To continue with something
To continue with a task until completion
To behave enthusiastically and in an uncontrolled manner maybe even due to excessive worry or nervousness
To react to a situation more than it is necessary
A small bag that passengers try to keep with them at all times during travelling (carry-on)
After the huge earthquake the children are still carrying on with their shock.
Kids really carry on after getting a scolding from their parents.
Despite office policy, Don and Cindy have been secretly carrying on!
Lufthansa allows fairly large weight limits for carry-on.
Air traffic rules clearly state that all carry-on luggage must be securely stored in the cabin.
During the military coup, all the industry was advised to carry on as per their usual routine.
James may carelessly carry on spending his fathers’ money but it will surely run out one day.
After the roundabout, carry on for 12 km towards the north.
There is no origin for this idiom
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