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- carry away Phrasal verb To carry away means to remove something by taking it with you, or to get so excited that you lose self-control.
- carry forward Phrasal verb To carry forward means to move something from an earlier time or place to a later one so it can be used or discussed ag…
- carry luggage Collocation to hold and transport suitcases or bags while traveling
- carry off Phrasal verb To carry off means to succeed in doing something difficult or to take something away by force or quickly.
- carry on Phrasal verb “Carry on” most commonly means to continue doing something.
- carry on with Phrasal verb To continue doing an activity or task, especially after a pause or interruption.
- carry on working Collocation B1 To continue to do work; to persist in working, often despite difficulties or interruptions.
- carry out Phrasal verb To carry out something means to do it or complete it, especially a plan, task, or instruction.
- carry over Phrasal verb To carry over means to continue or be transferred from one time, situation, or place to another.
- carry through Phrasal verb To carry through means to complete something successfully as planned.
- carve Word C1 To carve is to cut a shape, pattern, or piece from a hard material using a tool.
- cash register Collocation A2 An electronic machine used in shops to record sales and hold the money paid by customers.
- casino Word C1 A casino is a place where people play gambling games for money.
- casualty Word C1 A casualty is a person who is killed or injured in an accident, disaster, or conflict.
- catalogue Word C1 A catalogue is an organized list of items, often with descriptions, used to find or choose things.
- catch a ball Collocation to stop a ball moving through the air by taking it securely in your hands
- catch a bus Collocation to get on a bus in time so you can travel somewhere
- catch a cold Collocation to become ill with a common cold
- catch a fish Collocation to capture a fish, usually by fishing with a rod, net, or trap
- catch a flight Collocation to get on an airplane in time for its departure