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もちあるく
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, く, transitive)
1. to carry around; to carry on one's person
It is too much of a nuisance to carry around as is.
Alt. forms
持もち歩あるく
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もちあるく
持もち歩あるく
Pitch accent
も
ちある
く
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ちあるく
Conjugations...Used in: 7
Composed of
having; holding; wear; durability; shouldering (an expense); being responsible (for paying)
to walk
Examples (18 in total)
Why are you carrying a gun?
I carry it around for publicity.
I always keep lip balm with me in the winter.
You don't have to carry your baggage.
It is too much of a nuisance to carry around as is.
She always carries a Bible.
Tom always carries a knife.
I always carry a bottle of mineral water with me.
Don't carry more money than you need.
The girl always carries her doll about.
I have never had more than $500 in my possession.
He doesn't carry much baggage on his trips.
Carrying something like that around all the time would just be extra baggage.
Mr. Brown always carries a book with him.
Carrying around a lot of money is quite a hassle in its own way.
It is not an amount of money that a high school student would carry around for no reason.
From then on, I always carried it with me and took good care of it.
You should carry a chair and table for breaks in order to rest efficiently.