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Ask for help > ´have a tattoo ´ vs ´wear a tattoo ´
´have a tattoo ´ vs ´wear a tattoo ´
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Nanex
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´have a tattoo ´ vs ´wear a tattoo ´
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Thank you everone who answered my previous question.
Now another one: which one is correct ´have a tattoo ´ or ´wear a tattoo ´?
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13 Mar 2011
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moravc
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wear - collocations or idioms:
wear a seat-belt
wear a make-up
wear a moisturizer
wear a mask (face, dust, medical mask, respirator)
wear a sunblock cream
wear a parfume
wear a safety helmet / a crash helmet
wear a hearing aid
wear a brace (braces)
wear a visitor identity tag
wear a wig
wear her hair long
wear a crown
wear a muzzle
wear a flower
wear a sanitary towel
wear a size 14
wear a badge
wear a scar
wear an uniform
wear a stereo headset
wear a blindfold
wear a hairnet
wear a pair of jeans
wear clothes
wear casual clothes
wear shorts
wear sandals
wear a bra
wear a fox fur
wear a bullet-proof vest
wear a steel corset
wear a life-jacket
wear a plaster
wear a bathing cap
wear a strapless dress
wear sunglasses
wear jewelry - pearl necklace, gold cross, ear-rings,
wear a scarf, a band, a hat, a cap,
wear braids
wear a condom
wer a calm and gentler front
I had nothing to wear = I couldn ´t find fitting clothes to wear
wear one ´s heart on one ´s sleeve - express emotions freely
I shame to wear a heart so white
wear a smile on my face
wear a (rigid) mask of beauty
who wears the trousers? = who is the dominant person who controls things in the relationship?
be worn-out = exhausted, destroyed
If the cap fist, wear it
worse for wear but yours very sincerely
I can ´t wear two hats at a time
wear many hats
You may ask your students: What can you wear on your head / feet / hands?
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14 Mar 2011
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