carrying on (Meaning)

carrying on

an instance of such behavior, foolish, excited, or improper behavior

The porter was carrying on heavy suitcases through the crowded airport terminal.
The toddler refused to stop carrying on in the grocery store, kicking and screaming for candy.
The politician decided to carry on despite the mounting criticism and opposition.
The pregnant woman was advised to carry on with her daily routine, as long as it did not involve heavy lifting.
The researchers were carrying on a series of experiments to test the effects of the new drug.
The pilot skillfully carried on through the turbulent weather conditions, keeping the plane steady and safe.
The relationship was carrying on despite the challenges they faced, with both parties committed to making it work.
The employees were carrying on their tasks diligently, even though the office was short-staffed and overwhelmed.
The symphony carried on the performance, despite the sudden power outage, with the musicians using their instruments as percussive tools.
The family was carrying on the tradition of spending Christmas together, gathering at their ancestral home to celebrate.

an instance of such behavior, foolish, excited, or improper behavior

acting out, acting up, disobeying, raising Cain, running riot,raising hell, horsing around, cutting up,misconducting, rebelling

obeying, conducting, acting, bearing, containing, quitting, demeaning, complying, handling, checking

The porter was carrying on heavy suitcases through the crowded airport terminal.

The toddler refused to stop carrying on in the grocery store, kicking and screaming for candy.

The politician decided to carry on despite the mounting criticism and opposition.

The pregnant woman was advised to carry on with her daily routine, as long as it did not involve heavy lifting.