carry on : continue
- I really want to carry on working here but the salary is not very good.
carry out : accomplish, make
- It’s really important to carry out this project.
- Despite the difficulties, doctors had to carry out a surgery to remove the tumor.
carry off : take away (by force)
- The thieves carried off with hundreds of thousands in cash and jewelry.
- Our athletes carried off two gold, 4 silver and 5 bronze medals in the European Games.
(get) carried away : lose control after being distracted (passive)
- I only wanted to check my messages but got carried away and spent two hours on my phone.
carry through : complete, bring out of difficulties
- I believe Suzan will carry through this idea.
- The new minister is quite determined to carry through the reforms that he has promised.
- The new CEO was quite capable of carrying the company through these difficult times.
