Carry up Meaning in English
expression
ˈkæɹi/, /ˈkɛɹi/ /ˈəp
KAIR-ee UP
kˈæɹi/ /ˈʌp
KAIR-ee UP
Definition
To move or transport something from a lower place to a higher place by holding or supporting it.
Usage & Nuances
Used in everyday situations, especially with objects like boxes, bags, or groceries. Common mistake: confusing with 'carry on' (continue). Usually focuses on the upward direction, such as stairs or hills.
Spanish: subir llevando - llevar arribaPortuguese (BR): levar para cimaPortuguese (PT): levar para cimaChinese (Simplified): 搬上去Chinese (Traditional): 搬上去Hindi: ऊपर ले जानाArabic: يحمل للأعلىBengali: উপর তুলে নেওয়াRussian: поднять (несённое) вверхJapanese: 上に運ぶVietnamese: mang lên trênKorean: 위로 나르다Turkish: yukarı taşımakUrdu: اوپر لے جاناIndonesian: membawa ke atas
Example Sentences
Can you carry up this box for me?
basic
He asked me to carry up his groceries.
basic
I need to carry up the laundry to the second floor.
basic
Could you help me carry up the sofa? It's too heavy for one person.
natural
The movers will carry up all the furniture to your new apartment.
natural
She insisted on trying to carry up her bike by herself.
natural