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carry a Handbag vs hold a Handbag

Both 'carry a handbag' and 'hold a handbag' are correct and commonly used phrases in English. They can be used interchangeably depending on the context and personal preference.

Last updated: March 25, 2024 • 807 views

carry a Handbag

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used when someone is transporting a handbag from one place to another, usually by holding it with their hand or on their shoulder.

Examples:

  • She always carries a handbag with her wherever she goes.
  • I need to carry a handbag to match my outfit.
  • Do you usually carry a handbag with you?
  • - She carries a red handbag - We don't need to hear.
  • She has a young child, and often carries a crocodile-skin handbag.
  • In practice, while some air carriers would require passengers to pay an additional fee for carrying these extra items, other air carriers would accept that passengers carry on board, for instance, one item plus a laptop or a handbag.
  • Told you the husband was a handbag.
  • So it wasn't just a handbag.
  • A few things - a handbag, flowers, stuffed elephant.
  • They put Yen in a handbag.
  • We didn't find a handbag or cellphone.
  • I'm more of a handbag girl, but - I'll do it.
  • I can't shut down a whole subway just for a handbag.
  • Who would pay thousands of dollars for a handbag?
  • A handbag, jewellery case, camera and laptop computer are lying in full view.
  • As soon as we wrap this thing up, I'll make sure to get my assistant to send you a handbag.
  • We found a handbag in your room
  • It serves you right, bringing me a handbag in the middle of the night.
  • He just came to bring a handbag.
  • And it's a clutch, not a handbag.
  • A woman like this would have a handbag, unless, of course, you have it.
  • Don't suppose I can interest you in a handbag?
  • An accessory is a necklace or a handbag, not a chain gang.

Alternatives:

  • bring a handbag
  • take a handbag
  • wear a handbag
  • have a handbag
  • use a handbag

hold a Handbag

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used when someone is physically grasping a handbag in their hand or hands, usually for a short period of time.

Examples:

  • She held her handbag tightly as she walked through the crowded street.
  • Can you hold my handbag while I tie my shoelaces?
  • I usually hold my handbag under my arm.
  • If I need someone to hold my handbag, I'll be sure to give you a call.
  • Now, I need everybody to take your cell phones and your keys out of your pockets and handbags and hold them in the air.
  • Told you the husband was a handbag.
  • So it wasn't just a handbag.
  • A few things - a handbag, flowers, stuffed elephant.
  • They put Yen in a handbag.
  • We didn't find a handbag or cellphone.
  • I'm more of a handbag girl, but - I'll do it.
  • I can't shut down a whole subway just for a handbag.
  • Who would pay thousands of dollars for a handbag?
  • A handbag, jewellery case, camera and laptop computer are lying in full view.
  • As soon as we wrap this thing up, I'll make sure to get my assistant to send you a handbag.
  • We found a handbag in your room
  • It serves you right, bringing me a handbag in the middle of the night.
  • He just came to bring a handbag.
  • And it's a clutch, not a handbag.
  • A woman like this would have a handbag, unless, of course, you have it.
  • Don't suppose I can interest you in a handbag?
  • An accessory is a necklace or a handbag, not a chain gang.
  • This leather can be grown in the shape of a wallet, a handbag or a car seat.

Alternatives:

  • carry a handbag
  • bring a handbag
  • take a handbag
  • wear a handbag
  • have a handbag

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