英语词汇carry的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

carry /ˈkæri/ verb to hold someone or something in your hand or arms, and take them somewhereprepositionscarry sth to/into somewhere The waiter carried our drinks to the table.carry sth for sb Do you want me to carry your bags for you?carry sb/sth up or down sth Jack carried his grandson up the stairs.phrasescarry sb/sth in your arms Angela carried the child in her arms.carry sb/sth on your shoulders They carried the sacks on their shoulders.THESAURUS: carry lug to lift and carry something heavy, with difficulty: They lugged the box up the stairs. cart informal to carry something large and heavy somewhere, especially when this is annoying or hard work: The film crew had to cart all their equipment around with them. tote informal especially AmEgun | weapon | case | sack to carry something: Guards toting machine guns stood inside the airport. | He came out of the office toting a black leather case.Tote is often used as a participle: gun-toting gangs camera-toting tourists. bear formalgifts | message | letter | tray | coffin to carry something: Three wise men arrived bearing gifts. | She was pleasantly surprised when he returned bearing a letter from Susie in Denmark. | The waiter followed her, bearing a tray of coffee. | His fellow officers will bear the coffin into the Church. Bear is often used as a participle, after another verb. transport to take goods or people somewhere in a plane, train, truck, ship etc: Experts say it is safer to transport uranium by air than by train. | The wounded men were transported to a US army hospital by helicopter.

词组	carry
释义	carry /ˈkæri/ verb to hold someone or something in your hand or arms, and take them somewhereprepositionscarry sth to/into somewhere The waiter carried our drinks to the table.carry sth for sb Do you want me to carry your bags for you?carry sb/sth up or down sth Jack carried his grandson up the stairs.phrasescarry sb/sth in your arms Angela carried the child in her arms.carry sb/sth on your shoulders They carried the sacks on their shoulders.THESAURUS: carry lug to lift and carry something heavy, with difficulty: They lugged the box up the stairs. cart informal to carry something large and heavy somewhere, especially when this is annoying or hard work: The film crew had to cart all their equipment around with them. tote informal especially AmEgun \| weapon \| case \| sack to carry something: Guards toting machine guns stood inside the airport. \| He came out of the office toting a black leather case.Tote is often used as a participle: gun-toting gangs camera-toting tourists. bear formalgifts \| message \| letter \| tray \| coffin to carry something: Three wise men arrived bearing gifts. \| She was pleasantly surprised when he returned bearing a letter from Susie in Denmark. \| The waiter followed her, bearing a tray of coffee. \| His fellow officers will bear the coffin into the Church. Bear is often used as a participle, after another verb. transport to take goods or people somewhere in a plane, train, truck, ship etc: Experts say it is safer to transport uranium by air than by train. \| The wounded men were transported to a US army hospital by helicopter.
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