carry onto

carry (something) onto (something)

To bring something (often luggage) with one onto a vehicle. Because it's only a weekend trip, I'm just carrying one bag onto the plane. I wouldn't carry that much stuff onto the bus during rush hour—you'll be lucky to find enough room just to stand!

carry something onto something

and carry something on

to take something onto a vehicle. Do you plan to carry this bag onto the plane? I'd like to carry on two bags. Can I carry them both on?

See also: carry

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

carry (something) onto (something)
load onto
get onto
tighten (something) onto (something else)
cabbage onto (someone or something)
hang onto (someone or something)
stitch (something) onto (something else)
stitch onto
run onto
run onto (something)

References in periodicals archive

I drop her at work in the morning at 6.20am then I carry onto Salford Royal from South Manchester.

'Don't punish people trying to get to work' DRIVERS HAVE THEIR SAY ON POSSIBLE CLEAN-AIR CHARGE

You are taught to battle for everything as you grow up which you carry onto the pitch.

Csaba's made for Utd step-up bid because he's a fighter; CHAMPIONSHIP TANNADICE BOOST Cierzniak backs new boss to succeed

Accompanied by Henchman #3, I would carry onto the stage Oberon (played by a 230-pound white guy wearing a kimono and smokey-eye makeup) by his sweaty feet.

A Fil-Am actor's life: Rene Gube

The measures concern the amount of liquids, aerosols, and gels -- otherwise known as "LAGs" --which passengers are permitted to carry onto the plane.

Work kicks off on airport security fence

This pack, which received a fair amount of abuse over the course of three months, provided ample room for all the kit needed to carry onto the glacier each day.

Ten of the best

This gave birth to the Special Atomic Demolition Munition, a "lightweight" nuclear weapon that elite Special Forces units would literally carry onto the battlefield, by parachute, on foot, or even while skiing.

Elite soldiers carried lightweight nuclear weapons in backpacks during cold war

I saw Alan hit the tool cabinet, then carry onto the ground head first."

MMaannkkiilllleedd aafftteerrffaalllliinngg ooffffllaaddddeerr ttrryyiinnggttoo ffiixxddoooorr; CORONER: MORE SAFETY TRAINING MUST BE GIVEN

It was just perfect, showing the human values and sportsmanship values both of us carry onto the court.

bartoli: lisicki tears upset me

The mundane is slowly burning her up while she's treating the potential fireball she's about to carry onto the plane as harmless.

Laura Kasischke. If a Stranger Approaches You

I was scared I would not be able to recreate those memories and afterwards I took my time to decide whether I would carry onto London.

Diary of an Olympic hopeful

Jeff Wentworth managed to tack an amendment allowing campus carry onto a bill about education finance reform.

Poll: Obama Almost as Popular as Perry in Texas

Swirled bands of white were also left undyed to produce a layered effect, which the artisan has taken the trouble to carry onto the back of the stone.

Tibetan dragon stone: artifact or specimen?

The research office wants to fund initiatives to improve the nutrition and care of the canines, develop technologies that can measure and mitigate their stress levels in combat zones, and explore sensors and systems that they could carry onto the battlefield, among others.

Navy researchers probing secrets of Fido's nose

A lot of history for the likes of Kiwis Jimmy Gopperth and Jeremy Manning, Samoan Filipo Levi and South African Gcobani Bobo to absorb and carry onto the pitch.

You are all English now, says Tait to his Falcons

"And if you are in good form for your club it will carry onto international level.

Unassuming Vaughan settling into life well with caretaker Flynn

词组	carry onto
释义	carry onto carry (something) onto (something) To bring something (often luggage) with one onto a vehicle. Because it's only a weekend trip, I'm just carrying one bag onto the plane. I wouldn't carry that much stuff onto the bus during rush hour—you'll be lucky to find enough room just to stand! See also: carry Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. carry something onto something and carry something on to take something onto a vehicle. Do you plan to carry this bag onto the plane? I'd like to carry on two bags. Can I carry them both on? See also: carry McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: carry (something) onto (something) load onto get onto tighten (something) onto (something else) cabbage onto (someone or something) hang onto (someone or something) stitch (something) onto (something else) stitch onto run onto run onto (something) References in periodicals archive I drop her at work in the morning at 6.20am then I carry onto Salford Royal from South Manchester. 'Don't punish people trying to get to work' DRIVERS HAVE THEIR SAY ON POSSIBLE CLEAN-AIR CHARGE You are taught to battle for everything as you grow up which you carry onto the pitch. Csaba's made for Utd step-up bid because he's a fighter; CHAMPIONSHIP TANNADICE BOOST Cierzniak backs new boss to succeed Accompanied by Henchman #3, I would carry onto the stage Oberon (played by a 230-pound white guy wearing a kimono and smokey-eye makeup) by his sweaty feet. A Fil-Am actor's life: Rene Gube The measures concern the amount of liquids, aerosols, and gels -- otherwise known as "LAGs" --which passengers are permitted to carry onto the plane. Work kicks off on airport security fence This pack, which received a fair amount of abuse over the course of three months, provided ample room for all the kit needed to carry onto the glacier each day. Ten of the best This gave birth to the Special Atomic Demolition Munition, a "lightweight" nuclear weapon that elite Special Forces units would literally carry onto the battlefield, by parachute, on foot, or even while skiing. Elite soldiers carried lightweight nuclear weapons in backpacks during cold war I saw Alan hit the tool cabinet, then carry onto the ground head first." MMaannkkiilllleedd aafftteerrffaalllliinngg ooffffllaaddddeerr ttrryyiinnggttoo ffiixxddoooorr; CORONER: MORE SAFETY TRAINING MUST BE GIVEN It was just perfect, showing the human values and sportsmanship values both of us carry onto the court. bartoli: lisicki tears upset me The mundane is slowly burning her up while she's treating the potential fireball she's about to carry onto the plane as harmless. Laura Kasischke. If a Stranger Approaches You I was scared I would not be able to recreate those memories and afterwards I took my time to decide whether I would carry onto London. Diary of an Olympic hopeful Jeff Wentworth managed to tack an amendment allowing campus carry onto a bill about education finance reform. Poll: Obama Almost as Popular as Perry in Texas Swirled bands of white were also left undyed to produce a layered effect, which the artisan has taken the trouble to carry onto the back of the stone. Tibetan dragon stone: artifact or specimen? The research office wants to fund initiatives to improve the nutrition and care of the canines, develop technologies that can measure and mitigate their stress levels in combat zones, and explore sensors and systems that they could carry onto the battlefield, among others. Navy researchers probing secrets of Fido's nose A lot of history for the likes of Kiwis Jimmy Gopperth and Jeremy Manning, Samoan Filipo Levi and South African Gcobani Bobo to absorb and carry onto the pitch. You are all English now, says Tait to his Falcons "And if you are in good form for your club it will carry onto international level. Unassuming Vaughan settling into life well with caretaker Flynn
随便看	reproach for reproach (someone or something) for (doing) (something) reproach (someone or something) with (something) reproach with reproduce reproduce from reproduce from (something) reprove reprove for reprove (someone or something) for (doing) (something) reps republic repulse repulse from repulse from (someone or something) reputation repute reputed reputed to reputed to (someone or something) requel request request from request of request (one) to (do something)