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WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2026
car•ri•er /ˈkæriɚ/USA pronunciation   n. [countable]
  1. a person or thing that carries:A newspaper carrier delivers the local paper on weekdays.
  2. Transportan individual or company engaged in transporting passengers or goods for profit.
  3. Businessan insurance company.
  4. aircraft carrier.
  5. Immunologyan individual carrying a disease who may be immune to the disease but transmits it to others.

WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2026
car•ri•er  (karē ər),USA pronunciation n. 
  1. a person or thing that carries.
  2. an employee of the post office who carries mail.
  3. a person who delivers newspapers, magazines, etc., on a particular route.
  4. Insurance[Transp.]
    • Transportan individual or company, as a railroad or steamship line, engaged in transporting passengers or goods for profit.
    • TransportSee common carrier. 
  5. Insurance, Businessa company that acts or functions as an underwriter or insurer.
  6. Transporta frame, usually of metal, attached to a vehicle for carrying skis, luggage, etc., as on top of an automobile or station wagon;
    rack.
  7. See aircraft carrier. 
  8. Immunologyan individual harboring specific pathogenic organisms who, though often immune to the agent harbored, may transmit the disease to others.
  9. Genetics
    • an individual possessing an unexpressed, recessive trait.
    • the bearer of a defective gene.
  10. Radio and TelevisionAlso called carrier wave′. the wave whose amplitude, frequency, or phase is to be varied or modulated to transmit a signal.
  11. Mechanical Engineering[Mach.]a mechanism by which something is carried or moved.
  12. Chemistrya catalytic agent that brings about a transfer of an element or group of atoms from one compound to another.
  13. PhysicsAlso called charge carrier. any of the mobile electrons or holes in a metal or semiconductor that enable it to conduct electrical charge.
  14. Chemistry[Physical Chem.]a usually inactive substance that acts as a vehicle for an active substance.
  15. BirdsSee carrier pigeon. 
  16. Fine Art[Painting.]base1 (def. 15b).
  • 1350–1400; Middle English; see carry, -er1

Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers::
carrier /ˈkærɪə/ n
  1. a person, thing, or organization employed to carry goods, passengers, etc
  2. a mechanism by which something is carried or moved, such as a device for transmitting rotation from the faceplate of a lathe to the workpiece
  3. another name for vector
  4. a person or animal that, without having any symptoms of a disease, is capable of transmitting it to others
  5. Also called: charge carrier an electron, ion, or hole that carries the charge in a conductor or semiconductor
  6. short for carrier wave
    • the inert solid on which a dyestuff is adsorbed in forming a lake
    • a substance, such as kieselguhr or asbestos, used to support a catalyst
  7. See aircraft carrier
  8. a breed of domestic fancy pigeon having a large walnut-shaped wattle over the beak; a distinct variety of pigeon from the homing or carrier pigeon See also carrier pigeon
  9. a US name for roof rack
Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers::
Carrier /ˈkærɪə/ n
  1. a member of an Athapaskan Native North American people of British Columbia

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