Usages of llevar
Compro un vestido nuevo, y lo llevo cuando queremos salir a cenar.
I buy a new dress, and I wear it when we want to go out to dinner.
Mi padre lleva su impermeable cada vez que el cielo está muy gris.
My father wears his raincoat every time the sky is very gray.
Hoy llevo una camiseta negra y vaqueros cómodos.
Today I’m wearing a black T-shirt and comfortable jeans.
Hoy llevo una camisa a rayas, pero mañana quiero ponerme una lisa.
Today I’m wearing a striped shirt, but tomorrow I want to put on a plain one.
Mi prima va al trabajo en moto y siempre lleva casco.
My cousin goes to work by motorbike and always wears a helmet.
Si vas en moto, es importante que respetes a los peatones y que lleves casco.
If you go by motorbike, it is important that you respect pedestrians and wear a helmet.
Los pendientes que lleva Laura se ven muy bien cuando hay sol.
The earrings Laura is wearing look very nice when there is sun.
Hoy llevo un jersey azul y una gorra porque hace fresco por la mañana.
Today I’m wearing a blue sweater and a cap because it’s cool in the morning.
En verano prefiero las chanclas, pero para caminar mucho llevo zapatillas cómodas.
In summer I prefer flip-flops, but for walking a lot I wear comfortable trainers.
Mi tío lleva barba y bigote desde hace años, pero mi hermano prefiere ir sin barba.
My uncle has worn a beard and a moustache for years, but my brother prefers to go without a beard.
Mi hermano prefiere llevar barba en invierno.
My brother prefers to wear a beard in winter.
Llevo una camiseta fina debajo del jersey cuando hace frío.
I wear a thin T-shirt under the sweater when it is cold.
En la playa prefiero llevar sombrero y no gorra.
At the beach I prefer to wear a hat and not a cap.
Mi hija lleva el flequillo corto y el pelo rizado.
My daughter wears her fringe short and her hair curly.
El ciclista lleva casco porque la carretera está mojada.
The cyclist wears a helmet because the road is wet.
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