crisis in Greek
crisis in Greek is κρίση — crisis means a time of intense difficulty, danger, or instability that demands urgent action.
crisis in Greek
κρίση
Pronounced: krisi
What does "crisis" mean?
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noun A time of intense difficulty, danger, or instability that demands urgent action.
"Staff worked through the night to manage the water supply crisis."
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noun A turning point in a disease or difficult situation.
"The doctors said the patient had passed the crisis and would recover."
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crisis in a sentence
- Staff worked through the night to manage the water supply crisis.
- The country is facing an economic crisis.
- The doctors said the patient had passed the crisis and would recover.
- The fever reached its crisis in the night, and by morning she was calmer.
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What is "crisis" in Greek?
"crisis" in Greek is κρίση. crisis means: A time of intense difficulty, danger, or instability that demands urgent action.
How do you pronounce κρίση?
"crisis" in Greek is κρίση, pronounced "krisi".
How do you use "crisis" in a sentence?
Example: "Staff worked through the night to manage the water supply crisis." In Greek, "crisis" is κρίση.
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