No. 13,147 in German
anhaben
To have on (wear clothing).
In a sentence
Er hat heute ein rotes Hemd an.
He is wearing a red shirt today.
The verb 'anhaben' is used to describe wearing clothes, with 'rotes Hemd' being the item worn.
Was hast du an dieser kalten Wintertag an?
What are you wearing on this cold winter day?
Here, 'anhaben' is inquired to find out someone's attire, emphasizing the action of wearing.
Du hast immer die neuesten Moden an.
You always wear the latest fashions.
The use of 'anhaben' here highlights personal style and attire choices, showcasing the action of wearing.
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