carry

US /ˈker.i/
UK /ˈker.i/
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1.

support and move (someone or something) from one place to another

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She helped him carry the heavy box.
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The bridge can carry a lot of traffic.
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transportconveybeartakebring
2.

have or possess (a particular quality or feature)

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The disease can be carried by mosquitoes.
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The new policy will carry significant implications.
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possesshavecontainbearexhibit
3.

be transmitted or communicated

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His voice didn't carry well in the large hall.
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The news carried quickly through the town.
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transmitconveyspreadpropagatedisseminate
1.

the range or distance over which a sound or projectile can travel

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The sound of the bell had a long carry.
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The golf ball had a good carry.
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rangereachdistanceflight
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carry oncarry outcarry overcarry offcarry-outcash and carrycarry forward