crises

英 [ˈkraɪsiːz]

美 [ˈkraɪsiz]

n.  危机; 危急关头; 危难时刻; 病危期
crisis的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 危机;危急关头
  Acrisisis a situation in which something or someone is affected by one or more very serious problems.
  1. Natural disasters have obviously contributed to the continent's economic crisis...
     很显然，自然灾害也是造成该大陆经济危机的原因之一。
  2. The Italian political system has been judged to be in terminal crisis for decades.
     人们认为意大利的政治体系几十年来一直存在着严重危机。
  3. ...children's illnesses or other family crises...
     孩子生病或其他家庭危机
  4. He's having a mid-life crisis.
     他正经历中年危机。
  5. ...someone to turn to in moments of crisis.
     危急时刻可以求助的人

双语例句

• As with pandemics and financial crises, they are not open to negotiation.
  与传染病和金融危机一样，它们是不容商议的。
• There would be fewer international crises demanding his attention
  需要他去关注的国际危机将会减少。
• The government has been bogged down deeper and deeper in political and economic crises.
  政府在政治和经济危机中愈陷愈深。
• Confront and master the inevitable crises of life.
  共同面对和掌控生活中不可避免的危机。
• Where there are conflicts and crises, there is opportunity.
  哪里有冲突和危机，哪里就有机会。
• Sufficient, I had confronted a crises with my last project.
  足够的，我曾面对我的最后一个项目一危机。
• The food, fuel and financial crises, however, have taken a heavy toll.
  粮食，燃料和金融危机，但是，已经采取了沉重的代价。
• People who are undernourished also lack reserves of energy when faced with physical or mental crises.
  营养不良的人在体力或脑力上出现紧急情况时还缺乏足够的能量储备。
• Financial crises seem inevitable, alas.
  唉，金融危机似乎是无可避免的。
• But few countries have avoided crises after financial liberalisation and global integration.
  然而，很少有国家能在金融自由化和全球融合之后避免危机。