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crisis ['kraɪsɪs] n
med.	point culminant; acmé f
social.sc.	crise f
crisis ['kraɪsɪs] adj.
med.	attaque; accès
English thesaurus
CRISIS ['kraɪsɪs] abbr.
abbr.	Candy Raving Intensely Stepping Illumination Squad; Candy Raving Intensly Stepping Illumination Squad
crisis ['kraɪsɪs] adj.
mil., logist.	A national or international situation in which there is a threat to priority values, interests or goals of the parties involved. (FRA)
USA	An incident or situation involving a threat to the United States, its citizens, military forces, or vital interests that develops rapidly and creates a condition of such diplomatic, economic, or military importance that commitment of military forces and resources is contemplated to achieve national objectives (JP 3-0)
Crisis ['kraɪsɪs] adj.
mil., abbr.	C

CRISIS : 456 phrases in 40 subjects

Agriculture	7
Astronomy	1
Aviation	6
Banking	1
Commerce	1
Construction	1
Cultural studies	1
Demography	1
Economics	31
Education	1
Electronics	2
English	1
Environment	7
European Union	5
Figurative	1
Finances	20
Food industry	1
General	151
Health care	6
Human rights activism	5
International Monetary Fund	25
Law	7
Marketing	2
Medical	80
Metallurgy	2
Military	3
Name of organization	25
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation	1
Obsolete / dated	7
Patents	1
Pharmacy and pharmacology	3
Politics	12
Procedural law	1
Security systems	12
Social science	6
Statistics	2
Taxes	1
Transport	5
United Nations	10
Water resources	1