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Meanings of carry in English
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Examples for "express"
Examples for "express"
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Medical professionals express concern that the health system will be quickly overwhelmed.
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However, some of us can express this view freely; others are nervy.
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Words just couldn't express what was going through that young man's heart.
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Striker Nouha Dicko: No words can express how I feel right now.
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Rachel Sampson wrote: Meredith, words cannot express how I feel right now.
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She told MEPs Europe risked giving up a vital channel for dialogue.
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The Comedy Central TV channel launched here just over a year ago.
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An ideological and institutional shift would quickly channel all power Gingrich's way.
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I cannot build more power stations or more efficiently channel water supplies.
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The current trend channel doesn't hit that area until late next week.
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Twelve months later, however, Mr Chamberlain had a different message to convey.
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This was a state visit -whatimage did I wish to convey?
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Now listen carefully, because this is difficult to convey in short sentences.
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When you speak, complex sound waves can convey all sorts of information.
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These messages convey more than the presence of food or danger, too.
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He wanted to transmit human speech under water through the transatlantic cable.
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The satellites transmit signals to receivers on land, sea and in air.
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The power to transmit amplifies not just the audience, but the consequences.
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However, some of these patients can transmit retinoblastoma predisposition to their offspring.
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Emboli from an animal with BSE could transmit the disease to people.
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As a result, the skins impart less colour to the resulting wine.
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May I take this opportunity to impart some advice to HMQ: 1.
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He dashed out again; he had only come to impart the news.
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Many media have been used by both sides to impart their messages.
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Agrippina has so much information to impart, so many things to resolve.
Portuguese
aguardar Usage of carry in English
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Such decisions carry political consequences, particularly in high-profile cases, legal experts said.
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Those funds still carry a notable long position in the market, however.
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Pollution controls carry important financial and health consequences for the United States.
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Today however, I carry another more ambiguous, and I think positive, message.
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The state's rules, which became effective December 11, carry possible criminal penalties.
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I believe you wish to reject this power you carry within yourself.
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People need to understand the risky nature of carry trades, said Kuroda.
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Under Israeli law, manslaughter can carry a maximum 20 years behind bars.
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The most serious charges carry a maximum sentence of 10 years' imprisonment.
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The state's rules, which became effective Dec. 11, carry possible criminal penalties.
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The vines themselves, transplants from Europe, carry a genetic heritage far older.
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Photo: SUPPLIED We know that American warships don't carry tactile nuclear weapons.
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Consultant psychiatrists also carry out independent medical examinations and prepare case reports.
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Every new PC purchased this year, for instance, must carry the designation.
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If you want to carry more people, the power must obviously increase.
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So can Europe carry out mass returns of entire groups of people?
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