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单词 crisis
释义
crisis
noun
uk
/ˈkraɪ.sɪs/us
/ˈkraɪ.sɪs/
pluralcrisesuk
/ˈkraɪ.siːz/us
/ˈkraɪ.siːz/
B2[CorU]
atimeofgreatdisagreement,confusion, orsuffering:
危机，极其困难的时期
The country'sleadershipisin crisis.该国的领导层陷入了危机。
aneconomic/financialcrisis经济／金融危机
We have afamilycrisis on myhands- my 16-year-oldsisterispregnant.我家里出了件大事要我来处理——我16岁的妹妹怀孕了。
[C]
anextremelydifficultordangerouspointin asituation:
紧要关头，危急时刻
crisistalks解决危机的会谈
Amediatorhas been called in toresolvethe crisis.已请了一名调解人前来解决危机。
in crisis
experiencingatimeofgreatdifficulty,danger, orsuffering:
Theseriesfocusesonunderstandingthepolitical,economic, andsocialforcesshapingpartsof theworldthat are in crisis.
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[C]mainlyUS
(alsocrisis point)
amomentduring aseriousillnesswhen there is thepossibilityofsuddenlygetting eitherbetterorworse:
（疾病的）危险期，关键期
He'spassedthe crisis - the fever'sstartedto go down.他已经度过了危险期——开始退烧了。
a crisis of confidence
asuddenlossofconfidence:
信任危机
Withinflationat 500percent, thecountryfacesa crisis ofconfidence.通货膨胀率已达到了500%，该国正面临着信任危机。
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Synonyms
calamity
cataclysmliterary
catastrophe
disaster
emergency
tragedy
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  • It mayyetbepossibletofindapeacefulsolutionto the crisis.
  • Thecountryis in themidstof aneconomiccrisis.
  • Talks wereheldin Madrid about thefuelcrisis.
  • Fallinghousepricesareillustrativeof the crisisfacingtheconstructionindustry.
  • The twogroupswillmeetnextweektotrytodefusethe crisis.
  • Themedianevertireoftellingus thatEuropeissomehow"in crisis".
  • Plasticsurgeryisfineforpeoplewith astrongself-imagebutbadforpeople"in crisis" - gettingdivorced,copingwith adeath, or who've justlostajob, forexample.
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  • atyourworstidiom
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  • epidemic
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  • half nelson
  • hardness
  • have a bumpy rideidiom
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(Definition ofcrisisfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
crisis
noun
uk
/ˈkraɪ.sɪs/us
/ˈkraɪ.sɪs/
pluralcrisesuk
/-siːz/us
B2[CorU]
atimeofgreatdisagreement,confusion, orsuffering
危机，极其困难的时期
The country'sleadershipisin crisis.该国的领导层陷入了危机。
aneconomic/financialcrisis经济／金融危机
We have afamilycrisis on myhands- my 16-year-oldsisterispregnant.我家里出了件大事要我来处理——我16岁的妹妹怀孕了。
[C]
anextremelydifficultordangerouspointin asituation
紧要关头，危急时刻
crisistalks解决危机的会谈
Amediatorhas been called in toresolvethe crisis.已请了一名调解人前来解决危机。
[C]US
(alsocrisis point)
amomentduring aseriousillnesswhen there is thepossibilityofsuddenlygetting eitherbetterorworse
（疾病的）危险期，关键期
He'spassedthe crisis - the fever'sstartedto go down.他已经度过了危险期——开始退烧了。
a crisis of confidence
asuddenlossofconfidence
信任危机
Withinflationat 500percent, thecountryfacesa crisis ofconfidence.通货膨胀率已达到了500%，该国正面临着信任危机。
More examples
  • It mayyetbepossibletofindapeacefulsolutionto the crisis.
  • Thecountryis in themidstof aneconomiccrisis.
  • Talks wereheldin Madrid about thefuelcrisis.
  • Fallinghousepricesareillustrativeof the crisisfacingtheconstructionindustry.
  • The twogroupswillmeetnextweektotrytodefusethe crisis.

crisis| American Dictionary

crisis
noun[C/U]
us
/ˈkrɑɪ·sɪs/
pluralcrisesus/ˈkrɑɪ·siz/
anextremelydangerousordifficultsituation:
[C]aneconomiccrisis
[U]Peoplereactintimesof crisis, butignoreus therestof thetime.
(Definition ofcrisisfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

crisis| Business English

crisis
noun[CorU]
uk
/ˈkraɪsɪs/us
pluralcrises/ˈkraɪsiːz/
asituationthat isextremelydifficultordangerous, when there are manyproblems:
amajor/serious/globalcrisis
aneconomic/financial/politicalcrisis
a looming/impending/growing crisisThismatterneedsto bediscussed, in thelightof theloomingpensionscrisis.
cause/create a crisisTheban,fortunately, did notcreatea crisis in thedairyindustry.
face a crisisTheindustryisfacingaseriousstaffingcrisis.
a crisis arises/occurs/deepensThisarticleexamineshow thedebtcrisisarose,
address/resolve/solve a crisisAmediatorhas been called in toresolvethe crisis.
The country'sleadershipisin crisis.
crisis of confidence
asituationwhenpeoplebecomelessconfidentandstarttoworry:
The company'spoortradingfiguresprovokeda crisis ofconfidenceon thestockmarkets.
(Definition ofcrisisfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcrisis

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Most banking crises can be attributed to negative macroeconomic shocks, including their amplification mechanisms.
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Potential crises will be postponed or mitigated as a result.
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The state emerges to address these problems and regulate these crises.
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Nearly half of the severe events involved marital or other relationship crises and 18 % of the depressed subjects had been recently bereaved.
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Cognitive coping repsonse to crises and onset of depression.
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During these crises, the financial center will have incentives to implement a policy of restricting flows of specie.
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In conjunction with (8), this reasoning also demonstrates how the interest rate on discount window loans determines the potential severity of banking crises.
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With the large number of crises that have now occurred, do you think that the facts validated the views we expressed in 1996?
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What lessons should we draw from the crises of emerging markets?
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Disarmament without providing soldiers with training, as well as help in finding alternative means of livelihood, leads to instability and internal crises.
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Most countries that experience financial crises do so more than once.
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The escape dynamics is what drives currency crises in our model.
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What factors made the food system vulnerable and how were food crises dealt with ?
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The strategy of the patent-based industry was to draw attention to other causes of the humanitarian crises in least developed countries.
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One effect of the crises of the 1970s was to render obsolete many of the assumptions that had been unchallengeable only a few years earlier.
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Collocationswithcrisis

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acute crisis
Another lesson is that an acute crisis may be used by politicians to make unpopular, but in a long-term view important reforms.
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banking crisis
Such lending will certainly ease a liquidity-inducedbankingcrisis, but it will also have important general equilibrium effects on the economy.
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budget crisis
A similar deadlock can occur within a presidential system, where it is also known as a budget crisis.
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