Carry on
/ˈkæri ɑn /B1
PreIntermediate
1. To continue doing something or to persevere.
- Even though it was raining, the match carried on as scheduled.
- She decided to carry on with her studies despite the obstacles.
2. To behave in an excited, emotional, or unruly manner.
- The children were carrying on, making it hard for the teacher to keep order.
- He carried on in a rage, shouting at everyone around him.
3. To maintain or continue a tradition or activity.
- They carried on the family business after their parents retired.
- She carried on the tradition of baking cookies every holiday.
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