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Idioms with the phrasal verb carry
1.An eagle, if pressed for food, might a small baby
that had been left in the open unprotected, but such an
opportunity must occur very rarely.

carry off
carry through
carry on with
carry out
2.Finland and the Finnish upper secondary education
system constitute a good example of the fact that it is
possible to very extensive readjustments with a view
to making a system more flexible and adapted to
individualized learning.

carry off
carry through
carry on with
carry away
3.India and Iran will continue to deepen ties and
bilateral projects, including the tri-nation pipeline and a
multi-billion dollar gas deal.

carry off
carry through
carry on with
carry away
4.The liver regulates most chemical levels in the blood and
excretes a product called bile, which helps waste

products from the liver.

carry away
carry through
carry on with
carry over
5.China's cultural industry was given a boost last week
after the government announced its plan to cultural
reform in more than 20 provincial areas.

carry away
carry through
carry off
carry out
6.Items such as pointed scissors and ice skates are
examples of articles that are not permitted in your
baggage when boarding an aircraft.

carry off
carry on
carry on with
carry away
7.An employee with 400 accrued sick leave hours at the
end of the fiscal year will into the new fiscal year
360 hours of sick leave and 8 hours of additional annual
leave.

carry over
carry on
carry off

carry out
8.When irrigation has no system, the evaporating
water deposits a gradual build-up of salinization, which is
eventually damaging to plant life.

carry over
carry on
carry off
carry out
9.The Scottish Parliament has appointed Mr. Maley to
an assessment of the current cost estimate and
likely completion date of a new information technology
project.

carry over
carry on
carry off
carry out
10.Animals and humans use the evaporation of water to
heat that is absorbed from the sun or generated by
metabolic activity and exercise.

carry away
carry through
carry off
carry out