carried
past simple and past participle of
carry
Significado de carried en inglés
carry
verb
uk
/ˈkær.i/ us
/ˈker.i/carry verb (TRANSPORT)
A1 [ I or T ]
carry someone/something off Thieves broke the shop window and carried off (= removed) jewellery worth thousands of pounds.
- takeI have to take my mother to the doctor today.
- go withI offered to go with him to the police station.
- come withCan you come to the hospital with me?
- accompanyChildren under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
- driveMy husband usually drives the kids to school.
- give someone a liftCan you give me a lift into town?
B2 [ I or T ]
carry someone/something away Rubbish left on the beach during the day is carried away (= removed) at night by the tide.
Underground cables carry electricity to all parts of the city.
- carryThese rail cars carry coal.
- haulHe grew up hauling coal out of the mines six days a week.
- cartThe suspects were carted away by police.
- lugI have to lug the shopping in from the car by myself!
- humpHe humped the mattress up to his third-floor flat by himself.
- schlepI need to schlep the trash to the curb.
Sinónimos
carry verb (HAVE WITH YOU)
- acquire
- acquisition
- attach
- attach something to something
- be endowed with something idiom
- bearer
- bore
- holder
- lay
- lord/master/mistress/king/queen of all you survey idiom
- make something (all) your own idiom
- mistress
- not/never want for anything idiom
- revert
- revert to something
- shared ownership
- stake
- stake something out
- survey
- they've
carry verb (HAVE)
All cigarette packets carry a government health warning.
His speech carried so much conviction that I had to agree with him.
US The salesclerk said they didn't carry (= have a supply of) sportswear.
carry verb (SPREAD)
Malaria is a disease carried by mosquitoes.
carry verb (SUPPORT WEIGHT)
carry verb (KEEP IN OPERATION)
carry verb (WIN)
carry verb (APPROVE)
The motion/proposal/resolution/bill was carried by 210 votes to 160.
carry verb (BROADCAST)
- ambulance chaser
- breaking news
- bury the lede idiom
- citizen journalism
- correspondent
- dispatch
- hot off the press idiom
- investigative journalism
- investigative journalist
- journalism
- journalist
- journalistic
- photojournalism
- photojournalist
- press baron
- press conference
- scoop
- spoiler
- the Associated Press
- the Press Association
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carry verb (REACH)
carry verb (DEVELOP)
carry something forward We must end here, but we can carry today's discussion forward at our next meeting.
If we carry this argument to its logical conclusion, we realize that further investment is not a good idea.
carry verb (MOVE BODY)
carry yourself
You can convey quiet confidence just by carrying yourself in a certain way.
carry verb (MATHEMATICS)
carry verb (AMERICAN FOOTBALL)
- aggregate score
- assist
- attacking
- back pass
- backhanded
- bend
- dump
- inbounds pass
- indirect free kick
- interception
- kicker
- launch angle
- loft
- pitch
- spot kick
- square ball
- stroke
- swat
- takeaway
- tap in
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carry verb (SPORT)
- backchecking
- biscuit
- blocker
- boarding
- broomball
- egg
- goaltender
- gross misconduct
- hockey
- holding
- light the lamp idiom
- major penalty
- minor
- minor penalty
- penalty box
- pipe
- rhombus
- stick
- street hockey
- target man
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carry verb (BE PREGNANT WITH)
Expresiones
Ejemplos de carried
carried
En inglés, muchos participios pasados y presentes se pueden usar como adjetivos. Algunos de los ejemplos a continuación puede que muestren su uso como adjetivo.
The learning processes in both the sagittal and frontal planes are carried out simultaneously.
This task could be carried out entirely by means of (purely) natural-scientific (naturwissenschaftlichen) methods.
As a result, returning refugees introduced new power objects that they carried with them from the localities where they had found refuge.
In other words, although the strict style always carried symbolic associations of law and order, this law had different implications at different times.
Proofs are always carried out either by symbolic evaluation or by structural induction.
If a criticism has to be made it would be that some of these themes might have been carried forwards or backwards into other periods.
Current studies are being carried out to determine the pharmacology, ion dependence and molecular basis for larval tegumental serotonin transporters.
The narrative interviews, typically taking 3 -5 hr to complete by telephone, were carried out by intensively trained and supervised interviewers.
I have examined the role of the wife and how the succession of that role was carried out.
The tests were carried out as the last of a battery of eye-movement tasks, including smooth pursuit and prosaccade tasks.
From the literal sense of conjecture the qualities 'hastily' and 'carelessly' appear to be carried over to the transferred sense.
The activity is said to be ' carried-over ' or ' transferred ' from an agent to a patient.
Stimulation and response recording were then carried out while the cell was viable.
These two functions are carried out by seven different fold types, from three different fold classes.
It is recognised that improvements in the design of the model would be valuable and further work is now being carried out.
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