carry with one; bring along
Meanings
2 senses · 7 examplesverb
to carry with one; to bring along
Refers to taking something or someone along, often when traveling or moving from one place to another. Can be used for objects or people.
When boarding the plane, passengers' carry-on luggage must not exceed the specified dimensions.
He always brings his laptop when he travels for work.
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Regulations prohibit bringing pets into the restaurant.
She brought her young child along on her trip.
verb
to give guidance and support; to mentor; to bring along (in career)
formalA more formal or literary term meaning to help someone advance, especially in their career or studies, often used by the beneficiary to express gratitude.
I am grateful to my senior colleague for mentoring me at work.
Thank you so much for your guidance and support; I, your junior, am immensely grateful.
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His career success is inseparable from his mentor's careful guidance.