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carry over

phrasal verb

If something carries over or is carried over from one situation to another, it continues to exist or apply in the new situation.

Priestley's rational outlook in science carried over to religion. [VP + into/to]

Springs and wells were decorated, a custom which was carried over into Christiantimes in Europe. [beV-ed P + into/to]

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carry over in British English

verb (tr, adverb)

to postpone or defer

2. accounting, tax accounting another term for carry forward

(on the London Stock Exchange) to postpone (payment or settlement) until the next account day

noun carry-over

something left over for future use, esp goods to be sold

5. accounting

a sum or balance carried forward

6. another name for contango

7. tax accounting

another name for carry-forward

carry forward (sense 3)

carry-over in British English

(ˈkærɪˌəʊvə)

noun

something left over for future use, esp goods to be sold

2. accounting

a sum or balance carried forward

3. another name for contango (sense 2)

4. carry forward (sense 3)

carry over in American English

to have or be remaining

to transfer or hold over

to postpone or allow to postpone; continue

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carry-over in American English

(ˈkæriˌoʊvər)

noun

the act of carrying over

something carried or left over

carry over in Accounting

(kæri oʊvər)

Word forms: (present) carries over, (past) carried over, (perfect) carried over, (progressive) carrying over

verb

(Accounting: Basic)

If you carry over, carry down, or carry a balance, you transfer it to the next accounting period, where it will be the opening balance.

SIMILAR WORDS:

carry

, carry down

Any balance in the factory overhead account should not be carried over to the next year.

Any unspent balance carried over to next year has to be reallocated.

If you carry over a balance, you transfer it to the next accounting period, where it will be the openingbalance.

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Tonight's votes from the judges will be carried over to next weekend, when viewers can have their say too.This time may not carry over from one year to the next.Perhaps that will carry over into another record and perhaps a new tour.The judges' scores are carried over to next weekend, when the vote lines will open.Tonight's scores will be carried over to next weekend, so they all get to dance again too.Bosses said votes would still be carried over to next weekend's final - but anyone wanting a refund can have one.If you haven't used this annual exemption during the previous tax year, it can be carried over into the next tax year.He deemed himself a carry-over from another age -- a classic robber-baron capitalist.

Chinese translation of 'carry over'

carry over

vt

延续(續) (yánxù)

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单词	carry over
释义	Trends of carry over View usage for: All related terms of 'carry over' carry through 成功地完成 chénggōng de wánchéng carry out ( order, instruction ) 执(執)行 zhíxíng carry on ( continue ) 继(繼)续(續) jìxù carry off ▶ to carry it off ( succeed ) 顺(順)利完成 shùnlì wánchéng carry forward ( in book-keeping : balance ) 结(結)转(轉) jiézhuǎn carry over phrasal verb If something carries over or is carried over from one situation to another, it continues to exist or apply in the new situation. Priestley's rational outlook in science carried over to religion. [VP + into/to] Springs and wells were decorated, a custom which was carried over into Christiantimes in Europe. [beV-ed P + into/to] See full dictionary entry for carry carry over in British English verb (tr, adverb) 1. to postpone or defer 2. accounting, tax accounting another term for carry forward 3. (on the London Stock Exchange) to postpone (payment or settlement) until the next account day noun carry-over 4. something left over for future use, esp goods to be sold 5. accounting a sum or balance carried forward 6. another name for contango 7. tax accounting another name for carry-forward carry forward (sense 3) carry-over in British English (ˈkærɪˌəʊvə) noun 1. something left over for future use, esp goods to be sold 2. accounting a sum or balance carried forward 3. another name for contango (sense 2) 4. carry forward (sense 3) carry over in American English 1. to have or be remaining 2. to transfer or hold over 3. to postpone or allow to postpone; continue See full dictionary entry for carry carry-over in American English (ˈkæriˌoʊvər) noun 1. the act of carrying over 2. something carried or left over carry over in Accounting (kæri oʊvər) Word forms: (present) carries over, (past) carried over, (perfect) carried over, (progressive) carrying over verb (Accounting: Basic) If you carry over, carry down, or carry a balance, you transfer it to the next accounting period, where it will be the opening balance. SIMILAR WORDS: carry , carry down Any balance in the factory overhead account should not be carried over to the next year. Any unspent balance carried over to next year has to be reallocated. If you carry over a balance, you transfer it to the next accounting period, where it will be the openingbalance. Examples of 'carry over' in a sentence carry over Tonight's votes from the judges will be carried over to next weekend, when viewers can have their say too. The Sun (2016) This time may not carry over from one year to the next. Christianity Today (2000) Perhaps that will carry over into another record and perhaps a new tour. The Sun (2012) The judges' scores are carried over to next weekend, when the vote lines will open. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Tonight's scores will be carried over to next weekend, so they all get to dance again too. The Sun (2015) Bosses said votes would still be carried over to next weekend's final - but anyone wanting a refund can have one. The Sun (2008) If you haven't used this annual exemption during the previous tax year, it can be carried over into the next tax year. Times, Sunday Times (2015) He deemed himself a carry-over from another age -- a classic robber-baron capitalist. Clancy, Tom CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER (1989) Chinese translation of 'carry over' carry over vt 延续(續) (yánxù) See carry Nearby words of carry over carry off carry on carry out carry over carry through cart carton
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