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Pocket Oxford Italian Dictionary © 2006 Oxford University Press:
carry-on noun fam (complicated procedure) impresa f;
(bad behaviour) storie fpl

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carry-onbagaglio a mano
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carry-onvtr (continue)andare avanti vi
The teacher told us to carry on with the exercise she had assigned while she prepared a test.
She carried on as if nothing had happened.
La vita è dura ma bisogna andare avanti.
 continuare vtr
Durante l'esibizione è caduto un pezzo della scenografia, ma lei ha continuato a cantare come se niente fosse.
 insistere vi
Se non ti da retta, insisti. Prima o poi cederà.
carry-onvtr informal (make a fuss)fare storie vtr
At bedtime the spoiled child would carry on until his parents shouted, "Enough!"
Sbrigati e non fare tante storie su cosa ti metti!
carry-onadj (luggage: small enough to carry on to plane, etc.)bagaglio a mano nm
Is my backpack small enough to be considered a carry-on bag?
È consentito portare sull'aereo un solo bagaglio a mano.
carry on a conversationportare avanti una conversazione
carry on withcontinuare con, proseguire con
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