Pronunciation: /ˈkæri/
noun the action or manner of carrying
A1 I carry my backpack to school every day.
A2 She always carries a water bottle with her when she goes hiking.
B1 The porter helped carry the heavy luggage up the stairs.
B2 The team captain's responsibility is to carry out the game plan on the field.
C1 The CEO's decision to carry out a company-wide reorganization had a significant impact on the business.
C2 The diplomat's ability to carry out delicate negotiations helped to secure a peaceful resolution to the conflict.
verb to support the weight of something and move it from one place to another
A1 I carry my backpack to school every day.
A2 She carries a water bottle with her wherever she goes.
B1 The porter helped carry our luggage up to the hotel room.
B2 The strong winds made it difficult to carry the umbrella.
C1 The company policy states that employees must not carry personal items in the workplace.
C2 The athlete's determination to carry on despite the injury was truly inspiring.
formal The porter will carry your luggage to your room.
informal Can you carry these boxes for me?
slang I'll just carry this bag over to your place later.
figurative She always carries a heavy burden of responsibility in her job.
carried
carries
more carried
most carried
carry
will carry
have carried
is carrying
carries
carry
to carry
carrying
carried