Carry
Carry verb - To support and take from one place to another.
Fly
Fly verb - Transport by aeroplane.
Usage example: We fly flowers from the Caribbean to North America
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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If one touches you, you lose the ability to fly and carry villains and bridge pieces.
Source: Video Game / Atari 2600 Superman -
Many (if not all) of the dragonets that appear in the manga and anime of Naru Taru can fly and carry their owners with (or even inside) them.
Source: Giant Flyer -
She's usually a very small and cute kitty with two tails but she can transform into a large saber-toothed cat with flames around her feet and tails, and in this form she's able to fly and carry up to three people on her back.
Source: Manga / InuYasha
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