Summary
to carry on {verb}
conduzir · continuar · prosseguir · comportar-se mal · preservar
to carry {verb}
carregar · levar · subir · transportar · portar
English-Portuguese translation for "to carry on"
"to carry on" Portuguese translation
to carry on {verb}
to carry on {vb} (also: to wage, to conduct, to lead, to head)
to carry on {vb} (also: to continue, to be, to go on, to keep on)
I learned a huge amount from Henry. Henry taught me that you can carry on working.
We came to the common conclusion that things could not carry on as they were.
We cannot carry on producing electricity from the customary sources.
If you carry on like this, we will, in future, no longer be able to support you.
However, civil aviation must carry on improving its safety record.
to carry on {vb} (also: to continue, to go on, to proceed, to move)
If I have already got in at the top, I should be able to carry on inside.
We shall carry on voting and we shall continue with the Schwab report.
I would propose that we carry on in the normal way for the time being.
Morocco is within its rights but, having got to this point, should we carry on?
This is why it is so important for us to carry on in the spirit of Parliament's report.
to carry on {vb} (also: to act up)
to carry on {vb} (also: to preserve, to uphold, to retain)
to carry {verb}
to carry [carried|carried] {vb} (also: to take away, to load, to charge, to carry away)
So, one person could actually play and almost -- this is pretty heavy carry the hurdy-gurdy.
I tried to carry things too large for people to be able to carry.
So you're using a balloon to carry something that is two tons all the way to an altitude of 40 km.
Trials are essential, but Iraqi judges cannot carry the burden alone.
So they knew at that stage they could carry large weights.
to carry [carried|carried] {vb} (also: to take, to take away)
This is the task that we, together with the Irish Presidency, must carry forward.
But we also need to help these countries carry out their economic reforms.
This would be the first time that only women would carry the Olympic flag.
In certain areas or companies it is difficult to carry out controls on oilcake.
I believe that that will be the time to carry out this type of comparison in more depth.
to carry [carried|carried] {vb} (also: to climb, to ascend, to increase, to go up)
to carry [carried|carried] {vb} (also: to transport, to drive, to haul, to transpose)
In a hospital, this device could be used to carry around medical equipment.
And thirdly, it had to be something which she could carry in her kit.
It can carry a large and varied cargo all at once.
to carry over
How can citizens be expected to carry detection equipment the same size as a large PC around with them?
to carry [carried|carried] {vb} (also: to bear)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "carry on":
Synonyms (English) for "carry":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to carry on" in Portuguese
Similar words
More translations in the Norwegian-English dictionary.