cart somebody off/away phrasal verb informal (see also cart)
to take someone somewhere, especially to prison or hospital:
He collapsed and had to be carted off to hospital.

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cart away
cart (someone/something) away
to take someone or something somewhere.
We cleaned out the garage and carted tons of stuff away.

Investigators were carting away boxes of material from her office.

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cart something away
cart (someone/something) away
to take someone or something somewhere.
We cleaned out the garage and carted tons of stuff away.

Investigators were carting away boxes of material from her office.

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cart away
{v.}, {informal} To take away, often with force or with rough handling or behavior.
The police carted the rioters off to jail.

When Bobby wouldn't eat his supper, his mother carted him away to bed.

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cart someone away
cart (someone/something) away
to take someone or something somewhere.
We cleaned out the garage and carted tons of stuff away.

Investigators were carting away boxes of material from her office.

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