dangerous road
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critically ill
critically ill patient
hazard lights
to take advantage of sb's precarious position
lit. the matter has become a pile of eggs (idiom) / fig. at a critical juncture
credit crisis
credit crisis
lit. the crisis of being hanged upside down (idiom) / fig. extremely critical situation / dire straits
in danger of collapse / in a parlous state / (of person) treacherous
to risk one's life
(idiom) physically and mentally exhausted
(medicine) in a critical condition
to think of danger in times of safety / to be vigilant in peacetime (idiom)
to help those in distress
to help those in distress (idiom)
see 濟危扶困|济危扶困[]
subprime mortgage crisis
subprime mortgage crisis / abbr. for 次級房屋信貸危機|次级房屋信贷危机[]
to sit upright and still (idiom)
to help people in distress
to help people in difficulty and bring relief to the needy (idiom)
to help those in distress (idiom)
endangered species
risk to one's life
energy crisis
dying (from illness) / facing death / on one's deathbed
(idiom) to take on a leadership role at a time of crisis
to sacrifice one's life in a crisis
monetary crisis
to take advantage of sb's difficulties (idiom)
to turn peril into safety (idiom) / to avert a danger (esp. political or medical)
More moral strength increases one's safety, more power and influence increases one's danger (idiom, from Records of the Historian 史記|史记). cf Unlimited power is apt to corrupt the minds of those who possess it (William Pitt the Elder, 1770).
financial crisis
Guatemala
Guatemalan (person)
Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora / CITES
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