carry+on
81carry — car·ry || kærɪ n. range of a gun or projectile; portage; act of carrying v. bear; transport; hold and transport a person or an object; convey information; continue; have something with you (e.g.: I always carry my brush in my purse ); be… …
82carry on — 1. to continue to do or be involved in something. Dianne is carrying on the family tradition by becoming a lawyer. It s hard to carry on a business and take care of a small child at the same time. 2. to behave in a manner that is not controlled.… …
83carry — pernaša statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. carry; carry over vok. Übertrag, m rus. перенос, m pranc. report, m; retenue, f …
84carry — / kæri/ verb 1. to take from one place to another ● a tanker carrying oil from the Gulf ● The truck was carrying goods to the supermarket. ● The train was carrying a consignment of cars for export. 2. to keep in stock ● to carry a line of goods ● …
85carry on — 1. Continue working. 2. Indulge in protracted grief or censure. 3. Behave in foolish and/or flighty manner. 4. n. carry on Extraordinary activity or behaviour. Also plural carryings on. 5. what a carry on! Excl. of comment on extraordinary… …
86carry — To transport, as to carry a passenger; to hold or possess, as to carry insurance, Metropolitan Life Iris. Co. v Dimick, 69 NJL 384, 55 A 291; to extend credit; to extend one s credit to another. State v Capital City Bank, 32 NM 369, 257 P 993 …
87carry — see a dog that will fetch a bone will carry a bone speak softly and carry a big stick everyone speaks well of the bridge which carries him over …
88carry on — verb 1. direct the course of; manage or control (Freq. 9) You cannot conduct business like this • Syn: ↑conduct, ↑deal • Derivationally related forms: ↑deal (for: ↑de …
89carry — See: CASH AND CARRY …
90carry — See: CASH AND CARRY …
