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carry
verb as in transport physical object
verb as in win; accomplish
Example Sentences
Women carried bodies from the battlefield, oversaw their burial and got the vote in 1920.
“Your guys have got to get the truth. Like, you can only carry a fighter for so long, eventually he’s got to get in the ring against somebody else that’s ranked.”
The loyal wingman is a type of AI-powered drone designed to operate in tandem with manned fighter jets and other aircraft, providing reconnaissance and carrying extra weapons.
Anthropic said hackers tricked the chatbot into carrying out automated tasks under the guise of carrying out cyber security research.
Similar rat removal projects have been carried out elsewhere to help seabirds bounce back.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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