ferry (someone) around

To drive people from place to place. Now that I have my license, my parents always want me to ferry my siblings around—it's so annoying.

ferry someone around

to transport people here and there in small groups. I really don't want to spend all my days ferrying children around. Why am I ferrying around a bunch of kids all day?

词组	ferry (someone) around
释义	ferry (someone) around ferry (someone) around To drive people from place to place. Now that I have my license, my parents always want me to ferry my siblings around—it's so annoying. See also: around, ferry Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. ferry someone around to transport people here and there in small groups. I really don't want to spend all my days ferrying children around. Why am I ferrying around a bunch of kids all day? See also: around, ferry McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: ferry ferry around find way around gaze around get (someone) around the table get around the table around (one's) ears bomb around go around and around crowd around (someone or something)
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