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Definition
Synonym
Seenotruf
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Seenotruf
m
naut.
Seenotruf
e
pl
distress call (at sea)
distress calls
Seenotruf
m
naut.
Seenotruf
e
pl
distress call (at sea)
distress calls
Seenotruf
m
naut.
Seenotruf
e
pl
distress call (at sea)
distress calls
Deutsche
Seenotruf Synonyme
Englische
distress call Synonyme
distress
Schmerz
abashment
abuse
ache
aches and pains
aching
adversity
afflict
affliction
aggrieve
agitate
agitation
agonize
agony
ail
all-overs
amercement
angary
angst
anguish
annexation
annexure
annoy
anxiety
anxiety hysteria
anxiety neurosis
anxious bench
anxious concern
anxious seat
anxiousness
apprehension
apprehensiveness
attachment
be the matter
befoul
beset
bewitch
bite
bitter cup
bitter draft
bitter draught
bitter pill
bitterness
bleakness
blight
blow
bother
broken fortune
burden
burden of care
burn
calamity
cankerworm of care
care
catastrophe
chafe
chagrin
cheerlessness
collectivization
comfortlessness
commandeering
communalization
communization
complicate matters
concern
concernment
condemn
confiscation
confusion
constrain
convulse
corrupt
cramp
cross
crown of thorns
crucify
curse
cut
damage
damages
defile
deprave
depress
depression
desolation
despoil
destroy
difficulties
difficulty
disadvantage
disaster
discomfiture
discomfort
discommode
discomposure
disconcertion
disconcertment
discountenance
dismalness
dismay
disquiet
disquietude
disserve
distraint
distress
fulness
disturb
disturbance
do a mischief
do evil
do ill
do wrong
do wrong by
dolor
doom
dread
dreariness
embarrassment
eminent domain
encumbrance
envenom
escheat
escheatment
excruciate
execution
exigency
expropriation
fear
fester
fine
foreboding
forebodingness
forfeit
forfeiture
frazzle
fret
gall
gall and wormwood
garnishment
genteel poverty
get into trouble
give concern
give pain
gnaw
grate
grief
grievance
grieve
grievousness
grind
gripe
harass
hard pinch
hardship
harm
harrow
harry
heartache
heartbreak
hex
hurt
hurting
impair
impecuniosity
impecuniousness
impoundment
impressment
inconvenience
infect
inflame
inflict pain
infliction
injure
injury
inquietude
insolvency
irk
irritate
jinx
joylessness
kill by inches
lacerate
distress
ed
abashed
afflicted
agitated
agonized
annoyed
anxious
badly off
beset
bothered
cast down
chagrined
chapfallen
confused
convulsed
crucified
discomfited
discomforted
discomposed
disconcerted
disquieted
distracted
distrait
disturbed
down to bedrock
embarrassed
feeling the pinch
harassed
hard up
harrowed
hung up
hurt
hurting
ill at ease
ill off
impecunious
in Queer Street
in
distress
in narrow circumstances
in pain
in reduced circumstances
in straitened circumstances
inconvenienced
irked
lacerated
land-poor
martyred
martyrized
mortified
narrow
on the edge
on the rack
out of countenance
out of pocket
pained
perturbed
pinched
plagued
poor
poorly off
put to it
put-out
put-upon
puzzled
racked
reduced
short
short of cash
short of funds
short of money
sore beset
squeezed
straitened
strapped
suffering
tormented
tortured
troubled
twisted
uncomfortable
under the harrow
uneasy
unmoneyed
unprosperous
upset
vexed
worried
wounded
wrung
distress
ing
acute
affecting
afflictive
agonizing
annoying
atrocious
baleful
baneful
biting
bitter
bleak
bothersome
calamitous
chafing
cheerless
comfortless
corroding
corrosive
corrupting
corruptive
counterproductive
cramping
cruel
damaging
deadly
deleterious
deplorable
depressing
depressive
detrimental
dire
disadvantageous
discomforting
dismal
dismaying
disquieting
disserviceable
distress
ful
disturbing
dolorific
dolorogenic
dolorous
dreary
excruciating
fretting
gnawing
grave
grievous
griping
harassing
hard
harmful
harrowing
harsh
heartbreaking
hurtful
hurting
injurious
joyless
lamentable
lethal
malefic
malevolent
malign
malignant
mischievous
mournful
moving
noisome
noxious
ominous
painful
paroxysmal
pathetic
pernicious
piercing
piteous
pitiable
plaguing
poignant
poisonous
prejudicial
pungent
racking
regrettable
rueful
sad
saddening
scatheful
severe
sharp
shooting
sore
sorrowful
spasmatic
spasmic
spasmodic
stabbing
stinging
tormenting
torturous
touching
toxic
troublesome
uncomfortable
unfortunate
upsetting
venenate
veneniferous
venenous
venomous
vicious
virulent
woebegone
woeful
worrisome
worrying
wretched
distress
ingly
abominably
agonizingly
awfully
baldly
balefully
bitterly
blatantly
brashly
confoundedly
cruelly
damnably
deadly
deathly
deplorably
deucedly
distress
fully
dolorously
dreadfully
egregiously
excessively
excruciatingly
exorbitantly
extravagantly
flagrantly
frightfully
grievously
harrowingly
heartbreakingly
hellishly
horribly
improperly
inexcusably
infernally
inordinately
intolerably
lamentably
miserably
nakedly
openly
painfully
pathetically
piteously
pitiably
ruefully
sadly
shatteringly
shockingly
something awful
something fierce
sorely
staggeringly
terribly
torturously
unashamedly
unbearably
unconscionably
unduly
unpardonably
woefully
Seenotruf Definition
Call
(
v.
t.)
To
command
or
request
to
come
or
be
present
Call
(
v.
t.)
To
summon
to
the
discharge
of
a
particular
duty
Call
(
v.
t.)
To
invite
or
command
to
meet
Call
(
v.
t.)
To
give
name
to
Call
(
v.
t.)
To
regard
or
characterize
as
of
a
certain
kind
Call
(
v.
t.)
To
state,
or
estimate,
approximately
or
loosely
Call
(
v.
t.)
To
show
or
disclose
the
class,
character,
or
nationality
of.
Call
(
v.
t.)
To
utter
in
a
loud
or
distinct
voice
Call
(
v.
t.)
To
invoke
Call
(
v.
t.)
To
rouse
from
sleep
Call
(
v.
i.)
To
speak
in
loud
voice
Call
(
v.
i.)
To
make
a
demand,
requirement,
or
request.
Call
(
v.
i.)
To
make
a
brief
visit
Call
(
n.
)
The
act
of
calling
Call
(
n.
)
A
signal,
as
on
a
drum,
bugle,
trumpet,
or
pipe,
to
summon
soldiers
or
sailors
to
duty.
Call
(
n.
)
An
invitation
to
take
charge
of
or
serve
a
church
as
its
pastor.
Call
(
n.
)
A
requirement
or
appeal
arising
from
the
circumstances
of
the
case
Call
(
n.
)
A
divine
vocation
or
summons.
Call
(
n.
)
Vocation
Call
(
n.
)
A
short
visit
Call
(
n.
)
A
note
blown
on
the
horn
to
encourage
the
hounds.
Call
(
n.
)
A
whistle
or
pipe,
used
by
the
boatswain
and
his
mate,
to
summon
the
sailors
to
duty.
Call
(
n.
)
The
cry
of
a
bird
Call
(
n.
)
A
reference
to,
or
statement
of,
an
object,
course,
distance,
or
other
matter
of
description
in
a
survey
or
grant
requiring
or
calling
for
a
corresponding
object,
etc.,
on
the
land.
Call
(
n.
)
The
privilege
to
demand
the
delivery
of
stock,
grain,
or
any
commodity,
at
a
fixed,
price,
at
or
within
a
certain
time
agreed
on.
Call
(
n.
)
See
Assessment,
4.
Distress
(
n.
)
Extreme
pain
or
suffering
Distress
(
n.
)
That
which
occasions
suffering
Distress
(
n.
)
A
state
of
danger
or
necessity
Distress
(
n.
)
The
act
of
distraining
Distress
(
n.
)
The
thing
taken
by
distraining
Distress
(
n.
)
To
cause
pain
or
anguish
to
Distress
(
n.
)
To
compel
by
pain
or
suffering.
Distress
(
n.
)
To
seize
for
debt
distress call (at sea) / distress calls Bedeutung
close
call
close
shave
squeak
squeaker
narrow
escape
something
achieved
(or
escaped)
by
a
narrow
margin
call
option
call
the
option
to
buy
a
given
stock
(or
stock
index
or
commodity
future)
at
a
given
price
before
a
given
date
distress
distraint
the
seizure
and
holding
of
property
as
security
for
payment
of
a
debt
or
satisfaction
of
a
claim,
Originally
distress
was
a
landlord's
remedy
against
a
tenant
for
unpaid
rents
or
property
damage
but
now
the
landlord
is
given
a
landlord's
lien
call
(sports)
the
decision
made
by
an
umpire
or
referee,
he
was
ejected
for
protesting
the
call
call
fire
fire
delivered
on
a
specific
target
in
response
to
a
request
from
the
supported
unit
roll
call
calling
out
an
official
list
of
names
mail
call
a
call
of
names
of
those
receiving
mail
muster
call
a
call
of
the
names
of
personnel
at
a
military
assembly
call
a
visit
in
an
official
or
professional
capacity,
the
pastor's
calls
on
his
parishioners,
the
salesman's
call
on
a
customer
call
a
brief
social
visit,
senior
professors'
wives
no
longer
make
afternoon
calls
on
newcomers,
the
characters
in
Henry
James'
novels
are
forever
paying
calls
on
each
other,
usually
in
the
parlor
of
some
residence
call-back
the
recall
of
an
employee
after
a
layoff
service
call
a
trip
made
by
a
repairman
to
visit
the
location
of
something
in
need
of
service
call-board
a
bulletin
board
backstage
in
a
theater
call
center
call
centre
a
center
equipped
to
handle
a
large
volume
of
telephone
calls
(especially
for
taking
orders
or
serving
customers)
Post-Office
box
PO
Box
POB
call
box
letter
box
a
numbered
compartment
in
a
post
office
where
mail
is
put
to
be
called
for
telephone
booth
phone
booth
call
box
telephone
box
telephone
kiosk
booth
for
using
a
telephone
siren
call
siren
song
the
enticing
appeal
of
something
alluring
but
potentially
dangerous,
he
succumbed
to
the
siren
call
of
the
wilderness
Call
a
special
disposition
(as
if
from
a
divine
source)
to
pursue
a
particular
course,
he
was
disappointed
that
he
had
not
heard
the
Call
call
phone
call
telephone
call
a
telephone
connection,
she
reported
several
anonymous
calls,
he
placed
a
phone
call
to
London,
he
heard
the
phone
ringing
but
didn't
want
to
take
the
call
call-back
a
return
call
collect
call
a
telephone
call
that
the
receiving
party
is
asked
to
pay
for
call
forwarding
lets
you
transfer
your
incoming
calls
to
any
telephone
that
you
can
dial
direct
call-in
a
telephone
call
to
a
radio
station
or
a
television
station
in
which
the
caller
participates
in
the
on-going
program
call
waiting
a
way
of
letting
you
know
that
someone
else
is
calling
when
you
are
using
your
telephone
crank
call
a
hostile
telephone
call
(from
a
crank)
local
call
a
telephone
call
made
within
a
local
calling
area
long
distance
long-distance
call
trunk
call
a
telephone
call
made
outside
the
local
calling
area,
I
talked
to
her
by
long
distance
toll
call
a
long-distance
telephone
call
at
charges
above
a
local
rate
conference
call
a
telephone
call
in
which
more
than
two
people
participate
wake-up
call
a
telephone
call
that
you
request
be
made
a
specific
time
in
order
to
wake
you
up
at
that
time
(especially
in
hotels),
she
left
a
wake-up
call
for
a.m.
call
an
instruction
that
interrupts
the
program
being
executed,
Pascal
performs
calls
by
simply
giving
the
name
of
the
routine
to
be
executed
function
call
a
call
that
passes
control
to
a
subroutine,
after
the
subroutine
is
executed
control
returns
to
the
next
instruction
in
main
program
system
call
supervisor
call
instruction
an
instruction
that
interrupts
the
program
being
executed
and
passes
control
to
the
supervisor
birdcall
call
birdsong
song
the
characteristic
sound
produced
by
a
bird,
a
bird
will
not
learn
its
song
unless
it
hears
it
at
an
early
age
bell-like
call
a
birdcall
that
resembles
the
tone
of
a
bell
two-note
call
a
birdcall
having
two
notes,
the
two-note
call
of
the
cuckoo
distress
signal
distress
call
an
internationally
recognized
signal
sent
out
by
a
ship
or
plane
indicating
that
help
is
needed
bugle
call
a
signal
broadcast
by
the
sound
of
a
bugle
call
mark
call
number
pressmark
a
mark
consisting
of
characters
written
on
a
book,
used
to
indicate
shelf
location
cry
outcry
call
yell
shout
vociferation
a
loud
utterance,
often
in
protest
or
opposition,
the
speaker
was
interrupted
by
loud
cries
from
the
rear
of
the
audience
call
up
an
order
to
report
for
military
duty
call
a
request,
many
calls
for
Christmas
stories,
not
many
calls
for
buggywhips
call
claim
a
demand
especially
in
the
phrase
the
call
of
duty
call
a
demand
for
a
show
of
hands
in
a
card
game,
after
two
raises
there
was
a
call
margin
call
call
a
demand
by
a
broker
that
a
customer
deposit
enough
to
bring
his
margin
up
to
the
minimum
requirement
wake-up
call
a
warning
to
take
action
concerning
something
that
was
overlooked
or
neglected,
the
bombing
was
a
wake-up
call
to
strengthen
domestic
security
bow
curtain
call
an
appearance
by
actors
or
performers
at
the
end
of
the
concert
or
play
in
order
to
acknowledge
the
applause
of
the
audience
call-out
a
challenge
to
a
fight
or
duel
distress
hurt
suffering
psychological
suffering,
the
death
of
his
wife
caused
him
great
distress
Salafist
Group
Salafast
Group
for
Call
and
Combat
GSPC
an
Algerian
extremist
Islamic
offshoot
of
the
Armed
Islamic
Group,
now
the
largest
and
most
active
armed
terrorist
group
in
Algeria
that
seeks
to
overthrow
the
government,
a
major
source
of
support
and
recruitment
for
al-Qaeda
operations
in
Europe
and
northern
Africa
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