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['keri, 'kæri] v.,n. -v 1. mbart, transportoj; mbaj; carry sth in one's head mbaj diçka në mendje. 2. mbaj (që të mos bjerë); columns that carry the roof kolonat që mbajnë çatinë. 3. mbaj veten, mbahem; she carries herself badly ajo nuk mbahet mirë. 4. mbaj me vete, kam; carry firearms mbaj armë zjarri. 5. sjell, ka si pasojë; power carries responsibility with it pushteti ka edhe përgjegjësinë me vete. 6. çoj, shpie, e vazhdoj; carry a joke too far shkoj shumë larg, e zgjas shumë shakanë. 7. pushtoj (edhe fig.); carry one's audience i bëj për vete dëgjuesit; carry one's point i bind të tjerët. 8. mbuloj një distance, arrij; this rifle will carry one kilometre kjo pushkë qëllon/ha deri në një kilometer larg. 9. mbaj, kam (në ruajtje, për shitje). 10. përmban, ka (gazeta). 11. mat. mbart, zhvendos (një shifër). 12. e mbaj (pijen),● carry everything before one kam sukses të plotë, më shkon mbarë; carry the ball marr drejtimin (e punëve), e marr në dorë vetë; carry the day dal fitimtar, korrfitore.-n 1. largësi, distance. 2. rreze e qitjes. 3. mbartje● carry away ['keri ë'wei] a) merr me vete; përlan (stuhia); b) e humbas torruan/kontrollin; c) entuziazmohem● carry back to ['keri bæk tu] më kujton, me shpie (me mend)● carry forward ['keri 'fo:wë:d] a) përparoj; b) fin. bart, kaloj në kolonën/faqen pasardhëse (shifrat)● carry off ['keri of] a) fitoj (çmim); b) ia dal në krye● carry on ['keri on] a) bëj (një punë); b) drejtoj (një biznes); c) vazhdoj, eci më tej; d) bëj/sillem si i marrë (në festë)● carry out ['keri aut] kryej; bëj; zbatoj● carry over ['keri 'ouvë:] a) më mbetet, tepron; b) shtyj, lë për më vonë; vazhdoj, zgjas● carry-over ['kæri'ouvë:] n. pjesë e mbetur● carry through ['keri thru:] a) kryej; bëj; zbatoj; b) shpëtoj (nga belaja); c) i jap kurajë● carryall ['kærio:l] n 1. kaloshinë; karrocë me një kalë. 2. knd. sajë, slitë. 3. amer. depo vjetërsirash; musandër; dollap● carry cot ['keri kot] n. djep● carry change ['keri çeinxh] n. fin. kamatë● carrying-on ['kæriingon] n. gj.fol. 1. poterë, shamatë. 2. sjellje e pahijshme. 3. vazhdim (i punës)* * *mbaj
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