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  • 1 nicht vor

    - {not till; not until} = gar nicht {none; not at all}+ = ist nicht {ain't; isn't}+ = ehe nicht {not until}+ = nicht mehr {no longer; no more; not any longer}+ = kann nicht {cannot}+ = nicht wohl {seedy; unwell}+ = darf nicht {must not}+ = nicht fest {non-solid}+ = nicht fein {unladylike}+ = nicht klar {turbid}+ = auch nicht {either; neither; nor; nor yet; not either}+ = noch nicht {not yet}+ = wenn nicht {but; unless}+ = hatte nicht {had not; hadn't}+ = damit nicht {lest}+ = bevor nicht {not until}+ = falls nicht {unless}+ = das zieht nicht {that cuts no ice}+ = warum nicht? {why not?}+ = es geht nicht {it won't work}+ = nicht so bald {not in a hurry}+ = es eilt nicht {there's no hurry}+ = das tut nicht weh {that won't hurt}+ = das geht nicht an {that won't do}+ = gar nicht übel {not half bad}+ = ich darf nicht {I am not at liberty; I must not}+ = ich auch nicht {me neither; nor I either}+ = nicht mehr als {within}+ = das sage ich nicht {that is telling}+ = das ist nicht drin {that's no go}+ = das ist nicht ohne {that's not half bad}+ = schon gar nicht {least of all}+ = er ist nicht da {he is not in}+ = lange nicht tun {to be slow to do}+ = das liegt mir nicht {that's not in my way}+ = das heißt nicht viel {that doesn't mean a lot}+ = das juckt mich nicht {I don't care about}+ = das reizt mich nicht {that doesn't appeal to me}+ = er wird nicht alt {he won't make old bones}+ = es ist nicht klug {it doesn't do to be}+ = ich weiß nicht ob {I don't know that}+ = er zählt nicht mit {he is a back number}+ = es liegt mir nicht {it is not in my nature}+ = rede nicht so laut {don't talk so loud}+ = auch nicht so viel {not a dreg}+ = lüg mich nicht an! {don't lie to me!}+ = genier dich nicht! {make yourself at home!}+ = ganz und gar nicht {not a bit of it; not at all}+ = das ist gar nicht übel {that isn't half bad}+ = es taugt nicht viel {it isn't much good}+ = es lohnt sich nicht {it doesn't pay}+ = reg dich nicht auf! {don't get off your bike!; keep cool!}+ = das gilt nicht für dich {this does not apply to you}+ = das zieht bei mir nicht {that won't wash with me}+ = das mache ich nicht mit {I won't be a party to that}+ = schau nicht so dumm. {don't look like that.}+ = er ist noch nicht auf {he isn't up yet}+ = so etwas gibt es nicht {such a thing doesn't exist}+ = da mache ich nicht mit {count me out}+ = rege dich nicht so auf {don't get your knickers in a twist}+ = jetzt erst recht nicht {now less than ever}+ = das ist bei mir nicht drin {you can't do that with me}+ = sie ist nicht mehr jung {she is no spring chicken}+ = stell dich nicht so an! {don't make such a fuss!}+ = dann gehe ich auch nicht {I shall not either}+ = ich habe es nicht bei mir {I don't have it with me}+ = das lohnt sich nicht für mich {that is not worth my while}+ = es ist mit ihm nicht weit her {he is no great shakes}+ = er ist nicht so böse wie er tut {his bark is worse than his bite}+ = ich weiß nicht, was ich tun soll {I'm at a loss what to do}+ = es fällt mir nicht ein, das zu tun {I shouldn't dream of doing that}+ = wenn du nicht gehst, gehe ich auch nicht {if you don't go, neither shall I}+

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