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ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms Translations carry-on [ˈkærɪˈɔn] carry (inf) n → Theater nt carry-on [kærɪˈɔn] n (col) (= fuss); casino, confusione f: (= annoying behaviour): I've had enough of your carry-on! → mi hai proprio scocciato! |
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| This was the tradition of carnival - charivaris, mumming, callithumpian bands - whose raucous carryings-on symbolically challenged the social order. At the same time, Xena's double-edged sword of political correctness has transformed old-fashioned sexual carryings-on into newfangled sexual harassment. But while he pulls no satirical punches, Russell is clearly amused by, more than anything else, the way love survives the most ridiculous carryings-on. |
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