carried off
phrasal verbUK /ˈkærid ɒf/
US /ˈkærid ɔːf/
Took something or someone away from a place.
The wind carried off my hat.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Won a prize or award.
She carried off first place in the race.
3. Did something difficult successfully.
He carried off the tricky dance move perfectly.
4. Caused someone to die from an illness.
The fever carried him off last winter.