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  1. Carry away the bell, to див. B-340, 2).

  2. Carry away the garland, to див. В-348.

  3. carry (one, something) by storm, to 1) військ, взяти, брати штурмом; 2) перен. справляти добре враження (на когось); див. тж. Т-208;

...But a future Countess of Fairholme is not to be carried by storm in that fashion (L. Tracy).

  1. carry coals, to див. В-298.

  2. carry (або рідк. take) coals to New­ castle, to робити щось безглузде, недоціль­ не; .~. в ліс дровіа возити, в криницю воду лить. [Ньюкасл центр англійської вугіль­ ної промисловості]; див. тж. С-207;

It was carrying coals to Newcastle to talk to her so. The advice was better for her husband (Th. Dreiser).

"Oh," she said, rather bewildered. "Beatrice gave you some books, did she? Rather like taking coals to Newcastle, wasn't it? There are so many books in the library at Manderley (D. du Maurier).

173. carry conviction, to бути переконли­ вим, переконувати; звучати переконливо (про слова); сповнювати надією;

In spite of a certain crossness and irritation at being trapped in this fashion, his manner did not carry conviction, and he knew it (Th. Dreiser).

  1. carry corn, to сл. розумно викори­ стати удачу; не зазнаватися від успіху.

  2. carry everything before one, to див. C-157.

  3. carry fire in one hand and water in the other, to ^ говорити одне, а думати ініте; обманювати; бути дволичним; при­ сипляти пильність.

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177. carry heavy metal, to (їж. to carry metal) бути серйозним сіупротивником; на­ водити переконливі докази; ^ пускати в хід важку артилерію;

...Old Mont might know some fogey at the 'Parthenaeum' who carried metal (7. Galsworthy).

178. carry home, to влучити в точку, дійти до свідомості; усвідомити щось;

"І didn't do it, friends," he sobbed; " 'pon [= upon] my word and honor I never done [= have done] it."

"Who's accused you?" shouted a voice. This shot seemed to carry home (M. Twain).

179. carrying trade, the перевезення това­ рів з однієї країни до іншої по воді, водним транспортом;

The country was still living on its capital. With the collapse of the carrying trade and European markets, they were importing food they couldn't afford to pay for (J. Galsworthy).

  1. carry (something) into being (або effect), to див. В-2647.

  2. carry-(або put) (something) into exe­ cution, to [тж. to put (something) in execu­ tion] здійснювати, виконувати, реалізувати; доводити до кінця (щось);

It is by no means improbable that old Lobbs would have carried this threat into execution, in the excess of his rage, if his arm had not been stayed by a very unexpected apparition, to wit, the male cousin... (Ch. Dickens).

He was literally afraid not to put his design into execution (J. Galsworthy).

182. carry it off, to не піддаватися чомусь (залякуванням тощо), прикидатися байду­ жим; ^ і оком не повести;

Не is here, good sir, waiting your pleasure — here in London — walking the streets at noonday, carrying it off jauntily (Ch. Dickens).

  1. carry it off with a high hand, to див. C-188.

  2. carry it (або something) so far, to (тж. to go so far) заходити надто далеко;

Two or three times she pricked up her ear at a footstep, but it was a false hope; no Tom came. At last she grew entirely miserable, and wished she hadn't carried it so far (M. Twain).

  1. carry its (own) tale, to див. С-204.

  2. carry it to excess (або extremity), to див. G-1835.

  3. carry it (або something) too far [тж. to go (або run) too far; to carry (something) to great length] заходити надто далеко; пе­ ребирати міру;

That might be carrying out a principle a little too far, mightn't it? (Ch. Dickens).

She saw she had gone too far — had said more, far more than she had intended (A. Cronin).

You can carry scruples to altogether too great length (/. Galsworthy).

188. carry (або run) it (або things) with a high hand, to [тж. to carry (або run) it (абоjthings) off with a high hand; to take the high hand] діяти владно; вживати рішу­ чих заходів; бути зарозумілим, гордовитим, пихатим, чванливим; див. тж. W-908;

She was carrying things with too high a hand. ] These were his first thoughts (Th. Dreiser).

It seems to me you're trying to run things with a pretty high hand of late. You talk as though you settled my affairs for me. Well, you don't (Th. Drei­ ser). ,

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