carries
word · lemma: carry
Definition
'Carries' is the third-person singular form of 'carry'. It means to hold, move, or take something from one place to another, and it can also mean to support, include, or transmit something.
Usage & Nuances
Often used for physical objects: 'She carries a bag.' It also appears in less literal uses such as 'The store carries this brand' and 'The sound carries well.' Learners often confuse 'carry' with 'wear' or 'bring'; 'carry' focuses on holding or transporting.
Example Sentences
He carries two books to school every day.
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This bus carries people to the city center.
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The shop carries fresh bread in the morning.
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She always carries cash, just in case her card doesn't work.
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Her voice carries across the room, so everyone can hear her.
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He still carries a lot of guilt about what happened.
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