crisis
US
UK crisis n: (emergency situation)
SC 危机 wēi jī
TC 危機
TC 危機
SC 危急关头 wēi jī，wēi jí guān tóu
June always knows what to do in a crisis.
危机关头，朱恩总是知道该怎么做。
crisis line n: (emergency telephone helpline)
SC 紧急情况热线
When Nelly first had thoughts of suicide, she called the crisis line.
financial crisis n: (period of economic difficulty)
SC 金融危机 jīn róng wēi jī
TC 金融危機
TC 金融危機
The current financial crisis began with the collapse of the real estate market.
identity crisis n: (confusion about yourself)
SC 身份危机，对自我身份的怀疑与困惑 shēn fèn wēi jī，duì zì wǒ shēn fèn de huái yí yǔ kùn huò
SC 身份危机，青春期的心理迷惘 shēn fèn wēi jī，qīng chūn qī de xīn lǐ mí wǎng
The country is going through an identity crisis shaped by significant demographic changes.
in crisis adv: (at crucial, difficult point)
SC 处于危机关头，陷入危机
midlife crisis, mid-life crisis n: (psychological condition of middle age)
SC 中年危机 zhōng nián wēi jī
TC 中年危機
TC 中年危機
When Joe took up disco dancing in his fifties, his kids put it down to a midlife crisis.
public health crisis, health crisis n: ([sth] that risks the health of many people)
SC 公共卫生危机，公共卫生事件
- natter
- nattered
- natterer
- natty
- natural
- natural-born
- natural childbirth
- natural colour
- natural disaster
- natural gas
- natural history
- natural immunity
- naturalism
- naturalist
- naturalistic
- naturalization
- naturalize
- naturalized
- natural language
- naturally
- naturalness
- natural resources
- natural rubber
- natural science
- natural selection