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A pound of carrots, please. grated carrot

A train carrying hundreds of passengers crashed yesterday.

carry on (with sth/doing sth); carry sth on Carry on. What happened next?

to carry on a conversation/a business

The soldiers carried out their orders without question.

to get/feel/be carsick

I’ve damaged the cartilage in my knee.

a closed container that holds sth that is used in a machine, for example film for a camera, ink for printing, etc. Cartridges can be removed and replaced when they are finished or empty.

fast physical movement in which you turn in a circle sideways by putting your hands on the ground and bringing your legs, one at a time, over your head to do/turn cartwheels

The statue is carved out of marble.

a large quantity of sth that falls or hangs down He was trapped under a cascade of falling bricks. a cascade of blond hair

Water cascaded from the roof. The training programme starts with senior managers and cascades down through the company.

Cases of the disease are very unusual in this country. The man said he worked in Cardiff, but we discovered later that this was not the case

There may be an announcement about this tomorrow – or not, as the case may be.

There’s no secret to success in this business. It’s just a case of hard work (tu trzeba ciężkiej pracy).

I don’t care how much the tickets cost – I’m going in any case.

I think I’ll take an umbrella in case it rains. Porównaj: You should buy insurance, in case you are robbed. • If you are robbed, you should call the police.

‘ I’m busy on Tuesday.’ ‘ Oh well, in that case we’ll have to meet another day.’

to exchange a cheque, etc. for coins and notes I’m just going to the bank to cash a cheque.

a large wooden container in which alcoholic drinks, etc. are stored

to look, smile, etc. in a particular direction She cast a welcoming smile in his direction. She always seems to be cast in the same sort of role. to throw a fishing line or net into the water to throw sb/sth somewhere, especially using force

Can you cast any light on the problem?

The tree cast a long shadow across the garden. • (figurative) The accident cast a shadow over the rest of the holiday.