angeles
.
to
have
something
on
one's
person
The
musician
will
carry
her
instrument
to
the
concert
hall
.
to
stock
or
supply
something
;
have
in
store
The
hotel
will
carry
a
selection
of
local
wines
in
its
bar
.
to
bear
oneself
;
behave
or
conduct
The
team
will
carry
themselves
with
confidence
and
professionalism
.
to
lead
or
support
through
challenge
;
succeed
The
new
policy
will
carry
the
company
through
the
financial
crisis
.
to
succeed
or
win
something
The
athlete
will
carry
her
team
to
victory
in
the
championship
.
to
transfer
;
between
places
or
contexts
The
courier
service
will
carry
the
package
from
the
warehouse
to
the
customer's
house
.
to
transfer
notionally
from
one
context
The
researcher
will
carry
the
findings
from
the
experiment
to
the
conference
presentation
.
to
extend
or
continue
something
The
company
will
carry
its
successful
business
model
into
the
new
market
.
to
capture
or
seize
(
by
force
);
overcome
The
police
had
to
carry
the
protesters
away
from
the
scene
.
to
contain
or
exhibit
(
a
quality
,
etc
.);
comprise
The
new
smartphone
will
carry
advanced
features
such
as
facial
recognition
.
Noun
a
tract
of
land
for
portage
The
hikers
had
to
cross
a
difficult
carry
between
the
two
lakes
.
the
digit
carried
over
in
addition
The
accountant
had
to
record
the
carry
from
the
previous
calculation
.
benefit
or
cost
of
owning
an
asset
The
investor
needs
to
consider
the
carry
of
holding
the
stock
for
a
long
time
.
distance
a
golf
ball
travels
before
landing
The
golfer
was
impressed
by
the
carry
of
his
drive
on
the
first
hole
.
carried
interest
in
finance
;
a
share
of
profits
The
partner
will
receive
a
percentage
of
the
carry
as
a
share
of
the
company's
profits
.
Compounds / Phrases
carryall
carryalls
carryout
carryouts
carryover
carryovers
carry on
carry out
carry off
carryforward
carryback
carrycot
carryon
carry over
carry away
carrycots
carryforwards
carryons
carry-through
carry up
carry down
