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n.
横渡
交叉点
十字路口
渡口
安全通行处
人行横道
过境处
穿越
v.
穿越
渡过
交叉
画十字(cross的现在分词)
cross·ing
kraws Ing
复数:crossings
词根:cross
adj.cross 交叉的,相反的;乖戾的
crossed 交叉的;划掉的;十字形的
crosscut 横切的;横截的
crossbred 杂种的
adv.crossly 横地;故意为难地;相反地;发怒地
crosswise 横向;交叉地;斜地;成十字状地
n.cross 交叉,十字;十字架,十字形物
crossroad 十字路口;交叉路;岔道;重大的抉择关头
crosswalk 人行横道
crossbreed 杂种
crosscut 捷径;横锯
crossbred 杂种
crossbreeding 杂交繁育
v.crossed 交叉;越过(cross的过去式和过去分词)
crossbred 杂交繁育(crossbreed的过去式和过去分词)
crossbreeding 异种交配(crossbreed的现在分词)
vi.cross 交叉;杂交;横过
crossbreed 杂交繁育
crosscut 横切
vt.cross 杂交;渡过;使相交
crossbreed 使杂交繁育
crosscut 横越;横穿
crossing over交换,交叉
border crossing边境通道,过境处
crossing point交点;交叉点;过境站
pedestrian crossing人行横道
river crossing过河管;河流桥渡;河流交叉;穿越河流
zebra crossingn. 斑马线
level crossing平交道;平交路口
railway crossing公路铁路交叉口;铁路平交道口
road crossing穿越公路;(平面)交叉口;道路交叉点
bridge crossing跨线桥
grade crossing平交道;铁路交叉道(等于level crossing)
railroad crossing铁路穿越;铁路公路交叉道口;铁路平交道
crossing angle交叉角;交角
global crossing环球电讯(通信公司)
15世纪中期,“划十字架的动作”; 1530年代,“用十字记号标记”,是 cross(动词)的动名词。从15世纪初开始,“横跨的地方或行动”; 1630年代,“河流、道路等被横跨的地方”; 从1690年代开始,“交叉口”(最初指街道)。1650年代,“通过划掉交叉线来划掉”的意思出现了。 Crossing-gate 出现于1876年。
交叉
交叉
跨越
穿越
交叉
交叉跨越
The first known use of crossing was in 1575
crossroadnoun
a road that crosses a main road or runs across country between main roads
a place where roads cross—usually used in plural
a small community at a crossroads
a place or time at which a decision must be made
crossroadnoun
a road that crosses a main road or runs across country between main roads
a place where roads cross—usually used in plural
a small community at a crossroads
a place or time at which a decision must be made
crosspiecenoun
something placed so as to cross something else
crossovernoun
an instance or product of genetic crossing-over
cross1 of 3noun
a structure consisting of one bar crossing another at right angles
often capitalized the cross on which Jesus was crucified used as a symbol of Christianity and the Christian religion
sorrow or suffering as a test of patience or virtue
had their crosses to bear
an object or mark shaped like a cross put a cross next to the name
a stone cross
an act of crossing unlike individuals
a crossbred individual or kind
a punch that crosses over an opponent's punch in boxing
cross2 of 3verb
to lie or be situated across
put a nail where the boards cross each other
intersect sense 1
where two lines cross
to move, pass, or extend across cross the street
a bridge crossing the river
to make the sign of the cross on or over (as in prayer)
to cancel by marking a cross on or drawing a line through cross out a mistake
cross names off a list
to place one over the other
cross the arms
to act against : oppose
don't cross me
to draw a line across
cross your t's
interbreed, hybridize
to pass in opposite directions
our letters crossed in the mail
to occur to
it never crossed my mind
to turn (the eyes) inward toward the nose
his eyes were crossed
cross3 of 3adjective
lying or moving across
cross traffic
contrary entry 2 sense 1
marked by bad temper : grumpy
cross1 of 3noun
a structure consisting of one bar crossing another at right angles
often capitalized the cross on which Jesus was crucified used as a symbol of Christianity and the Christian religion
sorrow or suffering as a test of patience or virtue
had their crosses to bear
an object or mark shaped like a cross put a cross next to the name
a stone cross
an act of crossing unlike individuals
a crossbred individual or kind
a punch that crosses over an opponent's punch in boxing
cross2 of 3verb
to lie or be situated across
put a nail where the boards cross each other
intersect sense 1
where two lines cross
to move, pass, or extend across cross the street
a bridge crossing the river
to make the sign of the cross on or over (as in prayer)
to cancel by marking a cross on or drawing a line through cross out a mistake
cross names off a list
to place one over the other
cross the arms
to act against : oppose
don't cross me
to draw a line across
cross your t's
interbreed, hybridize
to pass in opposite directions
our letters crossed in the mail
to occur to
it never crossed my mind
to turn (the eyes) inward toward the nose
his eyes were crossed
cross3 of 3adjective
lying or moving across
cross traffic
contrary entry 2 sense 1
marked by bad temper : grumpy
crossingnoun
the act of one that crosses
a voyage across water
the act or process of interbreeding or hybridizing
a place where a street or stream is crossed
a place where two things (as a street and a railroad track) cross
1 Inmates were crossing from the R side to the W side and back again through the center passage, which I had a feeling they weren’t supposed to do.
2 Go ahead along the road and turn right at the first crossing.
沿着知春路一直走,在第一个十字路口右转.
3 Many Eurasian societies developed large sailing ships, some of them capable of sailing against the wind and crossing the ocean, equipped with sextants, magnetic compasses, sternpost rudders, and cannons.
4 It was a quiet crossing, none of us in the mood for talk.
5 “But let’s suppose that somehow Afghanistan gets its act together,” Omar said, crossing his arms on his protruding belly.
6 “You could go east, across the mountains, but Gaea will do anything to stop you from crossing Italy. She has raised her mountain gods against you.”
7 Creeks and rivers overflow their banks from the recent rains, drenching the troops at every crossing.
8 “Okay, then,” she said, crossing her arms, “what happened before?”
9 Their subdued murmuring, coming from lower down, formed a kind of bass accompaniment to the conversations crossing above their heads.
10 They're talking to one another when one of them looks over in our direction, an expression of curiosity crossing her face.
11 They headed for Central Park, crossing and recrossing it, stopping once for Good Humor ice cream.
12 For many of the lines, these short trips were even more profitable than their ocean crossings.
13 Just before it reached the crossing, he tore out and ran across the tracks.
14 He could imagine Lakota, Cheyenne, and Arapaho women and children crossing the river and walking onto the battlefield.
15 “You need to get dry,” Naomi said, crossing her arms.
16 The boys switched sides again, but instead of crossing on opposite ends of the net like before, they crossed on the same side.
17 The British had evidently thought her sufficient to prevent boats crossing the river that night.
18 Taking a step forward, she saw that the man crossing the field was much closer now.
19 He sat back in his chair in the Fosters’ spotless parlor, crossing his long, thin legs, and the suspended foot began a rhythmic jiggling.
20 One night, crossing the street, he got hit by a car and broke his leg in three places.
1 挫折
check cross defeat reverse knock dash breakdown frustration discourage disappointment setback balk rebuff checkmate disconcert flivver break slump shipwreck shake crush nip blight backset
2 岔口
3 交叉点
4 反对
cross counter opponent adverse conflicting unfavorable averse renitent con difficulty exception opposition clash interference objection kickback demur deprecation stonewall disapprobation against contra object except resist head combat oppose buck frustrate withstand thwart antagonize flout gainsay controvert in opposition to work against take exception in the negative side against be ranged against turn upon offer opposition to make difficulties dissentient no negative reverse contrary opposed repugnant negatory oppositive oppugnant nyet but challenge kick resistance static contradiction hostility howl disapproval protestation reprobation dido contrariety thumbs-down contrariness countercheck discountenance opponency ob- anti agin blackleg ding oppugn repugn mind stand react rebel dissent quarrel squeal naysay thraw turn bar traverse disapprove deprecate make a difficulty be opposed to
5 杂配
8 矛盾
contrary inconsistent contradictory repugnant contradiction inconsistency incompatibility contradict
9 横断
traverse transverse transversal across intersection cross course intersect transect crosscut trans-
10 横切
transverse transversal crosscut across intersection transection cut traverse intersect bisect transect
11 交尾
12 阻挠
obstruct sabotage bar block pocket frustrate hinder snag hamper thwart monkey-wrench bafflement intervene thraw cross counteract shackle
13 阻碍
retardative impedimental impedimentary obstructive interruptive obstruent retardatory back barricado stimy let stop block prevention rubber rub obstacle rejection clog traverse obstruction setback nip shackle barricade impediment embargo balk retardation rebuff encumbrance remora hinder snag counterwork resist poison foul discourage stunt lumber stump baffle impede counteract bottleneck embarrass crimp constrict hobble encumber cumber moving of the waters resistance disturbance wrench interception pullback countercheck short-circuit oppilate intercept hamper obstruct blockade roadblock foreclose snooker stymie forestall occlude jigger stonewall overslaugh tie by the leg jam up in the way under foot
14 道口
19 平交道口
20 交叉
cross crisscross 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
21 横越
over traverse transversal cross crosswise cross-country athwart traversal flying step over transcurrent athwartships crosscut
23 杂交
intercross hybridize interbreed cross-breed cross-bred hybridization cross crossbreed hybrid mongrel crossbred mix cross breed interstrain promiscuous promiscuity hybridity cross-breeding hybridism
24 交叉口
27 交汇处
28 异种交配
29 闸口