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carry (Succeed), verb accomplish, achieve, attain, be victorious, bring to pass, cause to happen, complete, effect, effectuate, gain, prevail, score, succeed, win Associated concepts: carry a vote carry (Transport), verb bear, bring, cart, convey, haul, move, take, tote, transport Associated concepts: carry a concealed weapon, carry a weapon, carry back, carry on a business, carry on trade, carrying charges, carrying on a trade or business, carrying on any trade or business, carrying on business, larceny, take and carry away See also: approve, bear, convey, deliver, demean, handle, move, pass, support, trade, transfer, transmit, transport, uphold, wield How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Tasks quantified using both weight and time include: (1) carrying of weight, (2) pouring water from a jug into a cup, (3) carrying weight up and down a simulated bus platform, and (4) carrying groceries. Nine to ten year olds can start carrying weight, but keep it to 10 pounds or under. Cigar can no longer be accused of never carrying weight. |
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