No. 13,607 in German
draufgeht
"Draufgeht" means "gets lost, sacrificed, or dies" depending on the context.
In a sentence
Wenn das Glas auf den Boden fällt, geht es drauf.
If the glass falls on the ground, it will break.
Here, 'draufgeht' means to be broken or destroyed.
Die Pflanze geht drauf, wenn du sie nicht gießt.
The plant will die if you don't water it.
Here, 'draufgeht' signifies to perish or die.
In der Hitze des Gefechts geht oft viel Munition drauf.
In the heat of battle, a lot of ammunition often gets used up.
In this context, 'draufgeht' denotes being consumed or used up.
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