carried on (Meaning)
carried on
carrying-on, to continue especially in spite of difficulties, to continue doing, pursuing, or operating, to continue especially in spite of hindrance or discouragement, a piece of luggage suitable for being carried aboard an airplane by a passenger, to behave or speak in a foolish, excited, or improper manner, conduct entry 2 sense 2, manage, carried or suitable for being carried aboard, to behave badly
Synonyms & Antonyms of carried on
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carried on Sentence Examples
- The heavy suitcases were carried on by the porters with great effort.
- The wind carried on the scent of blooming flowers throughout the park.
- The tradition of carrying on the family business was passed down through generations.
- The conversation carried on past midnight, filled with laughter and shared memories.
- The engine carried on running smoothly despite the tough terrain it faced.
- She carried on working tirelessly, determined to meet the deadline.
- The rumor carried on spreading like wildfire, reaching every corner of the town.
- The melody of the song carried on softly in the breeze.
- The momentum of the rolling ball carried on until it came to a gradual stop.
- The river carried on flowing, its waters providing life to the surrounding area.
FAQs About the word carried on
carrying-on, to continue especially in spite of difficulties, to continue doing, pursuing, or operating, to continue especially in spite of hindrance or discour
disobeyed, acted out,raised hell, ran riot, acted up, rebelled, misbehaved, raised Cain,misconducted, cut up
bore, acted, quit,conducted, obeyed, acquitted, handled, collected, comported, quitted
The heavy suitcases were carried on by the porters with great effort.
The wind carried on the scent of blooming flowers throughout the park.
The tradition of carrying on the family business was passed down through generations.
The conversation carried on past midnight, filled with laughter and shared memories.
