What is another word for carrying off ?

Present participle for to take or transport away

“Seaplanes land, lumber is hauled in, oil is pumped onto ships, and trailer-trucks and trains carry off loaded containers headed inland.”

Verb

Present participle for to accomplish or execute something successfully or convincingly

following through with

fulfilling one's potential

bringing to completion

catalyzing^US

catalysing^UK

organizing^US

finalizing^US

finalising^UK

organising^UK

being responsible for

putting into practice

fulfilling one's task

taking care of business

putting into operation

authorising^UK

making it through

seeing through

acquitting oneself of

authorizing^US

satisfying requirements

meeting requirements

transgressing

making work

bringing home the bacon

carrying to completion

doing to a turn

disposing of

running with the ball

bringing it to fruition

honoring^US

honouring^UK

putting the tin lid on

making for

leading to

fulfilling your potential

performing according to

acting in accordance with

being partly responsible for

maneuvering^US

manoeuvring^UK

getting something done

practicing^US

practising^UK

coming up to scratch in

passing muster

passing muster in

gaining a pass in

coming up to snuff in

meeting the requirements of

passing with flying colors

marshaling^US

marshalling^UK

mobilising^UK

mobilizing^US

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“Every time that the Provisional Government was able to carry off some small superficial success, the joy caused was almost childish.”

Verb

terminating with extreme prejudice

Present participle for to cause or result in the loss of life

taking someone's life

giving someone the works

putting end to

snuffing out

wiping off the face of the earth

costing

causing the loss of

resulting in the loss of

causing the sacrifice of

leading to the end of

ruining

bringing down

vaporising^UK

moving in for the kill

vaporizing^US

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“It appeared not improbable that the plague would carry off the total population of the unfortunate kingdom.”

Verb

infringing the copyright of

Present participle for to take for one's own benefit, typically without permission

having sticky fingers

arrogating to oneself

moonlight requisitioning

ripping

imitating

duplicating

passing off as your own

treating without respect

gaining possession of

carting off

faking

helping

plowing^US

ploughing^UK

cheating

committing fraud

putting hand in cookie jar

copying illegally

reproducing illegally

committing white-collar crime

stealing money

having one's hand in the till

dipping into the public purse

defrauding someone of

infringing

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Verb

Present participle for to carry out an action to the end

finalising^UK

finalizing^US

adding the final touch to

adding the finishing touch to

bringing to a conclusion

putting the finishing touches on

putting the last touches on

putting the finishing touches to

putting the final touches to

calling off

wrapping

attaining

following through with

reaching a finale

getting done

coming to a crescendo

building up to

calling a halt to

coming to an end

putting the finishing touch to

putting an end to

putting finishing touch on

adding the finishing touches to

putting the tin lid on

idealising^UK

bringing to perfection

reaching the summit of

idealizing^US

putting a period to

playing out

drawing to close

bringing down curtain

drawing to a close

going the route

rising to a crescendo

coming to a climax

going over the mountain

rising to crescendo

reaching a pinnacle

coming to an end with

topping up

dropping

getting out of the way

canceling^US

cancelling^UK

knocking something on the head

coming to a conclusion

coming to a close

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Verb

Present participle for to earn through work or effort

coming into possession of

having conferred on one

getting possession of

possessing oneself of

managing

getting your hands on

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Verb

Present participle for to capture by force

Verb

Present participle for to abduct or coerce

Verb

finding a place in the sun

Present participle for to be sufficient, especially minimally so, for a specified purpose

Verb

Present participle for to be, or prove, successful

bringing home the bacon

carrying all before you

carrying all before one

making a name for oneself

gaining your end

doing all right for oneself

becoming famous

delivering

setting the world on fire

achieving recognition

reaching the top

setting the Thames on fire

becoming successful

going as planned

distinguishing oneself

producing the desired result

climbing the ladder of success

achieving a great deal

moving up in the world

making headway

getting on in the world

doing well for oneself

going places

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Noun

The crime of taking a person against their will, sometimes for ransom

Noun

The carrying out of a plan, order, or course of action

fulfilment^UK

fulfillment^US

realisation^UK

realization^US

putting into practice

utilization^US

utilisation^UK

maneuver^US

manoeuvre^UK

putting into operation

successful completion

successful resolution

climax

acting out

satiation

successful fulfillment

successful conclusion

epilogue^UK

handling

settling

honouring^UK

honoring^US

blow

coda

assuagement

successful consummation

successful finalization

epilog^US