Search Results for: "tragen"

to carry, to wear

Gloves worn to protect hands during manual labor or specific tasks.

ointment; a smooth, oily preparation rubbed on the skin for medicinal purposes.

Protective mask; a mask worn to protect the face or respiratory system.

When you `Konsequenzen tragen`, you're not just accepting that something happene...

Imagine you're bringing a snow shovel to Antarctica. That's `Eulen nach Athen tr...

This phrase is used to explain how specific research findings or data points sup...

This phrase means you are the person in charge or the one who takes the blame or...

To do something pointless or redundant.

To put on and be dressed in a suit.

To be oblivious to something evident or clearly visible.

To openly show one's feelings and emotions without hiding them.

To be accountable for something.

This phrase is the standard way to say you are wearing a watch on your wrist. It...

This phrase literally means to carry shopping bags. It is most often used when y...

To accept and deal with the results of one's actions.

To pay for expenses or financial outlays.

To be responsible for paying expenses.

To put on formal clothing consisting of a jacket and trousers.

To face and accept the results, often negative, of one's actions.

To be accountable or held responsible for actions or outcomes.

To do something superfluous or unnecessary.

To endure a heavy responsibility, difficulty, or emotional weight.

To suffer a setback or minor damage, but avoid a worse outcome.

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