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undesired carry

carry Verb

— If you carry something, you lift it up and move it to another place. Let me carry those bags in for you. We walked through the trees, picked some apples, and carried them to the water. He carried her out of the bathroom and dropped her onto the bed. — If a vehicle carries people or things, it moves them from one place to another. A plane carrying 155 people crashed into the Hudson River. As the ship carried her across the sea, she studied the map of Europe. He hired a truck to carry beds, clothes, and food. — If a path, such as a river bed, a wire, or a hose carries something somewhere, the thing travels along the path. The main line carrying cold water to the house can be as small as one inch in diameter. It's the white plastic pipe that carries away the water when you empty the bathtub. One digital cable line could carry hundreds of channels of video, several phone calls and an interactive line for playing games or tapping data bases all at the same time. The moon has an orbit that carries it around the earth about once a month. — If moving water or air carries something, it moves it. The river carried the leaves under the bridge. Her voice was carried off by the wind. The smoke from the fire filled the air, carried on the breeze. — If you carry something, you usually have it with you. Sorry, I don't carry a watch. Outside the country, you must carry your passport at all time. He sat back down on his chair and pulled out the pack of cigarettes he carried in his shirt pocket. — If something carries a quality, it has it. Those ideas now carry almost no value. Certain foods carry with them the danger of heart disease. Elias's vote carried a lot of weight. (=it was important) This medicine carries with it the potential to help millions of people. — If the media carries some news, advertisement, or show, it prints it or puts it on TV or radio. The website carried a video showing policemen beating up children. I couldn't find a channel that carried the hockey game. At 4:00, we'll be carrying the president's speech live. TV stations are not allowed to carry beer advertisements. — If something carries some information, the information is printed on it. The drug now carries a warning that it should not be given to children. The sign carried the words: Toronto, 150&;nbsp;km. — If a store carries something, they have it available to buy. My local supermarket doesn't carry my favorite brand of ice cream. — If something unmoving carries a weight or load, it supports it, keeping it up. In a fire, the wall are not going to be able to carry the load and the house will collapse. — If you carry insurance, you have it in case of a loss. Schools are increasing the amount of insurance they carry to protect themselves. This American-made product carries a two-year warranty. — If you carry a disease, you can give it to other people. Most people who carry the virus never get sick. Flies carry diseases that can get passed on to people and animals. — If you get/are carried away, you lose control of yourself because you are so happy, angry, etc. Teens sometimes get carried away with buying stuff. Everyone seemed to be carried away with talk of freedom. I just wanted to hold you, but I got carried away. — If a crime carries a punishment, that is the punishment for committing that crime. Violating the law carries a penalty of up to five years in prison and a $50,000 fine. — If a sound carries, it can be heard a long distance away. The sound of the bells carried for miles. — If you can carry a tune, you can sing the correct notes. He couldn't carry a tune, but he loved to sing. — If one voice or instrument in a group carries the melody, it sings or plays the melody while the others provide harmony. The highest voice carries the melody. — If someone or something carries the day, they win. Don't worry if we don't carry the day this year. — If a suggestion, idea, or proposal is carried or carries, it gets the most votes and wins. 59% of the votes for approving the budget: The motion carries. — If a candidate in an election carries an area, they win in that area. — If you carry your body or yourself in a certain way, that is the way that you stand or move. — If a woman is carrying a child, she is pregnant. He didn't know that she was carrying his child. — If you carry something too far/to extremes/to excess, you don't stop it at a reasonable time. — If you carry extra pounds/kilograms, you weigh more than you should. — If you carry a number during addition or multiplication, you add it to the column on the left. Seven times eight is fifty six, carry five. Seven times nine is sixty three, plus five is sixty eight. Six hundred eighty six. — If you carry a loss forward, you realize it in a future reporting period. If your net capital loss is more than this limit, you can carry the loss forward to later years. if several unprofitable years follow, the opportunity to carry forward the loss will be gone. — If you carry something off, you do it successfully. They tried, but they just weren't good enough musicians to carry it off. — If you carry on, you continue doing what you were doing. We want to carry on doing this for the next five years. I'm not sure that was, but let's just carry on as usual. She's carrying on long conversations with people who aren't there. Come on, lets carry on with the game. She carried on down the road without stopping until he came to the edge of the village. — If you carry on about something, you talk about it in an annoying way. Cindy was always carrying on about how cute her dog was. — If you carry out something requiring planning, you do it. They weren't able to carry out the attack because of the weather. — If something carries or is carried over into a new situation, it continues to happen or be useful in the new situation. Was there anything you learned from that experience that you have carried over into your current job? — If something carries you through, it helps you get to the end. Their love of the game carried them through the difficult times. — If you carry something through, you complete it. Once you have an idea, you've got to carry it through all the way.

carry Noun

— A carry is a play in American football where a player holds the ball and runs with it. No player in NFL history has ever had that many carries. — The carry is the distance a ball, arrow, bullet, etc. travels. The fairway is 15 yards wide and the carry was 370. — A carry is a way of moving somebody from one place to another. He picked her up and put her over his shoulder in a fireman's carry, Lifesavers must be able to tow a person of their own weight ten yards by each of the following methods: (a) head carry, using two arms and swimming on back; (b) under-arm carry, using two hands and swimming on back; (c) cross-chest carry, using one arm and side stroke.

Examples undesired carry examples

How do I use undesired carry in a sentence?

Simple sentences

She knew herself that it would be very difficult to carry out the mission.

He made me carry his baggage.

Let me carry it.

Carry this.

I should never have let you carry that by yourself.

I won't be able to carry Tom across the bridge.

Let me carry your suitcase for you.

Tom said that he would carry on helping his adult children.

It is next to impossible to carry it out.

Without your help, we wouldn't be able to carry out our plan.

What made it difficult for you to carry out the plan?

Kyoko had the kindness to carry my baggage for me.

Let's carry on the discussion.

We expect you to carry out what you have once promised.

Would you carry my luggage upstairs?

Could you carry my bags for me?

Malaria is a disease that mosquitoes carry.

Bob, help me carry his suitcase to the living room.

Let a porter carry your baggage.

I had the boy carry my bag.

Please have the maid carry it to my room.

Only you can carry the bag.

We must carry out that plan.

Mac helped me carry the vacuum cleaner.

To prevent hijacks, all carry-on baggage is carefully inspected.

Hikers need to carry a compass with them to find their way through the woods.

Whatever results may follow, I will carry out my plan.

How are you going to carry it out?

Movie subtitles

Until the day you die, you'll have to carry the memories of those murders, and live as a murderer.

So why don't you carry a sword? will you go off on another journey sometime just like what you were on when you came here that time?

Carry on with your enquiries.

And in every ring he entered, he would carry his one hundred and fifty pounds with ease and grace.

Sure, I carry it around with me everywhere I go.

Ulysses flees with his companions from the cave of Polyphemus, letting the sheep carry them.

Rosa the maid always carry them.

Accordingly, you will avoid having to carry out the death sentence passed upon the infanticide. Victorine Lippert, whose petition for clemency has been turned down.

This man was so kind, to carry my box for me.

He ordered his Somnambulist, when he had completely forced into his power to carry out his adventurous plans.

Many slaves carry Samlak's gifts.

They carry Ramphis on their shoulders.

I'll throw the stone for you and carry you in the jump.

Well, I don't see why they should carry on their business in my parlour.

I thought I would have to carry your identity with me to the grave!

I take it, you'll carry on their wishes?

Remember, each of your answers will carry significant weight.

Two, three, four, dot, carry the one, two.

I carry you over there.

But, Mama, I want to carry you across so you won't get your feet wet. You?

It's just a little good-luck charm I carry around with me.

And you carry a cat.

If something should happen to me you won't grieve too much, that you'll carry on.

I really only carry them for the benefit of the less fortunate.

May i carry that for you?

Gordon, you'll carry this for me, i'm sure. well, he's gone.

Well, colonel, you can carry it.

We carry more unsecured paper than any other institution in the city.

Within the next month, she will replace King Lee Jae Ha and carry out associate work.

So carry them out. I don't care whether or not you can still see that Ahjussi who's sitting there.

SO THAT I'D THINK MY BOYS ARE FREE TO CARRY OUT THE PLAN.

So why don't you carry a sword?

We pick it up at the dump and carry it to where we need it.

I always told you, nobody should carry as good a watch as that.

But we must carry on.

Not even old enough to carry a pack.

But when they carry you out.

I always carry a spare for emergencies like this.

These two carry out an eternal struggle in the nature of man. yet they are chained together.

Be ready to carry a message for me.

Do you think you can carry it without spilling?

News and current affairs

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Some Europeans worry that the constitution will enable courts to carry the integration process further and faster than public opinion in member states will tolerate.

The US Federal Reserve will carry out more quantitative easing this year, but it will be ineffective: long-term interest rates are already very low, and lowering them further would not boost spending.

Moreover, the dollar is unlikely to weaken as other countries also carry out quantitative easing.

Moreover, 30 years of tax cutting has left the US government without the financial resources needed to carry out effective programs in key areas such as the transition to low-carbon energy.

But while such weapons carry political weight, the science behind them is mundane and old.

It would almost certainly be rebuilt, presumably in underground, fortified sites that would make future attacks far more difficult to carry out.

If the ICC's indictment now causes them discomfort, that is only because they did not anticipate that the Court would carry out the responsibilities that they themselves assigned to it.

Germany cannot carry the euro on its shoulders alone indefinitely.

The problem for Europe's leaders is that their own repudiation by voters does not necessarily carry the same message as the rise of the Euroskeptic parties.

But climate policies carry an even larger cost in the developing world, where three billion people lack access to cheap and plentiful energy, perpetuating their poverty.

Tackling climate change, we are told, would carry a much lower cost.

Former Israeli premier Ehud Barak should carry his share of the blame.

Reprogenetics will enable prospective parents to give their children genes that they themselves do not carry, thereby increasing their offspring's chances for health, longevity, happiness, and success - an appalling prospect for many bioethicists.

Despite her two decades of house arrest and isolation, Suu Kyi possesses two of the gifts that enabled Mandela to carry out his great task: a reassuring serenity and an utter lack of vindictiveness.

But, even though the additional loans that Greece will soon receive from the European Union and the IMF carry low interest rates, the level of Greek debt will rise rapidly to unsustainable levels.

This spring marked the 100th anniversary of the discovery of superconductivity - the ability of materials to carry electrical current with no loss.

They can carry enormous amounts of current, making them ideal for urban power grids.

Khalilzad and Karzai spent considerable efforts in the late 1990s to get an American-built pipeline to carry gas from Turkeminstan through Afghanistan to Pakistan and the Indian Ocean.

The reason for this also explains why Djindjic could not rely on the Serb state to carry out his policies.

Above all, Israel must wonder if the peace treaty with Egypt will hold, and, if not, how to carry out the massive restructuring of its defense posture that will be required.

An Asian geopolitical divide centered on political values would, of course, carry significant implications.

A soldier has a duty just to carry out the orders of his chiefs, no matter who they are and no matter what orders they give.

In fact, militants were able to carry out their work - drilling holes in the rock, filling them with explosives, and detonating them - in broad daylight.

As a result, Europe is retreating into a narrow regional outlook - and assuming that America will carry the burden of major global issues.