No. 1,546 in Dutch
draagt
"Draagt" means "carries" or "wears" in English.
In a sentence
Hij draagt een jas.
He is wearing a coat.
The word "draagt" indicates the verb "draag" in the third-person singular form, used here to mean 'is wearing'.
Ze draagt bij aan het project.
She contributes to the project.
The word "draagt" is part of the idiom "bijdragen aan," meaning 'to contribute to'. It signifies an indirect or supportive action.
Het dak draagt het gewicht van de sneeuw.
The roof bears the weight of the snow.
The word "draagt" is used to describe the action of bearing or supporting the weight of something.
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