carry 音标拼音: [k'æri] [k'ɛri]
n . 进位,超位,射程,运载
vt . 携带,运送,支持,传送,意味
vi . 被携带,能达到
进位,超位,射程,运载携带,运送,支援,传送,意味被携带,能达到
carry 进位
CRY
carry 无进位加法闸
carry 无进位
carry 不进位
NOC
carry 端回进位移位
carry 进位时间
carry 进位
carry n 1 :
the act of carrying something v 1 :
move while supporting ,
either in a vehicle or in one '
s hands or on one '
s body ; "
You must carry your camping gear ";
"
carry the suitcases to the car "; "
This train is carrying nuclear waste "; "
These pipes carry waste water into the river " [
synonym : {
transport }, {
carry }]
2 :
have with oneself ;
have on one '
s person ; "
She always takes an umbrella "; "
I always carry money "; "
She packs a gun when she goes into the mountains " [
synonym : {
carry }, {
pack }, {
take }]
3 :
transmit or serve as the medium for transmission ; "
Sound carries well over water "; "
The airwaves carry the sound ";
"
Many metals conduct heat " [
synonym : {
impart }, {
conduct },
{
transmit }, {
convey }, {
carry }, {
channel }]
4 :
serve as a means for expressing something ; "
The painting of Mary carries motherly love "; "
His voice carried a lot of anger " [
synonym : {
carry }, {
convey }, {
express }]
5 :
bear or be able to bear the weight ,
pressure ,
or responsibility of ; "
His efforts carried the entire project ";
"
How many credits is this student carrying ?"; "
We carry a very large mortgage "
6 :
support or hold in a certain manner ; "
She holds her head high "; "
He carried himself upright " [
synonym : {
hold }, {
carry },
{
bear }]
7 :
contain or hold ;
have within ; "
The jar carries wine "; "
The canteen holds fresh water "; "
This can contains water " [
synonym :
{
hold }, {
bear }, {
carry }, {
contain }]
8 :
extend to a certain degree ; "
carry too far "; "
She carries her ideas to the extreme "
9 :
continue or extend ; "
The civil war carried into the neighboring province "; "
The disease extended into the remote mountain provinces " [
synonym : {
carry }, {
extend }]
10 :
be necessarily associated with or result in or involve ;
"
This crime carries a penalty of five years in prison "
11 :
win in an election ; "
The senator carried his home state "
12 :
include ,
as on a list ; "
How many people are carried on the payroll ?"
13 :
behave in a certain manner ; "
She carried herself well "; "
he bore himself with dignity "; "
They conducted themselves well during these difficult times " [
synonym : {
behave }, {
acquit },
{
bear }, {
deport }, {
conduct }, {
comport }, {
carry }]
14 :
have on hand ; "
Do you carry kerosene heaters ?" [
synonym :
{
stock }, {
carry }, {
stockpile }]
15 :
include as the content ;
broadcast or publicize ; "
We ran the ad three times "; "
This paper carries a restaurant review ";
"
All major networks carried the press conference " [
synonym :
{
carry }, {
run }]
16 :
propel , "
Carry the ball "; "
dribble the ball " [
synonym :
{
dribble }, {
carry }]
17 :
pass on a communication ; "
The news was carried to every village in the province "
18 :
have as an inherent or characteristic feature or have as a consequence ; "
This new washer carries a two year guarantee ";
"
The loan carries a high interest rate "; "
this undertaking carries many dangers "; "
She carries her mother '
s genes ";
"
These bonds carry warrants "; "
The restaurant carries an unusual name "
19 :
be conveyed over a certain distance ; "
Her voice carries very well in this big opera house "
20 :
keep up with financial support ; "
The Federal Government carried the province for many years "
21 :
have or possess something abstract ; "
I carry her image in my mind '
s eye "; "
I will carry the secret to my grave "; "
I carry these thoughts in the back of my head "; "
I carry a lot of life insurance "
22 :
be equipped with (
a mast or sail ); "
This boat can only carry a small sail "
23 :
win approval or support for ; "
Carry all before one "; "
His speech did not sway the voters " [
synonym : {
carry }, {
persuade },
{
sway }]
24 :
compensate for a weaker partner or member by one '
s own performance ; "
I resent having to carry her all the time "
25 :
take further or advance ; "
carry a cause "
26 :
have on the surface or on the skin ; "
carry scars "
27 :
capture after a fight ; "
The troops carried the town after a brief fight "
28 :
transfer (
entries )
from one account book to another [
synonym :
{
post }, {
carry }]
29 :
transfer (
a number ,
cipher ,
or remainder )
to the next column or unit '
s place before or after ,
in addition or multiplication ; "
put down 5 and carry 2 "
30 :
pursue a line of scent or be a bearer ; "
the dog was taught to fetch and carry "
31 :
bear (
a crop ); "
this land does not carry olives "
32 :
propel or give impetus to ; "
The sudden gust of air propelled the ball to the other side of the fence "
33 :
drink alcohol without showing ill effects ; "
He can hold his liquor "; "
he had drunk more than he could carry " [
synonym :
{
carry }, {
hold }]
34 :
be able to feed ; "
This land will carry ten cows to the acre "
35 :
have a certain range ; "
This rifle carries for 3 ,
000 feet "
36 :
cover a certain distance or advance beyond ; "
The drive carried to the green "
37 :
secure the passage or adoption (
of bills and motions ); "
The motion carried easily "
38 :
be successful in ; "
She lost the game but carried the match "
39 :
sing or play against other voices or parts ; "
He cannot carry a tune "
40 :
be pregnant with ; "
She is bearing his child "; "
The are expecting another child in January "; "
I am carrying his child " [
synonym : {
have a bun in the oven }, {
bear }, {
carry },
{
gestate }, {
expect }]
Carry \
Car "
ry \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Carried };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Carrying }.] [
OF .
carier ,
charier ,
F .
carrier ,
to cart ,
from OF .
car ,
char ,
F .
car ,
car .
See {
Car }.]
1 .
To convey or transport in any manner from one place to another ;
to bear ; --
often with away or off .
[
1913 Webster ]
When he dieth he shall carry nothing away . --
Ps .
xiix .
17 .
[
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Devout men carried Stephen to his burial . --
Acts viii ,
2 .
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Another carried the intelligence to Russell .
--
Macaulay .
[
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The sound will be carried ,
at the least ,
twenty miles . --
Bacon .
[
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2 .
To have or hold as a burden ,
while moving from place to place ;
to have upon or about one '
s person ;
to bear ;
as ,
to carry a wound ;
to carry an unborn child .
[
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If the ideas . . .
were carried along with us in our minds . --
Locke .
[
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3 .
To move ;
to convey by force ;
to impel ;
to conduct ;
to lead or guide .
[
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Go ,
carry Sir John Falstaff to the Fleet . --
Shak .
[
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He carried away all his cattle . --
Gen .
xxxi .
18 .
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Passion and revenge will carry them too far .
--
Locke .
[
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4 .
To transfer from one place (
as a country ,
book ,
or column )
to another ;
as ,
to carry the war from Greece into Asia ;
to carry an account to the ledger ;
to carry a number in adding figures .
[
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5 .
To convey by extension or continuance ;
to extend ;
as ,
to carry the chimney through the roof ;
to carry a road ten miles farther .
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6 .
To bear or uphold successfully through conflict ,
as a leader or principle ;
hence ,
to succeed in ,
as in a contest ;
to bring to a successful issue ;
to win ;
as ,
to carry an election . "
The greater part carries it ." --
Shak .
[
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The carrying of our main point . --
Addison .
[
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7 .
To get possession of by force ;
to capture .
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The town would have been carried in the end .
--
Bacon .
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8 .
To contain ;
to comprise ;
to bear the aspect of ;
to show or exhibit ;
to imply .
[
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He thought it carried something of argument in it .
--
Watts .
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It carries too great an imputation of ignorance .
--
Lacke .
[
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9 .
To bear (
one '
s self );
to behave ,
to conduct or demean ; --
with the reflexive pronouns .
[
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He carried himself so insolently in the house ,
and out of the house ,
to all persons ,
that he became odious . --
Clarendon .
[
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10 .
To bear the charges or burden of holding or having ,
as stocks ,
merchandise ,
etc .,
from one time to another ;
as ,
a merchant is carrying a large stock ;
a farm carries a mortgage ;
a broker carries stock for a customer ;
to carry a life insurance .
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{
Carry arms } (
Mil .
Drill ),
a command of the Manual of Arms directing the soldier to hold his piece in the right hand ,
the barrel resting against the hollow of the shoulder in a nearly perpendicular position .
In this position the soldier is said to stand ,
and the musket to be held ,
at carry .
{
To carry all before one },
to overcome all obstacles ;
to have uninterrupted success .
{
To carry arms }
(
a )
To bear weapons .
(
b )
To serve as a soldier .
{
To carry away }.
(
a ) (
Naut .)
to break off ;
to lose ;
as ,
to carry away a fore -
topmast .
(
b )
To take possession of the mind ;
to charm ;
to delude ;
as ,
to be carried by music ,
or by temptation .
{
To carry coals },
to bear indignities tamely ,
a phrase used by early dramatists ,
perhaps from the mean nature of the occupation . --
Halliwell .
{
To carry coals to Newcastle },
to take things to a place where they already abound ;
to lose one '
s labor .
{
To carry off }
(
a )
To remove to a distance .
(
b )
To bear away as from the power or grasp of others .
(
c )
To remove from life ;
as ,
the plague carried off thousands .
{
To carry on }
(
a )
To carry farther ;
to advance ,
or help forward ;
to continue ;
as ,
to carry on a design .
(
b )
To manage ,
conduct ,
or prosecute ;
as ,
to carry on husbandry or trade .
{
To carry out }.
(
a )
To bear from within .
(
b )
To put into execution ;
to bring to a successful issue .
(
c )
To sustain to the end ;
to continue to the end .
{
To carry through }.
(
a )
To convey through the midst of .
(
b )
To support to the end ;
to sustain ,
or keep from falling ,
or being subdued . "
Grace will carry us . . .
through all difficulties ." --
Hammond .
(
c )
To complete ;
to bring to a successful issue ;
to succeed .
{
To carry up },
to convey or extend in an upward course or direction ;
to build .
{
To carry weight }.
(
a )
To be handicapped ;
to have an extra burden ,
as when one rides or runs . "
He carries weight ,
he rides a race " --
Cowper .
(
b )
To have influence .
[
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Carry \
Car "
ry \,
v .
i .
1 .
To act as a bearer ;
to convey anything ;
as ,
to fetch and carry .
[
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2 .
To have propulsive power ;
to propel ;
as ,
a gun or mortar carries well .
[
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3 .
To hold the head ; --
said of a horse ;
as ,
to carry well i .
e .,
to hold the head high ,
with arching neck .
[
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4 . (
Hunting )
To have earth or frost stick to the feet when running ,
as a hare . --
Johnson .
[
1913 Webster ]
{
To carry on },
to behave in a wild ,
rude ,
or romping manner .
[
Colloq .]
[
1913 Webster ]
Carry \
Car "
ry \,
n .;
pl . {
Carries }.
A tract of land ,
over which boats or goods are carried between two bodies of navigable water ;
a carrying place ;
a portage . [
U .
S .]
[
1913 Webster ]
298 Moby Thesaurus words for "
carry ":
accept ,
accomplish ,
acquit ,
act ,
act up ,
adopt ,
affiliate ,
afford support ,
air express ,
airfreight ,
airlift ,
announce ,
approve ,
asportation ,
attend ,
back ,
back up ,
balance ,
balance the books ,
be gravid ,
be in ,
be knocked up ,
be pregnant ,
be with child ,
bear ,
bear the palm ,
bear up ,
bearing ,
bolster ,
bolster up ,
book ,
brace ,
breed ,
bring ,
bring off ,
broadcast ,
brood ,
buck ,
buoy up ,
buttress ,
capitalize ,
capture ,
carry away ,
carry it ,
carry off ,
carry on ,
carry out ,
carry over ,
carry the day ,
carry young ,
carrying ,
cart ,
cartage ,
cast up accounts ,
channel ,
chaperon ,
charge off ,
close out ,
close the books ,
come out first ,
communicate ,
companion ,
company ,
compass ,
complete ,
comport ,
conclude ,
conduct ,
consort with ,
continue ,
convey ,
conveyance ,
convoy ,
cover ,
cradle ,
credit ,
crutch ,
cushion ,
deal in ,
debit ,
decide ,
delight ,
demean ,
deport ,
determine ,
diapason ,
display ,
disport ,
dispose ,
disseminate ,
do ,
docket ,
drag ,
drayage ,
drive ,
effect ,
embrace ,
encompass ,
engage ,
enlist ,
enrapture ,
enter ,
entrust ,
environ ,
escort ,
espouse ,
excite ,
execute ,
expressage ,
extend ,
extend credit ,
ferriage ,
ferry ,
fetch ,
finance ,
finish in front ,
fluke ,
fly ,
fool around ,
freight ,
freightage ,
funnel ,
gain ,
gain the day ,
gamut ,
gestate ,
get ,
get to do ,
give ,
give credit ,
give support ,
give tick ,
go ,
go in for ,
go on ,
go out ,
handle ,
hatch ,
haulage ,
hauling ,
have ,
hold ,
hold up ,
hump ,
impel ,
implement ,
impress ,
incline ,
incubate ,
induce ,
influence ,
inspire ,
interest in ,
job ,
journalize ,
keep ,
keep afloat ,
keep at ,
keep books ,
keep on ,
keep up ,
kidnap ,
kill ,
lead ,
lend support ,
lie ,
lift ,
lighterage ,
log ,
lug ,
lugging ,
lure ,
mainstay ,
maintain ,
make a killing ,
make an entry ,
manage ,
manhandle ,
market ,
merchandise ,
minute ,
misbehave ,
move ,
nick ,
note ,
offer ,
operate ,
pack ,
packing ,
pass ,
perform ,
persevere ,
persist ,
pillow ,
pinch ,
pipe ,
play up ,
portage ,
porterage ,
possess ,
post ,
post up ,
present ,
proceed ,
procure ,
prompt ,
prop ,
purloin ,
quit ,
radius ,
railway express ,
range ,
ratify ,
reach ,
reach out ,
read ,
register ,
reinforce ,
release ,
remove ,
report ,
retail ,
run ,
scale ,
schlep ,
scope ,
secure ,
sell ,
sell on credit ,
send ,
set ,
shift ,
shipment ,
shipping ,
shore ,
shore up ,
shoulder ,
siphon ,
sit ,
span ,
spectrum ,
spread ,
stay ,
stock ,
straddle ,
stretch ,
stretch out ,
strike ,
strike a balance ,
subsidize ,
subvention ,
succeed ,
support ,
surround ,
sustain ,
sway ,
sweep ,
take ,
take in ,
take the cake ,
take up ,
telpherage ,
tempt ,
thrust out ,
tote ,
toting ,
touch ,
trade in ,
traffic in ,
traject ,
transfer ,
transmit ,
transport ,
transportation ,
transshipment ,
truckage ,
trust ,
underbrace ,
undergird ,
underlie ,
underpin ,
underset ,
upbear ,
uphold ,
upkeep ,
waft ,
waftage ,
wagonage ,
whisk ,
wholesale ,
win ,
win out ,
win the battle ,
win the laurels ,
win the palm ,
win the prize ,
win through ,
wing
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