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n class='num' aria-hidden='true'>2 timberwork constructed by a carpenter
  • the form or manner of putting together the parts (as of a literary or musical composition)
    • Examples
    • //He learned carpentry from his father.
    • //When the carpentry is finished, the cabinets will be installed.
    First Known Use
    14th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1
    car​ry
    verb
    car·​ry
    ˈker-ē ˈka-rē
    car​ried; car​ry​ing; car​ries

    Definition (Entry 1 of 2)

    • transitive ​verb
    • to move (a person or thing) while holding or supporting transport //I'll carry your suitcase. //a ship carrying oil //Medics carried him off/away. //The current carried us downstream. —often used figuratively //Your talent will carry you far. //She carries a heavy burden of grief.
    • to convey (something) by direct communication //… would not have hesitated to carry tales to the front office about him … — Lewis Dent
    • chiefly dialectal conduct, escortn class='num' aria-hidden='true'>2 timberwork constructed by a carpenter
    • the form or manner of putting together the parts (as of a literary or musical composition)
    Examples
    • //He learned carpentry from his father.
    • //When the carpentry is finished, the cabinets will be installed.
    First Known Use
    14th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1
    car​ry
    verb
    car·​ry
    ˈker-ē ˈka-rē
    car​ried; car​ry​ing; car​ries

    Definition (Entry 1 of 2)

    • transitive ​verb
    • to move (a person or thing) while holding or supporting transport //I'll carry your suitcase. //a ship carrying oil //Medics carried him off/away. //The current carried us downstream. —often used figuratively //Your talent will carry you far. //She carries a heavy burden of grief.
    • to convey (something) by direct communication //… would not have hesitated to carry tales to the front office about him … — Lewis Dent
    • chiefly dialectal conduct, escortn class='num' aria-hidden='true'>2 timberwork constructed by a carpenter
    • the form or manner of putting together the parts (as of a literary or musical composition)
    Examples
    • //He learned carpentry from his father.
    • //When the carpentry is finished, the cabinets will be installed.
    First Known Use
    14th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1
    car​ry
    verb
    car·​ry
    ˈker-ē ˈka-rē
    car​ried; car​ry​ing; car​ries

    Definition (Entry 1 of 2)

    • transitive ​verb
    • to move (a person or thing) while holding or supporting transport //I'll carry your suitcase. //a ship carrying oil //Medics carried him off/away. //The current carried us downstream. —often used figuratively //Your talent will carry you far. //She carries a heavy burden of grief.
    • to convey (something) by direct communication //… would not have hesitated to carry tales to the front office about him … — Lewis Dent
    • chiefly dialectal conduct, escortn class='num' aria-hidden='true'>2 timberwork constructed by a carpenter
    • the form or manner of putting together the parts (as of a literary or musical composition)
    Examples
    • //He learned carpentry from his father.
    • //When the carpentry is finished, the cabinets will be installed.
    First Known Use
    14th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1
    car​ry
    verb
    car·​ry
    ˈker-ē ˈka-rē
    car​ried; car​ry​ing; car​ries

    Definition (Entry 1 of 2)

    • transitive ​verb
    • to move (a person or thing) while holding or supporting transport //I'll carry your suitcase. //a ship carrying oil //Medics carried him off/away. //The current carried us downstream. —often used figuratively //Your talent will carry you far. //She carries a heavy burden of grief.
    • to convey (something) by direct communication //… would not have hesitated to carry tales to the front office about him … — Lewis Dent
    • chiefly dialectal conduct, escort