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crossverb

uk ​ /krɒs/ us ​ /krɑːs/

cross verb (GO ACROSS)

A2 [ I or T ] to go across from one side of something to the other:

It's not a good place to cross the road.
Look both ways before you cross over (= cross the road).
Cross the bridge and turn right.
They crossed from Albania into Greece.
cross sb's mind

B2 If something crosses your mind, you think of it:

It crossed my mind yesterday that you must be short of staff.
It never once crossed my mind that she might be unhappy.

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cross verb (MAKE SIGN)

› UK specialized finance & economics to draw two lines across the middle of a cheque to show that it needs to be paid into a bank account:

a crossed cheque
cross yourself specialized

› When Catholics and some other types of Christians cross themselves, they move their hand down and then across their face or chest, making the shape of a cross.

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Expressão(s) idiomática(s)

cross your fingers
cross sb's hand/palm with silver
cross my heart (and hope to die)
cross the line
cross sb's path/cross paths with sb
cross swords
I'll/we'll cross that bridge when I/we come/get to it

Verbo frasal (s)

cross sb/sth off (sth)
cross sth out
cross over

crossnoun [ C ]

uk ​ /krɒs/ us ​ /krɑːs/

cross noun [ C ] (MARK)

A1 UK a written mark (x or +) formed by two lines going across each other. The mark x is usually used to show where something is, or that something has not been written correctly.

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cross noun [ C ] (OBJECT)

B1 an object made of one long upright piece of wood, with a smaller piece across it near the top. In the past, people were tied or fastened with nails to crosses as a punishment and left hanging on them until they died.

B1 an object in the shape of a cross that people were killed on, used as a symbol of Christianity:

Christ died on the Cross.
She wears a gold cross around her neck.
The priest made the sign of the cross (= moved his or her hand down and then across the chest) over the dead bodies.

› a medal in the shape of a cross:

In Britain, the Victoria Cross is awarded for acts of great bravery during wartime.

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cross noun [ C ] (MIXTURE)

› a mixture of two different things that have been combined to produce something new:

Police dogs are often a cross between a retriever and a German Shepherd.
See also
crossbreed

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Expressão(s) idiomática(s)

a (heavy) cross to bear

crossadjective

uk ​ /krɒs/ us ​ /krɑːs/
crossly
adverb uk ​ /ˈkrɒs.li/ us ​ /ˈkrɑːs.li/

›

"He's so unreliable!" she said crossly.

cross-prefix

uk ​ /krɒs-/ us ​ /krɑːs-/

(Definição de "cross" do Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)

"cross" em Inglês para negócios

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crossverb [ T ]

uk ​ /krɒs/ us ​

› UK BANKING if you cross a cheque, you draw two lines across the middle of it to show that it must be paid into a bank account:

a crossed cheque

(Definição de "cross" do Cambridge Dicionário de Inglês para Negócios © Cambridge University Press)

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