carry的意思和读音

carry

: [ˈkeri] : [ˈkæri]

v.

n.;〈;()

carried  carrying  carries  

v.+n.carry bag,carry weight,carry burden,carry goods,carry load

v.take,bear,hold,support,transmit

carryv.take with you

1.[t]~ sb/sthto support the weight of sb/sth and take them or it from place to place; to take sb/sth from one place to another

He was carrying a suitcase.

She carried her baby in her arms.怀

The injured were carried away on stretchers.

a train carrying commuters to work

2.[t]~ sthto have sth with you and take it wherever you go

Police in many countries carry guns.

I never carry much money on me.

线of pipes/wires

3.[t]~ sthto contain and direct the flow of water, electricity, etc.

a pipeline carrying oil

The veins carry blood to the heart.

disease

4.[t]~ sthif a person, an insect, etc.carries a disease, they are infected with it and might spread it to others although they might not become sick themselves

Ticks can carry a nasty disease which affects humans.

remember

5.[t]~ sth in your head/mindto be able to remember sth

support weight

6.[t]~ sthto support the weight of sth

A road bridge has to carry a lot of traffic.

responsibility

7.[t]~ sth);to accept responsibility for sth; to suffer the results of sth

He is carrying the department(= it is only working because of his efforts) .

Their group was targeted to carry the burden of job losses.

have as quality/feature

8.[t]~ sthto have sth as a quality or feature

Her speech carried the ring of authority.

My views don't carry much weight with(= have much influence on) the boss.

Each bike carries a ten-year guarantee.

9.[t]~ sthto have sth as a result

Crimes of violence carry heavy penalties.

Being a combat sport, karate carries with it the risk of injury.

of throw/kick

10.[i]+ noun + adv./prep.if sth that is thrown, kicked, etc.carries a particular distance, it travels that distance before stopping

The fullback's kick carried 50 metres into the crowd. 50

of sound

11.[i](+ adv./prep.)if a soundcarries , it can be heard a long distance away

take to place/position

12.[t]~ sth/sb to/into sthto take sth/sb to a particular point or in a particular direction

The war was carried into enemy territory.

Her abilities carried her to the top of her profession.使

approval/support

13.[t][usupass]~ sthto approve of sth by more people voting for it than against it

The resolution was carried by 340 votes to 210. 340 210

14.[t]);to win the support or sympathy of sb; to persuade people to accept your argument

His moving speech was enough to carry the audience.

She nodded in agreement, and he saw he had carried his point.

have label

15.[t]~ sth);to have a particular label or piece of information attached

Cigarettes carry a health warning.

news story

16.[t]~ sthif a newspaper or broadcastcarries a particular story, it publishes or broadcasts it

item in store

17.[t]~ sthif a shop/storecarries a particular item, it has it for sale

We carry a range of educational software.

baby

18.[t]怀怀to be pregnant with sb

She was carrying twins.怀

yourself

19.[t]~ yourself + adv./prep.姿姿to hold or move your head or body in a particular way

to carry yourself well姿

adding numbers

20.[t]~ sthto add a number to the next column on the left when adding up numbers, for example when the numbers add up to more than ten

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v.1.to hold someone or something using your hands, arms, or body and take them somewhere; to have something with you, usually in your pocket or bag; to take or deliver a message to someone; if water or air carries something or someone, it takes them with it as it moves along; if a vehicle carries someone or something somewhere, it takes them there; if a road, pipe, or wire carries something along it, that thing moves or flows along it2.if a store carries goods or products, it has them for sale3.to have a disease and be capable of infecting someone else with it; to have a gene that causes a particular biological characteristic to be passed on4.if you carry a feeling with you, you have it in your mind all the time5.to publish or broadcast a news story6.if something carries a guarantee, it has it7.to win an election in a particular state or district8.to do some of the work that someone else should be doing so that they can continue to do their job9.if a crime carries a particular punishment, that is the punishment people will receive for committing it10.if something carries a message or warning, it has it written on it11.if a motiona formal suggestion of policy is carried, it is accepted officially because the majority of people have voted for it12.if walls or posts carry part of a building or structure, they support its weight13.if something carries a danger, it might cause something bad to happen14.to make it possible for someone to achieve something15.if you carry responsibility or blame for something, you accept it16.to persuade a number of people to support your ideas17.if a smell or sound carries, it can be smelled or heard over a distance18.to do or develop something to a particular point or level19.if a woman is carrying a child, she is pregnant20.to add a number to the bottom of the next row of numbers on the left when adding rows of numbers1.to hold someone or something using your hands, arms, or body and take them somewhere; to have something with you, usually in your pocket or bag; to take or deliver a message to someone; if water or air carries something or someone, it takes them with it as it moves along; if a vehicle carries someone or something somewhere, it takes them there; if a road, pipe, or wire carries something along it, that thing moves or flows along it2.if a store carries goods or products, it has them for sale3.to have a disease and be capable of infecting someone else with it; to have a gene that causes a particular biological characteristic to be passed on4.if you carry a feeling with you, you have it in your mind all the time5.to publish or broadcast a news story6.if something carries a guarantee, it has it7.to win an election in a particular state or district8.to do some of the work that someone else should be doing so that they can continue to do their job9.if a crime carries a particular punishment, that is the punishment people will receive for committing it10.if something carries a message or warning, it has it written on it11.if a motiona formal suggestion of policy is carried, it is accepted officially because the majority of people have voted for it12.if walls or posts carry part of a building or structure, they support its weight13.if something carries a danger, it might cause something bad to happen14.to make it possible for someone to achieve something15.if you carry responsibility or blame for something, you accept it16.to persuade a number of people to support your ideas17.if a smell or sound carries, it can be smelled or heard over a distance18.to do or develop something to a particular point or level19.if a woman is carrying a child, she is pregnant20.to add a number to the bottom of the next row of numbers on the left when adding rows of numbers

n.1.the action when an offensive player runs with the ball in football2.the distance that a ball, bullet, or missile flies through the air

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2. be full .... 434 carry ;; 435 too 436 ...

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5. careless a. carry vt. cat n. ...

6. carrot n. carry vt. cart n. ...

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1.Asked to choose, from all this fleet, the vessel to carry me on a month-long cruise in pursuit of blue whales, I would not have hesitated.

2.Investigators say they are asking customs officials to look out for smugglers trying to carry the booty across the border.

3.But the rich and beautiful woman stayed behind just long enough to collect as much of her jewelry as she could carry.

4.It sounds like common sense, but smart power is not so easy to carry out in practice.

5.This section covers the necessary steps that an administrator needs to carry out to set up the above Kerberos configuration.Kerberos

6.In this work we carry out a study of pattern recognition to detect the microbiological activity in a group of heterogeneous compounds.

7.Then the king put thirty-six chairs on his back and asked him to carry them to the garden.便使

8.But once we carry out the measurements, they are surprised how much information can be obtained.

9.Because you did not obey the Lord or carry out his fierce wrath against the Amalekites, the Lord has done this to you today.

10.It is possible depending on how the facts play out that he could be looking at espionage charges which would potentially carry a life term.