To carry
Both terms in one sentence
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When she gets out, she's so weak she can barely even stand, let alone walk, requiring JB to carry her out.
Source: Girl in a Box -
The catch is, there's no way to walk out with it without a bloodbath, and even then, it'll take forever and a day to carry it upstairs to the exit.
Source: Video Game / Hitman -
Juniper notes that it would be too heavy to carry/wear for any length of time, but Sandra's carriage pulls up as close to the exit as possible so that she won't have to walk far.
Source: Literature / Emberverse
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