to hold and move someone or something from one place to another
She will carry the books to the classroom.
她會把書搬到教室去。
to have something with you when you go places
I always carry my phone with me.
我總是隨身帶著手機。
to move water, electricity, or other things through pipes or wires
The pipes carry water to our homes.
管道將水輸送到我們家。
to have a disease that you can give to others
Some insects can carry dangerous diseases.
有些昆蟲會攜帶危險的疾病。
to remember something in your mind
I can carry all these numbers in my head.
我能在腦子裡記住所有這些數字。
to support the weight of something
The bridge must carry heavy trucks.
這座橋必須能承受重型卡車的重量。
to have responsibility for something
She carries many duties at work.
她在工作中承擔許多職責。
to have a certain quality or feeling
His words carry great importance.
他的話具有重大意義。
to result in something
Breaking the rules can carry serious consequences.
違反規則可能導致嚴重後果。
to travel a certain distance when thrown or hit
The ball will carry far in the wind.
球在風中會飛得很遠。
to be heard from far away
Sound can carry well over water.
聲音在水面上傳播得很好。
to take something or someone to a place
The wind will carry the seeds to new ground.
風會把種子帶到新的土地上。
to be approved by voting
The motion was carried by most voters.
該動議得到了大多數投票者的支持。
to persuade people to agree with you
He tried to carry the audience with his speech.
他試圖用演說說服聽眾。
to show a message or warning
The package must carry a warning label.
包裹必須貼有警告標籤。
to publish or broadcast news
The newspaper will carry the story tomorrow.
報紙明天將刊登這篇報導。
to have items for sale
The store does not carry that brand.
這家商店不銷售那個品牌。
to be pregnant with a baby
She is carrying her first child.
她懷著她第一個孩子。
to hold your body in a certain way
He carries himself with confidence.
他舉止自信。
to move a number to the next column when adding
When you add these numbers, you need to carry the one.
當你加這些數字時,需要進位一。
the act of moving something from one place to another
We made one final carry of supplies to the camp.
我們最後一次將補給運到營地。
the act of having a gun with you in public
Some states allow the carry of concealed weapons.
有些州允許攜帶隱蔽武器。