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Carry onTo provide, run or manage the provision of, a regulated activity.
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Carry onAn order to resume or continue normal duties.
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Carry onAn order which means to continue on your normal duties. When ordered through a Boatswain's Call it is one second of high note followed by one second of low note.
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Carry onIn the days of sail, the officer of the deck kept a weather eye constantly on the slightest change in the wind so sail could be reefed or added as necessary to ensure the fastest headway. Whenever a g [..]
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Carry onIn the days of sail, the officer of the deck kept a weather eye constantly on the slightest change in the wind so that the sails could be reefed or added as necessary to ensure the fastest headway. Wh [..]
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Carry on While the order "Carry On" now mean only to proceed with any duty, it was originally a specific order not to shorten sail, but to carry on all canvas the ship would stand unless st [..]
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Carry onan order to resume work or duties.
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Carry onTo continue sailing under the same canvas despite the worsening of the wind.
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Carry on"Carry on, conduct or transact business" means: (a) To sell or to lease to another, real estate, goods, intangible property or services; (b) To purchase or to lease from another, real estate [..]
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Carry on, v. to behave in a boisterous or giddy manner; to act improperly.
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Carry onIn the days of sail, the Officer of the Deck kept a weather eye constantly on the slightest change in wind so sails could be reefed or added as necessary to ensure the fastest headway. Whenever a good [..]
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Carry on Piece of luggage that a traveler takes inside the airplane cabin and whose size does not (is not supposed to) exceed the allowed dimensions set by the airline. Usually stowed in the overhead bin or [..]
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Carry on [verb] What new husbands should seriously think about curtailing if they expect their marriages to last.
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