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criză

crisis /ˈkri.zə/

noun#1764 most common

Also: attack (medical, e.g. seizure), fit (of nerves, anger)

Example sentences

Aceasta este o criză.
This is a crisis.
Țara noastră are o criză economică.
Our country has an economic crisis.
Guvernul încearcă să rezolve criza financiară.
The government is trying to solve the financial crisis.
A avut o criză de nervi în timpul ședinței.
She had a fit of nerves during the meeting.
Criza de epilepsie a durat aproape cinci minute, iar medicii au intervenit rapid.
The epileptic seizure lasted almost five minutes, and the doctors intervened quickly.
Fără reforme structurale profunde, economia riscă să alunece într-o criză instituțională ale cărei consecințe ar putea dura decenii.
Without deep structural reforms, the economy risks sliding into an institutional crisis whose consequences could last for decades.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativecrizăcrize
Genitivecrizeicrizelor
Accusativecrizăcrize
Vocativecrizăcrize

Word family

criticcritical, a critic
a criticato criticize
criticăcriticism, critique
criteriucriterion

Etymology

Romanian borrowed "criză" from French "crise" in the 19th century, part of a wave of French loanwords that modernized Romanian vocabulary. French "crise" traces back through Latin "crisis" to Greek "krisis" (κρίσις), meaning judgment or decisive turning point in a disease. The Greek root also gave rise to the idea of a critical moment where a decision must be made.

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