英:['krɪsˌkrɒs]
美:['krɪsˌkrɒs]
英:['krɪsˌkrɒs]
美:['krɪsˌkrɒs]
criss·cross
krIs kraws
crisscrosses, crisscrossing, crisscrossed
adjective
with two or more lines crossing each other.The sweater was woven in a crisscross pattern.
noun
a mark or pattern of two or more lines crossing each other.He filled the page with crisscrosses.
adverb
in a crosswise manner or pattern.Lay the logs crisscross.
transitive verb
to make crossing lines over.Tire tracks crisscrossed one another in the mud.The chef crisscrossed the ham with lines of cloves.
to move back and forth over.The police crisscrossed the woods looking for the boy.
intransitive verb
to form a pattern of crossed lines.The lines on the globe crisscross.
此外, criss-cross,1833年,指的是“布料上的方格图案”,1848年,指的是“交叉或交叉口”,源自中古英语 crist(s)-crosse(15世纪早期),更早的是 Cristes-cros(约1200年),“基督十字架”,也指“十字架的标记”,从14世纪末开始常常指“曾在角笛上的字母之前写的十字架标记。这个标记本身代表着 Christ-cross me speed(‘愿基督的十字架给我成功’),这是在背诵字母之前说的一句话”[Barnhart]。长期以来,人们一直在不知情的情况下使用它。
How long agoo lerned ye, 'Crist crosse me spede!'
Have ye no more lernyd of youre a b c,
[Lydgate, "The Prohemy of a Marriage Betwix an Olde Man and a Yonge Wife," c. 1475]
多久以前你学会了“愿基督的十字架保佑我”
你还没有学到更多的 a b c 吗
[利德盖特,“一个老人和一个年轻妻子的婚姻序言”,约1475年]
1860年开始被用作井字棋的旧名。作为形容词,从1846年开始。作为动词,从1818年开始。
互击
交替传球
交叉移动
Verb obsolete christcross, crisscross mark of a cross
The first known use of crisscross was in 1614
criticizeverb
to examine and judge as a critic
to find fault with
criticizeverb
to examine and judge as a critic
to find fault with
criticismnoun
the act of criticizing and especially of finding fault
a critical remark or comment
a careful judgment or review especially by a critic
criticaladjective
inclined to criticize unfavorably
consisting of or involving criticism or the judgments of critics
critical writings
using or involving careful judgment
a critical examination of a patient
of, relating to, or being a turning pointalso: being at a stage of illness involving danger of death
the critical phase of a fever
being or relating to a state or point at which a definite change occurs
the critical temperature
crucial sense 1
a critical test
indispensable, vital
provides critical services
of big enough size to keep a chain reaction going—used of a mass of material that can go through fission
criticaladjective
inclined to criticize unfavorably
consisting of or involving criticism or the judgments of critics
critical writings
using or involving careful judgment
a critical examination of a patient
of, relating to, or being a turning pointalso: being at a stage of illness involving danger of death
the critical phase of a fever
being or relating to a state or point at which a definite change occurs
the critical temperature
crucial sense 1
a critical test
indispensable, vital
provides critical services
of big enough size to keep a chain reaction going—used of a mass of material that can go through fission
criticnoun
a person who makes or gives a judgment of the value, worth, beauty, or excellence of something
faultfinder
criterionnoun
a standard on which a judgment or decision may be based
criterionnoun
a standard on which a judgment or decision may be based
crisscross1 of 2verb
to mark with lines that cross each other
to go or cross back and forth
crisscross2 of 2noun
a pattern formed by crossed lines
1 Nate grew up crisscrossing the ocean with Papa and his crews.
2 And solving method of breaking stroke phenomena of crisscross stroke is given.
算法采用了分区搜索、笔划优先启发式信息来控制转化过程,并给出了解决十字交叉笔划断笔现象的一种方法.
3 I'd shout, and start running past women selling tomatoes or mangoes on the side of the road, dipping beneath the clotheslines that crisscrossed between the dozens of identical wooden slab shacks.
4 The only decoration is an odd-looking piece right next to the bed: an end table made out of a slab of unevenly cut marble and thin crisscrosses of black lacquer wood for the legs.
5 Even now, red puffy scars still crisscrossed Cole’s body and served as painful reminders of the mauling.
6 His car swung round at the crisscross.
他的车在十字街口处突然转弯了.
7 Ducts and pipes crisscross.
管道纵横交错。
8 Since it was a political season, and Senators Kennedy and Humphrey were crisscrossing the state running for president, the glare of national scrutiny was settling on West Virginia.
9 The crisscross metal fence around the apartment we rent sags in the middle from the weather, from the weight of too many kids leaning up against it, from the neglect of the owner.
10 His skin was back to full color, his eyes no longer crisscrossed with red veins; he seemed to have gained fifteen pounds in twenty-four hours.
11 The mountains of North Korea are crisscrossed with swift rivers, large and small.
12 Some had beautiful patterns of red and yellow lines crisscrossing the fabric.
13 Having crisscrossed the floor, they progressed to the middle terraces, but the results were equally disappointing.
14 Stanley still managed to hold the sack of jars in his left hand as he slowly moved up, from ledge to ledge, crisscrossing the rut.
15 One lone spider remained atop the jar, its delicate legs blending in to the thin geometric designs that crisscrossed their way down the painted sides.
16 Chestnutt huddled in a corner, the straps of my backpack—which Ayanna had secured to the raft—crisscrossed over her little body like a harness.
17 She did not bring her parents, and a pang of sadness hit Moss as he watched his friend walk through the door, her shoulders dropped down, bandages and stitches crisscrossing her face.
18 Van Houten closed his eyes and puffed his cheeks as he exhaled, then looked up at the exposed wooden beams crisscrossing the ceiling.
19 The hillsides were a patchwork of sand, green vegetation, and clusters of boulders stitched together by crisscrossing gravel paths.
20 He still had faint scars crisscrossing his legs from all his lashings.
3 井字游戏
5 别扭
contrary amiss wry crumpled crabby cussed acidulous crosswise crossly twist petulance contrariness cussedness crossness verjuice petulancy
6 交叉
cross crossing across intersect decussate on the bias crossed cruciate secant crosswise intersection scissors chiasma intercross meet intercept cross-under crossover intersectional traverse meeting decussation bisect fold trellis catty-cornered intersectant cut
7 矛盾
alien invalid inconsistent conflicting incompatible contradictory retrograde incoherent repugnant inconsequent contradictious antinomic contradiction discrepancy contravention nonconformity repugnance antinomy solecism contrariness inconsequence discrepance conflict at variance contradictive paradoxical irreconcilable incongruous discrepant discrepantly inconsistently contradictorily inconsistency contrariety unconformity contradict
8 交叉的
cross on the bias crossed cruciate secant crossover intersectional catty-cornered intersectant
10 使交叉
13 混乱
involved disorder complicated upset disrupt confused muddy chaotic upside-down unsettling haywire perplexed snafu vexatious turbid rough-and-tumble addled mixed-up confounded helter-skelter mazy rhapsodic pell-mell addle flurried ataxic mussy jumbly hugger-mugger rhapsodical tumultuary spiflicated out ravelment mix mess dust shine coil pie confusion chaos hurry riot clutter pickle tumble spaghetti to-do turmoil tangle puddle whirlpool flurry huddle anarchy ruffle whirl dislocation mull jumble muddle entanglement snarl disarray skein cobweb mix-up perturbation faze turbidity promiscuity ataxia fluster derange perplexity pandemonium disorganization muss swelter babel kerfuffle welter anomie ravel muddiness disarrange razzle-dazzle dishabille higgledy-piggledy embarras moil deray exorbitance bouleversement topsyturvy stirabout turbidness spifflicate puzzle confuse complicate torment confound entangle perplex embroil dislocate disorganize perturb becloud moider spiflicate tailspin mess-up foul-up hog wild cock-a-hoop hirdie-girdie fouled-up dizzy turbulent tangled drowning tumultuous foggy disturbed disorderly woolly shaggy deranged unstuck hurried non-operational snarly hurly-burly tangly raddled untogether wuzzy farmisht farblonjet drumly throughither muck-up ballup fubb fumtu hash-up do smoke pi jungle hassle disruption scramble swirl melee hustle maze twine smother botch tumult dither tousle topsy-turvy fubar involution Mess-up unreason throe bollix cockup balls-up snarl-up swither mullock ataxy piss-up hurry-scurry schemozzle wander twist amuse bugger denigrate roil disorient discombobulate ballocks fuddle mux disrupture ensnarl embrangle in a spin make hay of stand on its head throw out of gear ball up in a fog make work
15 交叉地
16 相反
ass-backward other cross opposite reverse counter contrary adverse converse inverse reversed antagonistic looking-glass inversive rather conversely contrarily contrariwise crossly enantio- variety inversion oppose by contraries the other way to the contrary back to front