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Discover Ludwig"carry about" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate movement or action, where someone or something is taking something else with them. For example: "He carried his laptop about with him everywhere he went."
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I carry about five million calling cards.
The truck could carry about 30 people on it.
The planes will carry about 300 Syrian refugees.
A tractor trailer can only carry about 20 tonnes.
It is big enough to carry about 12 people.
Today I suppose we carry about 3,000 pieces of headwear.
Radio relays can carry about the same traffic as coaxial cables.
We carry about wireless phones that tell our service providers exactly where we are.
CBS and Fox each carry about five regional games a week.
The commuter ferries carry about 32,000 people a day, Mr. Smith said.
In a population of 42 million, South Africans carry about 3.5 million licensed weapons.
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