- definition
- continue an activity or task:"she carried on watching the TV" · "they just carried on as if nothing has happened" · "carry on with what you were doing"
- engage in an activity:"he could not carry on a logical conversation"
- continue to move in the same direction:"I knew I was going the wrong way, but I just carried on"
- informalbehave in a particular way:"they carry on in a very adult fashion" · "from the way they carry on, you'd never know or guess that they were a couple"
- behave in an overemotional way:"she was screaming and carrying on" · "he's still carrying on about this nonsense"
- informalbe engaged in a love affair, typically one of which the speaker disapproves:"she was carrying on with young Adam"
nouncarry-on (noun) · carry-ons (plural noun) · carryon (noun) · carryons (plural noun)- a bag or suitcase taken onto an aircraft as handheld luggage:"my wife and I travel with a carry-on each"
adjective- (of a bag or suitcase) suitable for taking on to an aircraft as handheld luggage.
Similar and Opposite Wordsdefinition- continue an activity or task:
- engage in an activity:
- continue to move in the same direction:
- behave in a particular way:
- behave in an overemotional way:
- be engaged in a love affair, typically one of which the speaker disapproves:
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