crisis in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for crisis in the English»Spanish Dictionary

crisis <pl crises [-siːz]> [Am ˈkraɪsɪs, Brit ˈkrʌɪsɪs] N

crisis

crisis f

an emotional/identity crisis

una crisis emocional/de identidad

a state of crisis

un estado de crisis

in time of crisis

en época de crisis

she's good in a crisis

reacciona bien en los momentos difíciles

a crisis of confidence

una crisis de confianza

to reach crisis point

hacer crisis

crisis management N U

crisis management

gestión f de crisis

energy crisis N

energy crisis

crisis f energética

midlife crisis N

midlife crisis

crisis f de los 40

identity crisis N

identity crisis

crisis f de identidad

credit crunch [Am ˈkrɛdɪt ˌkrəntʃ, Brit ˈkrɛdɪt ˌkrʌntʃ], credit crisis N

credit crunch

crisis f de crédito

credit crunch

crisis f crediticia

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mini-crisis

minicrisis f

Translations for crisis in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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zona de crisis

crisis zone

crisis de los cuarenta

midlife crisis

crisis de identidad

identity crisis

crisis in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for crisis in the English»Spanish Dictionary

crisis <crises> [ˈkraɪsɪs] N

crisis

crisis f inv

a crisis over sth

una crisis provocada por algo

crisis in [or of] confidence

crisis de confianza

to go through a crisis

atravesar una crisis

energy crisis N

energy crisis

crisis f inv energética

oil crisis N

oil crisis

crisis f inv del petróleo

crisis management N no pl

crisis management

gestión f de crisis

coronavirus crisis N

coronavirus crisis

crisis f del coronavirus

mid-life crisis [ˌmɪdˈlaɪf ˈkraɪsɪs] N

mid-life crisis

crisis f inv de los cuarenta

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crisis

crisis

crisis sanitaria

(public) health crisis

pitopausia

midlife crisis in males

crisis/epidemia/virus del SARS

SARS crisis/epidemic/virus

la crisis económica produjo el desmoronamiento de mi fortuna

the economic crisis used up all my wealth

crisis Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a crisis over sth

una crisis provocada por algo

crisis in [or of] confidence

crisis de confianza

to go through a crisis

atravesar una crisis

the economy is in the grip of a crisis

la economía está atravesando una crisis

the crisis has reached a climax

la crisis está en su momento más álgido

there is no solution to your problem/to the crisis

tu problema/la crisis no tiene remedio

the economic crisis used up all my wealth

la crisis económica produjo el desmoronamiento de mi fortuna

the economic crisis has ruined many businessmen

la crisis económica ha hundido a muchos empresarios

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English

Prior to the crisis, banks and other financial institutions had invested significant amounts of money in complicated financial assets, such as collateralized debt obligations and credit default swaps.

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The financial markets were destabilised, causing a severe economic crisis that led to rationing.

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Initially, an unmitigated peak in oil production would manifest itself as rapidly escalating prices and a worldwide energy crisis.

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He married young and has no regrets, although by the third series he is suffering from a mid-life crisis.

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But after going through a midlife crisis and having many things change very quickly, it made me realize my mortality.

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The great qualities, the imperious will, the rapid energy, the eager nature fit for a great crisis are not requiredare impedimentsin common times.

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The crisis has challenged conventional thinking in financial sector policies and sparked debate on how best to achieve sustainable development.

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His expertise includes foreign policy, international crisis management and psychological warfare.

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The federal negotiators treated the situation as a hostage crisis.

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The meeting follows criticism from the airline industry that governments took an over-cautious approach to the ash cloud crisis last month, grounding flights unnecessarily.

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