Collocations with "carry"

To have a purse with you, typically a handbag (AmE).

to hold a rifle and take it somewhere

To have a notebook with you.

To hold or transport a shotgun.

To have a virus in your body that can be passed to others, often without showing symptoms.

To transport an axe from one place to another.

To hold and move with a banner, typically in a march or protest.

To hold and transport a bouquet, typically done by a bride.

To hold a bundle while moving.

To transport goods as cargo.

To inherently possess or convey a particular secondary meaning or implication.

to hold a pail while moving from one place to another

To have a pistol with you.

To transport ammunition on one's person or in a vehicle.

to have an inscription on a surface

To hold and transport a lantern, typically to light the way.

to transport missiles, typically on a vehicle or aircraft

To hold and transport a spear.

To hold and transport an electric torch. British English.

to be influential or important

To physically hold or be equipped with weapons.

to act as a pallbearer

To have a condom with you, for example in a wallet or bag.

To hold a flag while walking, e.g. in a parade.