English–German

“shoulder strap” in German

German

Pronunciation

IPA/ˈtʁɛːgɐ/

Example

Das Kleid hat dünne Träger.

The dress has thin straps.

Illustration for Träger (shoulder strap)

How to say “shoulder strap” in German

“Shoulder strap” in German is Träger.

A support that carries weight from the shoulder, either as a garment strap or as a person or institution bearing something.

Full entry for Träger: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with Träger

Wenn die Träger reißen, fällt das Kleid herunter.

If the shoulder straps break, the dress falls down.

Tips for using Träger

  • The singular is der Träger, while die Träger can mean either several carriers or several garment straps, so the article and context matter.

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