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	German	English
	Similar words: Einhundert-Dollar-Note, Love-Welle, Note, Nova, Novae, Novä, Porto-Novo, Röntgen-Nova	Similar words: Dove, Jove, Love., Porto-Novo, box-note, brown-nose, copper-nose, cove, dove, dove-coloured, lady-love, leading-note, leaf-love, love, love-crazed, love-death, love-feast, love-madness, love-making, love-struck, move
	Liebesleid {n}	love's sorrow
	Liebesmahl {n} [relig.]	love-feast
	Liebesnest {n} [soc.]	love nest
	Liebesqual {f}; Liebesqualen {pl}	torments of love; pangs of love
	Liebessucht {f} [psych.]	love addiction
	Liebestaumel {m}	rapture of love
	Liebestod {m}	love-death
	Liebestrank {m}	love potion; philtre [Br.] [poet.]; philter [Am.] [poet.]
	Liebesversprechen {n}	promise of love
	Liebeswahn {m}; Erotomanie {f}; Liebestollheit {f} [psych.]	erotomania; love-madness
	Liebschaft {f}	(love) affair; flirtation
	Löffelbohrer {m} (Holz)	spoon/shell/dowel/duck's bill auger/bit; nose bit; wimble scoop (wood)
	Lymphadenopathie {f}; Erkrankung der Lymphknoten [med.]	lymphadenopathy; lymph node disease
	Lymphknotenvergrößerung {f} [med.]	lymph node enlargement; enlarged lymph nodes
	Menschenliebe {f}	human kindness; human love
	hohe Minne {f}; Minne {f}; höfischer Frauendienst {m} [soc.] [hist.]	courtly love
	Mittelschiff {n}; Hauptschiff {n} (einer Kirche) [arch.]	central nave; nave
	Motilität {f}; Bewegungsvermögen {n} [med.]	motility; ability to move spontaneously
	Mund-zu-Nase-Beatmung {f} [med.]	mouth-to-nose breathing; mouth-to-nose ventilation; mouth-to-nose resuscitation
	Mutterliebe {f}	motherly love
	N-Tole {f} (Notengruppe gegen den Taktrhythmus) [mus.]	tuplet (contrametric note group)
	Näslinge {pl}; Nasen {pl} [zool.]	nose carps
	Narzissmus {m}; übersteigerte Selbstliebe {f}; Selbstverliebtheit {f} [psych.]	narcissism; exaggerated self-love
	Nase {f} (Hobelgriff) [mach.]	nose
	die Nase hinausstecken {v} [übtr.]	to stick one's nose out; to go outside; to peek out (from a hiding place)
	jdm. die Nase blutig schlagen {vt}	to give sb. a bloody nose
	Nasen-Finne {f} [techn.]	nose fin
	Nasenbein {n} [anat.]	nasal bone; nose bone
	(operative) Naseneröffnung {f}; Naseneinschnitt {m} [med.]	incision into the nose; rhinotomy
	Nasenfluss {m} [med.]	mucous discharge from the nose; rhinorrhoea [Br.]; rhinorrhea [Am.]
	Nasenkegel {m}; Bugkonus {m} (Raumfahrt)	nose cone (astronautics)
	Nasenlosigkeit {f} [med.]	absence of the nose; arrhinia
	Nasenrücken {m} [anat.]	nasal bridge; bridge of the nose; ridge of the nose
	Nasenspiegel (Rhinarium) [anat.] [zool.]	rhinarium; nose leather; muzzle
	Nasenspray {m}; Schnupfenspray {m} [med.] [pharm.]	nose spray
	Nasenwurzel {f} [anat.]	nasal root; roo (of the nose)
	'Nec aut idem' (Vermerk auf einem Rezept) [med.] [pharm.]	'Dispense as written' /DAW/ (note on a prescription)
	Nestwärme {f} [übtr.]	warmth of a happy family life; love and security
	das Neue {n}	the new; the unfamiliar; the novel
	Neuseeländische Graspflanze {f} [bot.] (Lilaeopsis novae-zelandiae)	micro sword
	jdm. eine schlechtere Note geben; die Note bei jdm. herabsetzen {v} (wegen etw.) [school]	to mark down ↔ sb. (for sth.) [Br.]
	Note {f}; Memorandum {n} (Kurzmitteilung im diplomatischen Dienst) [pol.]	note; memorandum (in the diplomatic service)
	Notierung {f}; Auftragsnotierung {f}	note
	Nummer {f} des Frachtbriefkontrolletiketts [transp.] [adm.]	consignment note control label number
	Hals-, Nasen- und Ohrenabteilung {f}; HNO-Abteilung {f} [med.]	ear, nose and throat department; ENT department
	jdn. nach seiner Pfeife tanzen lassen {vt} [übtr.]	to lead sb. by the nose [fig.]
	Pyrimidin-De novo-Synthese {f} [biochem.]	de novo synthesis of pyrimidines
	Quasimodo (Figur Victor Hugos Roman "Der Glöckner von Notre-Dame") [lit.]	Quasimodo (fictional character Victor Hugo's novel 'The Hunchback of Notre-Dame')
	Reinlichkeitsliebe {f}	love of cleanliness
	Riechkolben {m}; Riecher {m}; Gurke {f}; Zinken {m}; Kartoffel {f}; Gewürzprüfer {m} [ugs.] (Nase)	sniffer; snoot; beak; conk [Br.]; neb [Northern English] [Sc.] [coll.] (nose)
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