I
1.b> 1) (), , ; porters carried trunks on their shoulders ; let me carry that bag for you , ; she carried the child in her arms ; a lift is licensed to carry a certain number of persons i> ;
2) (); to carry the war into the enemy's country ) ) .i> ; ;
2.b> 1) (), , ; to carry by rail ;
2) (), ; to carry a horse to water ; he went as fast as his legs could carry him ; to carry smb. before justice , ;
3) / , ; this wine does not carry well ;
3.b> i> (), ; to carry a watch ; to carry a sword ; to carry gun / ; I never carry much money about me ;
4.b> ; ; ; the book carries many tables ; to carry an analogy ; the hospital carries a good staff ; he carries a wound ; to carry one .i> / ; she carries insurance ; it carries a price / a value / ;
5.b> (), ( , ..;i> .i> .i>); i> , (i> i> i>); the road carries the traffic ; he knows how to carry his liquor , ; the weight of the cathedral roof is carried by pillars / ;
6.b> i> (); he carried a wall right round a field ;
7.b> (); ; he carried the tenor ; only two men to carry the violins (i>);
8.b> , i> ();
9.b> , i> (); ;
10.b> 1) .i> (); to carry a puck (i>);
2) .i> (); ; he carried her to the party ;
11.b> .i> , i> (), ; , ( , i>); malaria is a disease carried by mosquitoes -i> , ;
12.b> .i> i> (); ; this shop does not carry fruit ; ;
II
1.b> 1) (), , (, ..i>); pipes carry water ; wires carry sound ; the veins carry blood to the heart / ;
2) (), ; he carried the news to everyone in the village ;
3) () i>;
4) (), (i>);
2.b> i> () , ,i> , i> ..i> i>; sound of the firing carried many miles ; your voice doesn't carry very well ; our guns wouldn't carry as far as the enemy ships ;
3.b> 1) (), , ; to carry the enemy position ; to carry by storm ; to carry a fortress ;
2) ..i> (); ; ( ..i>); to carry an election ; to carry a case .i> () ;
4.b> , , i> ..i> (), ; to carry one's point ; I've carried my piont ;
5.b> 1) .i> passi> (), / (i> ..i>); the bill [the resolution] was carried [] ; to carry a motion by a large majority ;
2) () i>;
6.b> (); carried to full time / ( i>);
7.b> .i> ..i> (); to carry to the next column ;
8.b> .i> 1) i> (); , ; to carry a large amount of advertising ( ) ; newspapers carry weather reports / ;
2) i> ();
9.b> .i> .i> i> ();
10.b> .i> i> (); i> ; this crime carries a heavy penalty ;
11.b> , i> ..i> ; the government carried the country and won the election ;
II
1.b> to carry smth.i> to a certain conditioni>b> (); to carry to extremes ; to carry smth. to excess / too far / ;
2.b> to carry smth.i> with oneselfi>b> (), ; to carry one's audience with one(self) ;
3.b> to carry oneself in a certain wayi>b> 1) (); carry yourself better, don't slouch! , ! she carries herself well / ; he carries himself like a soldier ;
2) (); ; he carried himself bravely () ;
to carry aboutb> (); carried about with every wind .i> - () ;
to carry alongb> (), , ; we were all carried along by his speech ;
to carry awayb> 1) (); the storm carried away the sails ;
2) (), ( i>); he was carried away by the music ; he was carried away by temptation ;
to carry backb> 1) ();
2) ; , (i>); that carries me back to my youth 3) : to carry smth. back to a remote past ;
to carry downb> i> (); the hat was carried down by the stream , ;
to carry forwardb> 1) i> ();
2) = to carry over 3);
3) (), , ; to carry forward the advance .i> ;
to carry offb> 1) (); , , ; to carry off a sentry .i> ;
2) (); he was carried off by avian influenza ;
3) i> (); i> ; a film that carried off five Oscars , "" ;
4) i> (), i> ; i> , ; she was glad to be offered the job but wasn't sure if she could carry it off , , , ; he carries it off .i> ; he carried it off very cleverly .i> ;
to carry onb> 1) (with) (), ( , i> ..i>); she moved to Birmingham to carry on her work ; they carried on with their conversation ; carry on! ) ! ) .i> !
2) i> (), ; i> ; to carry on a business , ; to carry on a conversation ; ; to carry on a political dialogue with smb. ;
3) i> ();
4) (with) .i> ();
5) (); don't carry on so! !
to carry outb> 1) ..i> (); to carry out one's instructions i> ; they are only carrying out their orders ;
2) i> (), , ; i> ; to carry out (one's) revenge / ; to carry out a threat / ; to carry out tests ; he carried out his promise ;
3) i> ();
to carry overb> 1) ();
2) i> ();
3) .i> , , i> (), ;
4) (), ; his arguments carried over his opponents / ;
5) , ;
to carry throughb> 1) (); ; to carry through with the business , ;
2) (); ; ; his courage will carry him through (, ..i>);
to carry upb> 1) (), ;
2) / (); ( i>);
3) = to carry over 3);
to carryb> all / everything / before oneb> ) / ; ) / ; ; to carryb> into executionb> , ; to carry coalsb> .i> coal Ir> ; to carryb> it awayb> i> , ; to carryb> the dayb> ; to carryb> too farb> , , ; to fetch and carryb> / for /b> ; ; to carry too many guns for smb. ; ; ; to carryb> / hold / (big) gunsb> , ; ; to carryb> convictionb> , ; to carryb> weightb> ) , ( i> i>); ) ( i>); to carry smb. high (and dry)b> .i> / ; carryb> me out!b> .i> , ; , !
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