carried

/ˈkær.i/ (bre, ipa) · [kˈærid] /ˈker.i/ (ame, ipa) · [kˈærid] /ˈker-ē How to pronounce carry (audio) ˈka-rē/ (ame, mw)

carried — 動詞

  • carriedpresent simple I / you / we / they
  • carrieds3rd person singular
  • carrieding-ing form
  • carriededpast simple

1. moved a person or object somewhere else while holding it, supporting it, or taki

1.動詞及物A2
釋義

運送;搬運

將人或物從一地移動到另一地

moved a person or object somewhere else while holding it, supporting it, or taking it in a vehicle.

例句

Arjun carried his sleeping daughter up the stairs without making a sound.

Arjun 把熟睡的女兒輕輕搬上樓,一點聲音也沒發出。

carried + person + direction

The delivery truck carried fresh vegetables to the market every morning before sunrise.

送貨卡車每天清晨將新鮮蔬菜運送到市場。

同義詞
  • transported

    often used for larger-scale movement of goods or people

  • conveyed

    more formal; often used in technical or written contexts

  • hauled

    suggests pulling or dragging something heavy with effort

文法句型

carried + noun phrase

2. kept something on your person or close to you so that it was available whenever

2.動詞及物B1
釋義

隨身攜帶

隨時帶在身邊以備使用

kept something on your person or close to you so that it was available whenever you needed it, such as a bag, phone, or weapon.

例句

Renata carried a small first-aid kit in her backpack on every hiking trip.

Renata 每次登山都在背包裡帶著一個小型急救包。

carried + object + in/on

My grandfather always carried a pocket knife, even when he went to the supermarket.

我祖父即使去超市也總是隨身帶著一把小刀。

同義詞
  • bore

    somewhat literary; often used for weapons or marks

  • toted

    informal, mainly American; suggests a casual everyday action

  • lugged

    implies something heavy or awkward being carried with effort

文法句型

carried + noun phrase

3. held up the weight of something, such as a heavy load, a roof, or a person, with

3.動詞及物B2
釋義

支撐重量

承受重物而不損壞

held up the weight of something, such as a heavy load, a roof, or a person, without breaking or failing.

例句

The old wooden bridge carried the weight of the farmer's tractor safely across the stream.

老木橋安全地支撐了農夫牽引機的重量,順利通過小溪。

carried + weight

Christopher's strong shoulders carried his little sister all the way home from the park.

Christopher 強壯的肩膀將妹妹一路從公園揹回家。

同義詞
  • supported

    general term; does not necessarily imply movement

  • bore

    formal; often used in engineering or literary contexts

  • held up

    phrasal verb; suggests preventing something from falling down

文法句型

carried + noun phrase

4. moved sounds, information, smells, diseases, or other effects from one place to

4.動詞及物B1
釋義

傳遞;傳送

將聲音、訊息、氣味等傳播出去

moved sounds, information, smells, diseases, or other effects from one place to another so that other people or things received them.

例句

The wind carried the smell of fresh bread from the bakery all the way to the playground.

風將剛出爐的麵包香一路從烘焙坊傳到遊樂場。

carried + smell

The radio signal carried the prime minister's speech to every village across the region.

無線電訊號將總理的演講傳送到地區內的每個村莊。

carried + sound/information

同義詞
  • transmitted

    more technical; often used for signals or diseases

  • conveyed

    often used for abstract things like ideas or feelings

  • spread

    used particularly for news, diseases, or panic

文法句型

carried + noun phrase + (from ...) to ...

5. had a certain quality, meaning, or result as part of what was said or felt — for

5.動詞及物B2
釋義

帶有;蘊含

包含某種特質、意義或後果

had a certain quality, meaning, or result as part of what was said or felt — for example, a threat, a warning, or a sense of sadness.

例句

His father's brief message carried a quiet warning that made the whole room fall silent.

父親簡短的訊息帶有無聲的警告,讓整個房間安靜下來。

carried + warning

The old photograph carried so many memories that my grandmother began to cry when she saw it.

那張舊照片帶有太多回憶,祖母一看就哭了起來。

carried + memories

同義詞
  • implied

    suggests something not stated directly

  • entailed

    formal; suggests necessary involvement or consequence

  • involved

    general term for being part of a situation

文法句型

carried + noun phrase

6. gained enough votes, agreement, or support from a group of people to make a prop

6.動詞及物C1
釋義

贏得支持

透過投票或說服使提案通過

gained enough votes, agreement, or support from a group of people to make a proposal or decision succeed.

例句

The new policy was carried by a narrow majority of just three votes after a long debate.

經過長時間辯論,新政策以僅僅三票的微弱多數獲得通過。

carried by + majority

The committee carried the motion despite strong objections from two of its senior members.

儘管兩位資深委員強烈反對,委員會仍通過了該動議。

carried + motion/proposal

同義詞
  • approved

    more general term for giving formal consent

  • passed

    used when a law or proposal officially goes through

  • endorsed

    suggests giving public support to a person or idea

文法句型

carried + noun phrase

用法筆記

This sense is formal and usually refers to official votes, motions, or decisions in meetings. The subject is often a person or group who influences others.

7. kept an activity, project, or process running successfully, often by providing m

7.動詞及物B2
釋義

支撐營運

使活動、計畫持續進行

kept an activity, project, or process running successfully, often by providing money, effort, or leadership.

例句

A generous donation from the local church carried the food bank through the difficult winter months.

當地教會的一筆慷慨捐款幫助食物銀行度過艱難的冬季。

carried + organization/project through

Élise carried the team during the final sprint, scoring two goals in the last six minutes.

Élise 在最後衝刺階段支撐起全隊,最後六分鐘內攻進兩球。

carried + team

同義詞
  • sustained

    more formal; often used for long-term efforts or environmental contexts

  • maintained

    general term for keeping something in good condition

  • financed

    specifically about providing money

文法句型

carried + noun phrase

用法筆記

Often used in expressions such as 'carried something through', and frequently with an adverb or prepositional phrase indicating duration.

8. moved a number from one column to the next in addition when the total exceeded n

8.動詞及物B2
釋義

進位

在加法中將數字移到下一欄

moved a number from one column to the next in addition when the total exceeded nine, so that it could be added there.

例句

When Romi added 58 and 67, she carried the 1 from the ones column to the tens.

Romi 計算 58 加 67 時,從個位數欄進位了 1 到十位數欄。

carried + number + from ... to ...

The teacher reminded the class to write the carried digit in the next place before adding the hundreds.

老師提醒全班,在加百位數之前要先將進位的數字寫在下一個位數。

carried digit

同義詞
  • transferred

    more general term; used outside of arithmetic as well

文法句型

carried + number + over (to next column)

用法筆記

This is a technical usage restricted to arithmetic. Learners may encounter it in textbooks and exam instructions.

9. in sports, moved forward with the ball or puck under control, or sent a ball far

9.動詞及物B2
釋義

帶球前進

在運動比賽中控球並向前推進

in sports, moved forward with the ball or puck under control, or sent a ball far enough to clear an obstacle or reach a player.

例句

Darius carried the ball thirty yards down the field before being tackled near the goal line.

Darius 帶球推進了三十碼,然後在達陣區前被擒抱。

carried the ball + distance

The hockey forward carried the puck behind the net and passed it to Kemi for a quick shot.

冰球前鋒將球帶到球門後方,再傳給 Kemi 射門。

carried + the puck

同義詞
  • drove

    used in football to describe moving the ball forward with purpose

  • advanced

    general sports term; sounds more formal

文法句型

carried + the ball/puck + (forward)

用法筆記

This sense is used mainly in American football, ice hockey, and basketball (dribbling). The object is usually 'the ball' or 'the puck'.

10. was pregnant with a baby before it was born.

10.動詞及物B2
釋義

懷孕

母體內孕育胎兒的狀態

was pregnant with a baby before it was born.

例句

Sari carried her first child during the hottest summer the town had ever recorded.

Sari 在她所經歷過最炎熱的夏天期間懷著第一個孩子。

carried + child

The doctor told Baraka that she carried twins, which came as a wonderful surprise to the whole family.

醫生告訴 Baraka 她懷了雙胞胎,這對全家來說是個美妙驚喜。

carried + twins

同義詞
  • bore

    literary or old-fashioned; often used in biblical contexts

  • was expecting

    informal euphemism for being pregnant

文法句型

carried + a baby/child

用法筆記

This is a somewhat formal or literary way to talk about pregnancy. In everyday speech, 'was pregnant with' is more common.