Kamerad in Not

/kaˈmeːʁaːt ɪn ˈnoːt/
comrade in distress

Der Bergsteiger rief um Hilfe, als er seinen Kameraden in Not sah.

The mountaineer called for help when he saw his comrade in distress.


formal

A phrase used to describe a fellow soldier, friend, or colleague who is in a difficult or dangerous situation and needs help.

Die Feuerwehr eilte zu Hilfe, als sie den Kameraden in Not entdeckte.

The firefighters rushed to help when they discovered the comrade in distress.

This phrase is often used in military or emergency contexts to emphasize the urgency of assisting someone in need.

Pro Tip

Contextual Use

Use this phrase in formal or serious situations where someone is in genuine distress and requires immediate assistance.

Word Origin

The phrase combines 'Kamerad' (comrade) and 'in Not' (in distress), reflecting a sense of solidarity and duty to assist those in need.

Usage Notes

This phrase is commonly used in military, emergency, or rescue contexts to highlight the importance of helping a fellow member in a critical situation.

Word Breakdown

Kamerad
comrade
root
+
in Not
in distress
phrase
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