conjugation carrying - carried - carried
verb: to hold something in one's hands, arms, or on a vehicle and move it from one place to another
Can you help me carry these boxes upstairs?
verb: to have or bear a particular object, weapon, or accessory on one's person
He always carries a pocketknife for emergencies.
verb: to support financially or provide the necessary means for someone or something to continue functioning
The scholarship will carry her through the entire year of study.
verb: to convey or transmit a quality, emotion, idea, or message from one source to another
The actor could really carry the humor in that scene.
noun: the act or process of moving something from one place to another; the transport itself
The carry of the supplies took longer than expected because of the rough terrain.
