crisis of confidence

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishcrisis of confidencecrisis of confidenceBELIEVEa situation in which people no longer believe that a government or an economic system is working properly, and will no longer support it or work with it There seems to be a crisis of confidence in the economy. → crisisExamples from the Corpuscrisis of confidence• This talk about a crisis of confidence in the City is overdone.• It was not just the veto which caused a crisis of confidence: every member had the right to blackball an applicant.• It is a crisis of confidence and purpose.• Ominously, however, this confidence-promoting institution is itself undergoing a crisis of confidence.• Lack of up to date knowledge leading to a potential crisis of confidence.• During the Middle Ages society suffered, as much as anything else, from an acute and prolonged crisis of confidence.• The slightest crisis of confidence can threaten the survival of the banking system and the health of the whole economy.• Postmodernism's crisis is the crisis of confidence in the function of art and culture at the end of the twentieth century.

单词	crisis of confidence
释义	crisis of confidence From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishcrisis of confidencecrisis of confidenceBELIEVEa situation in which people no longer believe that a government or an economic system is working properly, and will no longer support it or work with it There seems to be a crisis of confidence in the economy. → crisisExamples from the Corpuscrisis of confidence• This talk about a crisis of confidence in the City is overdone.• It was not just the veto which caused a crisis of confidence: every member had the right to blackball an applicant.• It is a crisis of confidence and purpose.• Ominously, however, this confidence-promoting institution is itself undergoing a crisis of confidence.• Lack of up to date knowledge leading to a potential crisis of confidence.• During the Middle Ages society suffered, as much as anything else, from an acute and prolonged crisis of confidence.• The slightest crisis of confidence can threaten the survival of the banking system and the health of the whole economy.• Postmodernism's crisis is the crisis of confidence in the function of art and culture at the end of the twentieth century.
随便看	it was inconsiderate to do it was nice meeting you it was nothing nothing of it it was nothing/think nothing of it it was remiss of somebody to do something it was remiss of to do it was think nothing of it it wasn't for lack of trying it wasn't for want of trying it wasnt for lack of trying it wasnt for want of trying it wasn’t for lack/want of trying it will all come out in the wash it will cost you it won't be long it won't hurt to do it won't kill it won't kill to do it wont be long it wont hurt to do it wont kill it wont kill to do it won’t/doesn’t hurt (somebody) to do something it won’t/wouldn’t kill somebody (to do something) it works for me etc