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crisis:
- nood; noodtoestand; alarmtoestand; keerpunt; keer; wending
Wiktionary:
- crisis → breekpunt, crisis, keerpunt
- crisis → crisis

English

Detailed Translations for crisis from English to Dutch

crisis:

crisis [the ~] noun

the crisis (emergency situation; state of emergency)
de nood; de noodtoestand
- nood [de ~ (m)] noun
- noodtoestand [de ~ (m)] noun
the crisis (emergency situation; state of emergency)
de alarmtoestand
- alarmtoestand [de ~ (m)] noun
the crisis (turning-point; turn; change; state of emergency; emergency situation)
het keerpunt; de keer; de wending
- keerpunt [het ~] noun
- keer [de ~ (m)] noun
- wending [de ~ (v)] noun

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Related Words for "crisis":

crises

Synonyms for "crisis":

situation
juncture; occasion

Related Definitions for "crisis":

a crucial stage or turning point in the course of something¹
- after the crisis the patient either dies or gets better¹
an unstable situation of extreme danger or difficulty¹
- they went bankrupt during the economic crisis¹

Wiktionary Translations for crisis:

crisis

noun

point in a drama at which a conflict reaches a peak before being resolved
- crisis → breekpunt
sudden change in the course of a disease
- crisis → crisis
unstable situation in political, social, economic or military affairs
- crisis → crisis
crucial or decisive point or situation; a turning point
- crisis → keerpunt; crisis

crisis

noun

een zware noodsituatie waarbij het functioneren van een stelsel ernstig verstoord raakt
- crisis → crisis

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• crisis	→ crisis	↔ crise — médecine\|fr changement en bien ou en mal qui survient dans le cours d'une maladie et s'annonce par quelques phénomènes particuliers, comme une excrétion abondante, une hémorragie considérable, des sueurs, un dépôt dans les urines, etc.

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