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carry (A1)

カタカナ: キャリー

IPA: /ˈkæri/

To hold something and move with it in your hands, arms, or on your back. It's about physically taking an object from one place to another.

意味: 何かを手に持ったり、腕に抱えたり、背負ったりして、それを持って移動すること。物理的に物をある場所から別の場所へ運ぶことです。

Japanese translations of Carry:

carry out (phrasal verb): To do or complete a task or plan. — "The team will carry out the experiment."
carry on (phrasal verb): To continue doing something. — "Carry on talking; I'll be back soon."
carry away (phrasal verb): To move something or someone by force of wind, water, etc. — "The strong current carried away the small boat."
carry on with (prepositional phrase): To continue a task or activity. — "She decided to carry on with her studies."