How to Say ‘Your blood pressure’ in German
Ihren Blutdruck
EE-ren BLOOT-drook
[EE-ren BLOOT-drook]
💬 Usage Tip: After [messen], [Ihr] changes to [Ihren] here. You'll see the same pattern in many direct-object phrases: [Nehmen Sie Ihren Termin wahr].
Phrase Breakdown
Ihren
[EE-ren]
your
Formal possessive form used with masculine object Blutdruck.
Bitte notieren Sie Ihren Blutdruck jeden Tag.
Please write down your blood pressure every day.
Blutdruck
[BLOOT-drook]
blood pressure
The pressure of blood in the body, often measured regularly.
Ihren Blutdruck sollten Sie morgens messen.
You should measure your blood pressure in the morning.
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