Summary
carry {noun}
overdracht · greep
to carry {verb}
dragen · voorhebben · overdragen · voeren · ter beschikking hebben · te horen zijn · beschikbaar hebben · brengen · overnemen
English-Dutch translation for "carry"
"carry" Dutch translation
carry {noun}
carry {noun} (also: delivery)
However, quotas belong to individual producers, which is why the existing carry-over possibilities are the correct solution to this problem.
However, if the quota of a particular country is not used up, it should be permitted for the difference to be carried over into the next trading period.
Can the Commission say what studies it has carried out on the possibility of transferring quotas and what the outcome was?
Firstly, it budgets for 2002 a preliminary amount of EUR 10 billion of the surplus carried over from 2001.
The Tutsi army is losing its hold on the countryside and various Hutu guerilla movements are increasingly carrying out attacks in a number of regions.
to carry {verb}
to carry [carried|carried] {vb} (also: to abide, to endure, to wear, to put up with)
We have our responsibilities but we must be able to carry them out together.
Indeed, we carry a lot of luggage from our yesteryear in the human brain.
Trials are essential, but Iraqi judges cannot carry the burden alone.
I want to carry in my heart forever the key word of the Olympics -- passion.
Their diet is mostly plant-based, accentuated with foods that they can carry into the fields.
to carry [carried|carried] {vb} (also: to intend, to wear, to mean)
to carry [carried|carried] {vb} (also: to convey, to demise, to consign, to relegate)
What brings it about is the fact that we will, in future, be transferring to businesses the responsibility for obtaining information and carrying out tests, along with the costs incurred in doing so.
to carry [carried|carried] {vb} (also: to line, to wear, to lead, to transport)
We must carry out a practical, effective, resolute and determined plan of action.
Surely, in this modern day and age there is a better way in which we can carry this out?
But we also need to help these countries carry out their economic reforms.
The new EU Member States are prepared to carry out reforms and to make changes.
The UN cannot make threats without being prepared to carry them out.
to carry [carried|carried] {vb}
Are the resources which we have allocated to carry out checks sufficient at the end of the day?
The Office will have full access to all relevant information, and it will be able to carry out investigations on its own initiative.
to carry [carried|carried] {vb}
to carry [carried|carried] {vb}
to carry [carried|carried] {vb} (also: to lead, to guide, to bring, to trazer)
I will certainly continue to rely on your support to carry through those changes.
It was an onerous responsibility, and you managed to carry it out successfully.
The substances and materials in these products, however, do carry a risk.
In a hospital, this device could be used to carry around medical equipment.
So you're using a balloon to carry something that is two tons all the way to an altitude of 40 km.
to carry [carried|carried] {vb} (also: to take over, to buy)
We could consider transferring some tasks that are currently carried out by the Commission, e. g. within education and health.
The European Parliament could take over the task that the Council and the Commission have not carried out, in spite of their wealth of resources.
The Agency will be able to set up its own specialised sections, thus incorporating the work now carried out by land, air and sea centres, where these exist.
Synonyms
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Usage examples
Usage examples for "carry" in Dutch
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