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carry over

[kar-ee-oh-ver] / ˈkær iˌoʊ vər /
VERB
be left
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VERB
extend to
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VERB
carry forward
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Example Sentences

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He said a positive carry-over effect from last year's GDP expansion meant "we can face a temporary slowdown and still get to the end of this year with another good growth figure."

From Reuters

For a long time, ads felt like a lazy carry-over from the cable days.

From The Verge

The data that landed on Mike Schmidt’s desk in early August 2020, when he took over as Multnomah County district attorney, was a carry-over from the early demonstrations and broad arrests.

From Washington Post

“You want to have a culture or a system where there is carry-over because we don’t get quality time to prepare to play in the WNBA,” Hughes said.

From Seattle Times

Without the monthly carry-over, you’ll kiss credit card interest fees goodbye.

From Seattle Times