carry on with (something)

1. To continue or proceed with something. In this usage, the phrase can be used as an imperative. I'm sorry for all the interruptions—please, carry on with your story. We all just carried on with our work, pretending that we couldn't hear the shouting in the boss's office.

2. To persevere with something. We cannot let ourselves be defeated. We must carry on with our plan!

词组	carry on with (something)
释义	carry on with (something) carry on with (something) 1. To continue or proceed with something. In this usage, the phrase can be used as an imperative. I'm sorry for all the interruptions—please, carry on with your story. We all just carried on with our work, pretending that we couldn't hear the shouting in the boss's office. 2. To persevere with something. We cannot let ourselves be defeated. We must carry on with our plan! See also: carry, on Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: carry on come in come in a certain position come on in keep at keep at (someone or something) count in cool it Cool it! cool it, to
随便看	make demands of (one) make demands on make demands on (someone or something) make do make do and mend make drain babies make ducks and drakes of make ducks and drakes of (something) make eat crow make ends meet make ends meet, to make, etc. a mint make, etc. something by/with your own fair hand make every effort to do make every effort (to do something) make eyes make eyes at make eyes at (one) make eyes at somebody make eyes at someone make faces make faces (at someone) make fair weather make fast money make fast work of (someone or something)