carried
verb (past tense of carry)UK /ˈkærid/
US /ˈkærid/
Held something and took it from one place to another.
She carried her backpack to school.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Supported the weight of something.
The bridge carried the heavy truck safely.
3. Won a vote or election.
The new rule was carried by a large majority.
4. Kept something with you, like a disease or a feeling.
The mosquito carried a sickness to the village.
5. Sang a tune so others could follow.
Her voice carried the melody across the hall.