phrasal verb · academic
carry into account
/ˌkæri ˈɪntuː əˈkaʊnt/CAR·ry IN·to ac·COUNT
to take something into consideration when making a judgment or decision
Examples
“Policymakers must carry into account long-term environmental impacts when drafting regulations.”
“When grading essays, teachers should carry into account the student's circumstances.”
“The study carried into account socioeconomic background in its analysis.”
Band 8 sentence
“A robust policy must carry into account not only immediate costs but also intergenerational equity.”
Collocations
- carry into account the costs / consequences / background
Word family
Common mistakes
translate literally as 'mang vào tài khoản'→translate as 'tính đến, cân nhắc'
Say it for a higher band
5consider→6take into account→7+carry into account
Synonyms
take into account
Easily confused
take into account
“We must take into account the students' ages when designing the programme.”
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