“To carry around” in Japanese
Short answer
To carry around in Japanese is “持ち歩く” (mochiaruku). Full meaning: to carry around, to carry on one's person.
Other ways to say “To carry around” in Japanese
連れ歩く
tsurearuku to walk with, to make someone tag along; to carry around (esp. a child), to carry about
持歩ける
mochiarukeru to carry around, to carry on one's person
もち歩く
mochiaruku to carry around, to carry on one's person
持ちあるく
mochiaruku to carry around, to carry on one's person
持ち歩ける
mochiarukeru to carry around, to carry on one's person
もちあるける
mochiarukeru to carry around, to carry on one's person
もちあるく
mochiaruku to carry around, to carry on one's person
持って回る
mottemawaru to carry around; to be roundabout (speech, actions, etc.), to be indirect
つれ歩く
tsurearuku to walk with, to make someone tag along; to carry around (esp. a child), to carry about
連れあるく
tsurearuku to walk with, to make someone tag along; to carry around (esp. a child), to carry about
つれあるく
tsurearuku to walk with, to make someone tag along; to carry around (esp. a child), to carry about
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