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I. cross [krɒs, Am krɑ:s] SUBST

1. cross (shape):

cross
Kreuz nt <-es, -e>
to mark sth with a [red] cross
to place [or put] a cross on/next to sth

2. cross RÉLIG:

cross
Kreuz nt <-es, -e>
Christ died on the cross
to make the sign of the cross

3. cross no pl (burden):

cross
Kreuz nt <-es> kein pl
cross
Leiden nt <-s> kein Pl

4. cross (medal):

cross
Kreuz nt <-es, -e>

5. cross fig:

cross (hybrid) between
Kreuzung f <-, -en> zwischen/aus +dat
Mittelding nt <-(e)s> kein pl zwischen +dat
cross (person) between
Mischung f <-, -en> aus +dat

6. cross:

cross FOOT
Flanke f <-, -n>
cross FOOT
cross BOXE
Cross m <-, -> spéc

7. cross ASTRON:

the [Southern] Cross

8. cross (bias):

on the cross

II. cross [krɒs, Am krɑ:s] ADJ usu attr

cross
to be cross about sth
to be cross with sb
auf jdn böse [o. sauer] sein fam
to be cross that ...
to get cross with sb

III. cross [krɒs, Am krɑ:s] VERBE trans

1. cross:

to cross sth (traverse) country, desert, valley
to cross sth equator, lake, mountain, river
to cross the border
to cross the border fig
to cross the line (go out of play)
to cross the line fig
to cross the room

2. cross FOOT:

to cross the ball [to sb]

3. cross (place across each other):

to cross sth
to cross one's arms
to cross one's legs

4. cross GB, Aus (make a sign):

to cross a cheque

5. cross RÉLIG:

to cross oneself

6. cross form (oppose):

to cross sb

7. cross (breed):

8. cross GB POL:

9. cross TEL:

Idiomes/Tournures:

[jdm] die Daumen drücken [o. fam halten]
to cross sb's hand [or palm] with silver
to cross one's mind
it didn't cross my mind that/to ...
to cross sb's path
to cross paths with sb
to cross swords with sb
to cross swords with sb

IV. cross [krɒs, Am krɑ:s] VERBE intr

1. cross (intersect):

cross

2. cross (go across):

cross (traverse a road)
cross (on foot)
cross (travel by ferry)

3. cross (meet):

4. cross (pass):

cross

cross SUBST FIN

Cross m
Entrée OpenDict

cross VERBE

to cross one's fingers fig

I. ˈcriss-cross VERBE trans

to criss-cross sth bus, train

II. ˈcriss-cross VERBE intr

criss-cross roads, railway tracks:

criss-cross

III. ˈcriss-cross ADJ inv

criss-cross
criss-cross

cross off VERBE trans

to cross off ⇆ sb/sth
jdn/etw streichen
to cross sth off a list

cross out VERBE trans

to cross out ⇆ sth

I. cross over VERBE intr

cross over
cross over (on boat)
to cross over to sth
to cross over to sth fig

II. cross over VERBE trans

cross-as·ˈsem·bler SUBST INFOR

cross-assembler

ˈcross-bench SUBST GB POL

cross-bench

cross-ˈbench·er SUBST GB POL

cross-bencher

cross-ˈbor·der ADJ

cross-border
cross-border listing ÉCON, FIN

ˈcross-channel ADJ

cross-channel ferry:

cross-channel

cross-com·ˈpil·er SUBST INFOR

cross-compiler

cross-con·tamiˈ·na·tion SUBST no pl

I. cross-ˈcoun·try ADJ

cross-country
cross-country
Geländerennen nt <-s, ->
Geländeläufer(in) m (f)
cross-country run
Geländelauf m <-(e)s, -läufe>
Langlauf m <-(e)s> kein pl
Loipe f <-, -n>

II. cross-ˈcoun·try ADV

1. cross-country (across a country):

2. cross-country (across countryside):

cross-country

III. cross-ˈcoun·try SUBST

cross-country
Geländelauf m <-(e)s, -läufe>
Geländerennen nt <-s, ->
Present
Icross
youcross
he/she/itcrosses
wecross
youcross
theycross
Past
Icrossed
youcrossed
he/she/itcrossed
wecrossed
youcrossed
theycrossed
Present Perfect
Ihavecrossed
youhavecrossed
he/she/ithascrossed
wehavecrossed
youhavecrossed
theyhavecrossed
Past Perfect
Ihadcrossed
youhadcrossed
he/she/ithadcrossed
wehadcrossed
youhadcrossed
theyhadcrossed