carry back



carry someone back (to some time)

to return someone, mentally, to a former time; to remind someone of an earlier time. This carries me back to the times of knights and jousting. This article about the Sixties really carries me back.
See also: back, carry

carry something back

to take something back to where it came from. Did you bring this here? If so, carry it back. Please carry back the empty box after you take out all the books.
See also: back, carry

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Euan-Scottish
ElisE-lis (Swedish)Swedish, Medieval English
Sanderson['sændəsn]
TuurTUYRDutch, Limburgish
SevİNc-Azerbaijani
Marios-Greek