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carry English-German

tragen

carry-out English-German

carry-out [meal]

cash and carry English-German

cash and carry

carry ˈon English-German

fortführen

carry ˈout English-German

durchführen

carry British & World English

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

carry English-French

porter

carry English-Italian

portare

carry on in carry British & World English

continue an activity or task

carry-on British & World English

a display of excitement or fuss over an unimportant matter

carry-out British & World English

another term for takeaway.

carry-on English-French

cirque m

carry-on English-Italian

impresa f

carry over in carry British & World English

extend beyond the original area of application

carry-over British & World English

something transferred or resulting from a previous situation

open carry British & World English

the practice of openly carrying a firearm on one’s person in public

carry one's bat in carry British & World English

(of an opening or high-order batsman) be not out at the end of a side’s completed innings

carry someone/thing off in carry British & World English

take someone or something away by force

concealed carry British & World English

the practice of carrying a concealed firearm on one’s person in public

carry the can in carry British & World English

take responsibility for a mistake or misdeed

carry the day in carry British & World English

be victorious or successful

carry something away in carry British & World English

lose a mast or other part of a ship through breakage

carry something over in carry British & World English

retain something and apply or deal with it in a new context

cash and carry in cash1 British & World English

a system of wholesale trading whereby goods are paid for in full at the time of purchase and taken away by the purchaser

cost-of-carry British & World English

the difference between the cost and the financial benefit of holding a particular asset for a specified period

show in flag1 British & World English

represent or demonstrate support for one’s country, political party, or organization, especially when one is abroad

cash-and-carry English-French

libre-service

carry on English-French

continuer

cash-and-carry English-Italian

cash and carry m inv

carry on English-Italian

continuare

cash and carry Italian-English

cash-and-carry

cash and carry English-Spanish

tienda de venta al por mayor

carry something forward in carry British & World English

transfer figures to a new page or account

fetch and carry in fetch1 British & World English

perform a succession of menial tasks for someone as if one was their servant

carry out English-French

réaliser

carry off English-Italian

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