carrying over
Moving to next
Carrying over is transferring something from one place, period, or context to another.
In accounting, you carry over a balance to the next column or fiscal year.
Skills or habits carry over from one job to the next: Her management experience carried over nicely to the new role.
In arithmetic, carrying over moves excess value to the next column when adding.
- continuationAct of proceeding further
- analogizingMaking comparative connections
- transportMoving things between places
- postponementDelaying to later
- borrowingTemporary taking of another's
adaptation · extrapolation · remainder · rollover · deferral · translation · reinterpretation · inheritance · follow-through · generalization · accrual · application · migration · surplus · perpetuation · extension · repurposing · relocation
- arithmeticaddition, subtraction, multiplication, division, sum
- additionsum, plus, add, addend, addition
- math termsnumbers, plus or minus, linear growth, square, operand
carrying overleaving behind
Departing without something
abandoning · dropping · discarding · discontinuing · letting go
carrying overexpiring
Ceasing to be valid
ending · terminating · lapsing · concluding · discontinuing
carrying overforfeiting
Losing as penalty
writing off · zeroing out · losing · surrendering · voiding
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