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Significados de carry em inglês

português
ter
catalão
dur
espanhol
portar

Behave in a certain manner.

ter
português
trazer
catalão
canalitzar
espanhol
canalizar

Transmit or serve as the medium for transmission.

trazer
Sinônimos
Examples for "express"
Examples for "express"
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Medical professionals express concern that the health system will be quickly overwhelmed.
Reuters
2
However, some of us can express this view freely; others are nervy.
The Guardian
3
Words just couldn't express what was going through that young man's heart.
Hearts of grey
4
Striker Nouha Dicko: No words can express how I feel right now.
BBC
5
Rachel Sampson wrote: Meredith, words cannot express how I feel right now.
The Guardian
1
She told MEPs Europe risked giving up a vital channel for dialogue.
The Guardian
2
The Comedy Central TV channel launched here just over a year ago.
The Guardian
3
An ideological and institutional shift would quickly channel all power Gingrich's way.
The new yorker
4
I cannot build more power stations or more efficiently channel water supplies.
The Departure
5
The current trend channel doesn't hit that area until late next week.
Reuters
1
Twelve months later, however, Mr Chamberlain had a different message to convey.
The Irish Times
2
This was a state visit -whatimage did I wish to convey?
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
3
Now listen carefully, because this is difficult to convey in short sentences.
The Irish Times
4
When you speak, complex sound waves can convey all sorts of information.
The Physics of Superheroes
5
These messages convey more than the presence of food or danger, too.
Wired
1
He wanted to transmit human speech under water through the transatlantic cable.
The new yorker
2
The satellites transmit signals to receivers on land, sea and in air.
Wired
3
The power to transmit amplifies not just the audience, but the consequences.
The Guardian
4
However, some of these patients can transmit retinoblastoma predisposition to their offspring.
Pubmed
5
Emboli from an animal with BSE could transmit the disease to people.
Pubmed
1
As a result, the skins impart less colour to the resulting wine.
Jamaica Observer
2
May I take this opportunity to impart some advice to HMQ: 1.
The Irish Times
3
He dashed out again; he had only come to impart the news.
The Valley of Horses
4
Many media have been used by both sides to impart their messages.
The Irish Times
5
Agrippina has so much information to impart, so many things to resolve.
The Guardian
português
aguardar

Be pregnant with.

aguardar
português
portar
catalão
dur
espanhol
cargar

Have with oneself; have on one's person.

portar
Uso de carry em inglês
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Such decisions carry political consequences, particularly in high-profile cases, legal experts said.
Reuters
2
Those funds still carry a notable long position in the market, however.
Reuters
3
Pollution controls carry important financial and health consequences for the United States.
Reuters
4
Today however, I carry another more ambiguous, and I think positive, message.
Reuters
5
The state's rules, which became effective December 11, carry possible criminal penalties.
Reuters
6
I believe you wish to reject this power you carry within yourself.
The pretender's crown
7
People need to understand the risky nature of carry trades, said Kuroda.
Reuters
8
Under Israeli law, manslaughter can carry a maximum 20 years behind bars.
Reuters
9
The most serious charges carry a maximum sentence of 10 years' imprisonment.
Radio NZ
10
The state's rules, which became effective Dec. 11, carry possible criminal penalties.
Reuters
11
The vines themselves, transplants from Europe, carry a genetic heritage far older.
Wired
12
Photo: SUPPLIED We know that American warships don't carry tactile nuclear weapons.
Radio NZ
13
Consultant psychiatrists also carry out independent medical examinations and prepare case reports.
The Irish Times
14
Every new PC purchased this year, for instance, must carry the designation.
Reuters
15
If you want to carry more people, the power must obviously increase.
Wired
16
So can Europe carry out mass returns of entire groups of people?
BBC