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?

词组	carry (something) onto (something)
释义	carry (something) onto (something) 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 onto 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)
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