Not-

Not-:

Not|arzt

m, Not|ärz|tin

f → emergency doctor

Not|arzt|wa|gen

m → emergency doctor’s car; den Not- rufen → to call the emergency doctor

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Not-:

Not|auf|nah|me|la|ger

nt → reception centre (Brit) → or center (US), → transit camp

Not|aus|gang

m → emergency exit

Not|be|helf

m → stopgap (measure), makeshift

Not|be|leuch|tung

f → emergency lighting

Not|brem|se

f → emergency brake, communication cord (Brit); die Not- ziehen (lit) → to pull the communication cord (Brit) → or emergency brake; (fig) → to put the brakes on; (Ftbl sl: = foulen) → to commit a blatant foul

Not|brem|sung

f → emergency stop

Not|brü|cke

f → temporary bridge

Not|dienst

m Not- haben (Apotheke) → to be open 24 hours; (Arzt, Elektriker etc) → to be on call

Not|durft

f <->, no pl

(euph geh) → call of nature (euph); seine Not- verrichten → to relieve oneself, to answer the or a call of nature (euph)

(old) → need; des Lebens Not- → the bare necessities of life; des Leibes Not- → enough to keep body and soul together

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Not-:

Not|geld

nt → emergency money

Not|ge|mein|schaft

f → emergency organization; (= Zwangsbündnis) → union of convenience; im Kampf gegen die Schlammmassen waren wir alle eine Not- → in the fight against the mud we all had to pull together

Not|gro|schen

m → nest egg; sich (dat) einen Not- or eine Summe als Not- zurücklegen → to put some money away for a rainy day

Not|ha|fen

m → harbour (Brit) → or harbor (US) → of refuge; wegen der Epidemie musste das Schiff einen Not- anlaufen → because of the epidemic the ship had to make an emergency stop

Not|hel|fer(in)

m(f) (Rel) → auxiliary saint

Not|hil|fe

f → assistance in an emergency

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Not-:

Not|jahr

nt → year of need, difficult year

Not|kühl|sys|tem

nt → emergency cooling system

Not|la|ge

f → crisis; (= Elend) → plight; in Not-n → in an emergency; die wirtschaftliche Not- Mittelamerikas → Central America’s economic plight; jds Not- (acc) ausnutzen → to exploit sb’s situation; in eine Not- geraten → to get into serious difficulties; sich in einer (finanziellen etc) Not- befinden → to find oneself in serious (financial etc) difficulties

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Not-:

Not|lei|ne

f → emergency cord

Not|lö|sung

f → compromise or less-than-ideal solution; (provisorisch) → temporary solution

Not|lü|ge

f → white lie

Not|maß|nah|me

f → emergency measure

Not|na|gel

m (fig inf) → last resort

Not|ope|ra|ti|on

f → emergency operation

Not|op|fer

nt → emergency levy

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Not-:

Not|pro|gramm

nt (Pol, Econ) → emergency measures pl

Not|rad

nt (Aut) → spare wheel

Not|ra|ti|on

f → emergency ration

Not|ruf

m (Telec) (Gespräch) → emergency call; (Nummer) → emergency number

Not|ruf|säu|le

f → emergency telephone

Not|rut|sche

f (Aviat) → escape chute

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Not-:

Not|schlach|tung

f → putting down

Not|schrei

m (liter) → cry of distress, cry for help

Not|sig|nal

nt → distress signal

Not|si|tu|a|ti|on

f → emergency

Not|sitz

m → foldaway seat, tip-up seat

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Not-:

Not|strom|ag|gre|gat

nt → emergency power generator

Not|tau|fe

f → emergency baptism

not|tau|fen pret <nottaufte>, ptp <notgetauft>

vt jdn Not- → to administer an emergency baptism to sb

not+tun $$

vi sep irreg → to be necessary; ihm tat Hilfe not → he needed help; uns allen täte ein bisschen mehr Bescheidenheit not → we could all benefit from a little more modesty

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Not-:

Not|un|ter|kunft

f → emergency accommodation

Not|ver|band

m → emergency or first-aid dressing

Not|ver|ord|nung

f → emergency decree

not|was|sern pret <notwasserte>, ptp <notgewassert>

vi → to ditch (Aviat sl), → to make a crash-landing in the sea

Not|wehr

f, no pl → self-defence (Brit), → self-defense (US); in or aus Not- → in self-defence (Brit) → or self-defense (US)