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单词 cross-country
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Definition of cross-country in English:

cross-country

adjectiveˌkrɒsˈkʌntriˈˌkrɔs ˈkəntri
  • 1Across fields or countryside, as opposed to on roads or tracks.

    越野的

    cross-country walking

    越野竞走。

    Example sentencesExamples
    • Around town, the vehicle always feels nippy and there is sufficient in reserve to undertake cross-country journeys without the slightest complaint.
    • The gearbox also has a low-range function - useful for towing cross-country.
    • He meets three men during a cross-country hike along a railroad track.
    • It is easier than the showjumping medal event, but tough on a horse that has completed the arduous cross-country section just the day before.
    • For some reason, the first people to start walking towards the centre bypassed the roadblock and headed cross-country, making a beeline for the fence closest to the place where detainees were protesting.
    • The first cousin to the tank: an armed and armoured, wheeled military vehicle, with a good road and limited cross-country ability.
    • Five days of riding, a full day hike, and some short cross-country walks.
    • One of the unique advantages is its remarkable cross-country capability through its specially designed suspension system.
    • The daily trek was two miles each way and taking the cross-country route they traversed five fields.
    • Taking a lady's racing bike cross-country over mud-churned cow paddocks is probably not in the manufacturer's recommendations.
    • Armies made some use of lorries and staff cars, but practical cross-country vehicles, good roads and an associated infrastructure simply did not exist.
    • In the summer, the hills offer a full range of mountain-biking opportunities, from serious alpine to cross-country routes.
    • The day began with a short communion service followed by breakfast and a walk down the cross-country bridleway.
    • Hopping over boulders for half-an-hour was a different type of cross-country travel, after re-discovering the leg muscles needed for a prolonged descent.
    • He does considerable cross-country driving, and wants comfort.
    • It was like I was walking cross-country with a full glass of water, juggling with the other hand, and on a unicycle.
    1. 1.1 Relating to or denoting skiing over relatively flat countryside, as opposed to down mountain slopes.
      越野滑雪的
      a cross-country skier

      越野竞走。

      Example sentencesExamples
      • It would have been enough to send many Finnish boys running to the relative safety of cross-country skiing or even ice-hockey.
      • Although the snow on downhill and cross-country courses can look smooth on television, under the microscope snow crystals are jagged and have varying water contents.
      • A cross-country skier herself, she advocates massage before hitting the trail.
      • We'll stay in Oslo for a few days and then head up to a cabin in the mountains to try cross-country skiing.
      • Winter sports include Nordic and cross-country skiing, ice skating, and ice hockey.
      • If you can combine cross-country skiing and target shooting, why not chess and boxing?
      • To get a taste of Olympic cross-country skiing, I didn't balk at a longer drive.
      • Our couples can also try night skiing, cross-country skiing, snow shoeing, sleigh rides, ice climbing and snowboarding.
      • He loves Alaska, as do his two children who grew up fishing, snowboarding and cross-country skiing to school.
      • The aim is to provide novice mountaineers with the basic skills and techniques of cross-country skiing, snow survival, mountaineering, and ice climbing.
      • Getting out onto a well-lit ski trail is one of the most pleasurable additions to cross-country skiing in recent years.
      • Many offer cross-country skiing, snowboarding, ice-skating, sledding, horseback riding, and nature watching.
      • There's no need for bulky ‘ski suits’ and the scenery in which cross-country skiing takes place in is breathtakingly spectacular.
      • As in traditional competition, biathlon consists of cross-country skiing and shooting.
      • You don't need a mountain for cross-country skiing, just a snow covered area.
      • One of the most exciting events was the biathlon, which combines cross-country skiing with shooting at targets at a range of 50m.
      • She once devoted an article to the pleasures and benefits of cross-country skiing.
      • It's best described as cross-country skiing without the skis.
      • And cross-country skiing, or ski du fond, is one of the finest ways ever devised of experiencing that sense of well being only achieved through a good work out amongst sublime scenery.
      • The town has been busy this summer making preparations for cross-country skiing.
  • 2Not keeping to main or direct roads, routes, or railway lines.

    不走大路的;不走直道的;不沿铁路线的

    an awkward, cross-country journey by train

    一次难办的、不走大路走小路的火车旅行。

    as adverb we drove cross-country to a family reunion

    我们沿着小路开车去参加家庭团聚。

    Example sentencesExamples
    • To fly to Cuito requires a five-hour cross-country journey to the airport.
    • There is also an attractive cross-country route to the hall.
    • From its base we could explore the headwaters of the stream leading back to camp for our cross-country route into Wallace Creek, to the north.
    • Steeple-chasing derived from horses racing each other cross-country to the nearest church steeple.
    • We follow a cross-country route east, exploring a rarely visited section of the refuge.
    • Explore a remote corner of Texas' frontera country via rarely used trails and cross-country routes.
    • Our trip is a combination of trail and cross-country travel through remote backcountry.
    • The last thing I should be doing in my condition is heading cross-country on the back of a donkey.
    • When attacking from the march the troops reach the attack line by roads, cross-country tracks and along the most accessible routes.
    • He persuaded me that we, too, should take in Mt. Whitney while scouting a cross-country route to our next camp.
    • From there, he'll spend the next week traveling cross-country to Boston.
    • Like someone who has set out to navigate a complicated and dangerous cross-country journey, I was astonished to find the steering wheel moving expertly of its own accord.
    • He travelled on the motorway rather than taking a cross-country route.
    • He arrived after a marathon cross-country drive.
    1. 2.1US Travelling to many different parts of a country.
      〈主美〉去全国各地旅行的
      a whirlwind cross-country tour

      一次旋风式的全国各地游。

      Example sentencesExamples
      • The film catalogues his cross-country journey to confront old flames and discover the truth in a poignantly comedic way.
      • The daughter accompanies her father on a cross-country journey.
      • And polls show the President's cross-country tour has not boosted support for private accounts a bit.
      • The movie's plot involves the cross-country journey that ensues when his bicycle is stolen.
      • It was the unexpected pot of gold at the end of his cross-country journey.
      • Today, they embarked on a cross-country tour called ‘Believe In America.’
      • Get in touch with your inner travel bug - it can be as easy as exploring the next town over from yours or as complicated as convincing the folks that the family should take a cross-country trip.
      • He will be going on a cross-country tour.
      • For one thing, cheap travel will become a thing of the past - goodbye backpacking trips to Bali and cross-country road trips.
      • In December she's publishing a 2006 calendar, photographed on a 10-day cross-country road trip.
      • His cross-country road trip started last Friday am and he's now West of Albequerque heading for Reno.
      • Whether your adventure is a weekend at the cottage, a camping getaway or a cross-country road trip, be prepared before you buckle up and head out on the highway.
      • He's in the middle of a cross-country tour, speaking to business leaders.
      • This will give me the perfect excuse to do my cross-country travelling.
      • He leaves home on his son's third birthday and begins a cross-country road trip to try to answer some of his nagging questions about himself.
      • Joining Mark on his cross-country journey are two more DJs.
      • Later, they embark on a cross-country journey.
      • For example, here's a handy little guide I made for you to reference before embarking on any tedious cross-country road trip.
      • He is taking time off for a cross-country tour with his new stage show.
      • The President was back in the state where he spent that fateful morning, before being flown off on a zig-zag cross-country journey which finally took him back to Washington.
nounˌkrɒsˈkʌntriˈˌkrɔs ˈkəntri
mass noun
  • The sport of cross-country running, riding, skiing, or motoring.

    越野运动(如越野赛跑或骑马、滑雪、驾车)

    skiing in the Rockies is a pleasant mix of downhill and cross-country

    在落基山脉滑雪是一种令人愉快的速降滑雪和越野滑雪的结合。

    Example sentencesExamples
    • An Olympic cross-country track is also a long-term plan, as are mounted patrols.
    • The students have an aptitude for all sporting activities including athletics, football, basketball and cross-country.
    • Most noticeable were the cross-country and track and field team.
    • It's not seen as a punishment in the same way that cross-country is.
    • He ran cross-country for Lancashire, but although he was a good standard he didn't enjoy it and his heart really wasn't in it.
    • The former cross-country champion has created quite a stir since she began training for a marathon debut.
    • There are many elements that make team sports like cross-country fun.
    • He has showed great ability on roads, cross-country and track.
    • This event, unusually, also included two outdoor events javelin and cross-country.
    • This year, he helped usher in girls' ninth grade basketball and cross-country.
    • ‘Our dressage and cross-country was good, but our show jumping was not so hot,’ she said.
    • His least favourite sport is cross-country and I must admit I share his opinion on this.
    • If your horse's long, flowing mane gets in the way when you're doing dressage or cross-country, try a running plait.
    • But world cross-country champion Radcliffe says she has learnt from those experiences and has come back a better athlete.
    • I know that much of my own coaching time is absorbed in training youths for cross-country, fell-racing and middle distance track.
    • In the meantime, cross-country is her main focus.
    • There's downhill, slalom, cross-country and so forth.
    • The Harriers welcomes new members of all ages and abilities and caters for road, cross-country and track and field, as well as providing a full social programme.
    • The entire team starts training in September, while the distance runners compete in cross-country.
    • It is also important for schools to offer a wide range of sports, not just the traditional football, rugby, hockey, netball, cross-country and cricket.

Definition of cross-country in US English:

cross-country

adjectiveˈˌkrɔs ˈkəntri
  • 1Across fields or countryside, as opposed to on roads or tracks.

    越野的

    cross-country walking

    越野竞走。

    Example sentencesExamples
    • Hopping over boulders for half-an-hour was a different type of cross-country travel, after re-discovering the leg muscles needed for a prolonged descent.
    • He meets three men during a cross-country hike along a railroad track.
    • In the summer, the hills offer a full range of mountain-biking opportunities, from serious alpine to cross-country routes.
    • Armies made some use of lorries and staff cars, but practical cross-country vehicles, good roads and an associated infrastructure simply did not exist.
    • The first cousin to the tank: an armed and armoured, wheeled military vehicle, with a good road and limited cross-country ability.
    • One of the unique advantages is its remarkable cross-country capability through its specially designed suspension system.
    • It is easier than the showjumping medal event, but tough on a horse that has completed the arduous cross-country section just the day before.
    • He does considerable cross-country driving, and wants comfort.
    • Taking a lady's racing bike cross-country over mud-churned cow paddocks is probably not in the manufacturer's recommendations.
    • For some reason, the first people to start walking towards the centre bypassed the roadblock and headed cross-country, making a beeline for the fence closest to the place where detainees were protesting.
    • It was like I was walking cross-country with a full glass of water, juggling with the other hand, and on a unicycle.
    • The daily trek was two miles each way and taking the cross-country route they traversed five fields.
    • Five days of riding, a full day hike, and some short cross-country walks.
    • The day began with a short communion service followed by breakfast and a walk down the cross-country bridleway.
    • The gearbox also has a low-range function - useful for towing cross-country.
    • Around town, the vehicle always feels nippy and there is sufficient in reserve to undertake cross-country journeys without the slightest complaint.
    1. 1.1 Relating to or denoting the sport of running, riding, or driving along a course in the countryside, as opposed to around a track.
      (赛跑、骑马或驾车等)越野运动的
      Example sentencesExamples
      • He's one of the country's top cross-country runners.
      • As an athlete, she participated in track and field, cross-country running, badminton and basketball, giving the latter sport the nod as her favourite.
      • If he clicked on the sports section of college's website, he would see not aristocratic sons pounding along the cross-country course, but young women jogging on treadmills in a gym.
      • Originating in Scandinavia, the sport involves cross-country running through unfamiliar terrain, while reading a map to find your way.
      • Other popular sports include horse racing, hockey, cross-country running, tennis, swimming, and other water sports.
      • The cross-country course at the Olympic Games was not difficult enough.
      • A cross-country runner, he served as sports editor of his school paper during the past school year.
      • This popular event, run over almost four miles, takes place on the cross-country course and comprises a variety of jumps.
      • He competes in three-day eventing, which consists of three different tests: dressage, showjumping and a cross-country course.
      • They bravely put their pain and discomfort to the back of their minds to complete the tough cross-country course.
      • Ben showed great determination and skill over both courses putting up seven faults in show-jumping and a superb clear over the cross-country course.
      • I visited the course some weeks ago and it is a really good cross-country course, with some great hills that are not too steep and underfoot conditions should be good.
      • If you intend doing more cross-country driving or competitions involving marathons, then a backstep is a must.
      • The cross-country course provided a welcome challenge for riders.
      • She finished the 26-mile cross-country course in St Moritz in six hours 56 minutes.
      • The landscape around the centre provides 13 km of endurance tracks and tracks for cross-country riding.
      • The fateful riding accident happened in a cross-country event in Virginia in May 1995.
      • He is building a reputation as a designer of cross-country courses for eventing testing.
      • The estate also offers a challenging cross-country course, an outdoor arena and show-jumping area.
      • I haven't had a chance to check the course for my own race, but I know the course for the championships and it's a great cross-country course.
    2. 1.2 Relating to or denoting skiing over relatively flat or mountainous terrain, as opposed to skiing only downhill.
      越野滑雪的
      Example sentencesExamples
      • The aim is to provide novice mountaineers with the basic skills and techniques of cross-country skiing, snow survival, mountaineering, and ice climbing.
      • Winter sports include Nordic and cross-country skiing, ice skating, and ice hockey.
      • If you can combine cross-country skiing and target shooting, why not chess and boxing?
      • Our couples can also try night skiing, cross-country skiing, snow shoeing, sleigh rides, ice climbing and snowboarding.
      • Getting out onto a well-lit ski trail is one of the most pleasurable additions to cross-country skiing in recent years.
      • It's best described as cross-country skiing without the skis.
      • To get a taste of Olympic cross-country skiing, I didn't balk at a longer drive.
      • She once devoted an article to the pleasures and benefits of cross-country skiing.
      • The town has been busy this summer making preparations for cross-country skiing.
      • One of the most exciting events was the biathlon, which combines cross-country skiing with shooting at targets at a range of 50m.
      • It would have been enough to send many Finnish boys running to the relative safety of cross-country skiing or even ice-hockey.
      • Although the snow on downhill and cross-country courses can look smooth on television, under the microscope snow crystals are jagged and have varying water contents.
      • Many offer cross-country skiing, snowboarding, ice-skating, sledding, horseback riding, and nature watching.
      • A cross-country skier herself, she advocates massage before hitting the trail.
      • And cross-country skiing, or ski du fond, is one of the finest ways ever devised of experiencing that sense of well being only achieved through a good work out amongst sublime scenery.
      • He loves Alaska, as do his two children who grew up fishing, snowboarding and cross-country skiing to school.
      • As in traditional competition, biathlon consists of cross-country skiing and shooting.
      • There's no need for bulky ‘ski suits’ and the scenery in which cross-country skiing takes place in is breathtakingly spectacular.
      • We'll stay in Oslo for a few days and then head up to a cabin in the mountains to try cross-country skiing.
      • You don't need a mountain for cross-country skiing, just a snow covered area.
  • 2Not keeping to main or direct roads, routes, or railroad lines.

    不走大路的;不走直道的;不沿铁路线的

    mine shafts camouflaged by vegetation have swallowed up more than one cross-country hiker
    as adverb if you are traveling cross-country, choose where you walk with care
    Example sentencesExamples
    • We follow a cross-country route east, exploring a rarely visited section of the refuge.
    • He travelled on the motorway rather than taking a cross-country route.
    • Explore a remote corner of Texas' frontera country via rarely used trails and cross-country routes.
    • From there, he'll spend the next week traveling cross-country to Boston.
    • Like someone who has set out to navigate a complicated and dangerous cross-country journey, I was astonished to find the steering wheel moving expertly of its own accord.
    • He persuaded me that we, too, should take in Mt. Whitney while scouting a cross-country route to our next camp.
    • He arrived after a marathon cross-country drive.
    • Steeple-chasing derived from horses racing each other cross-country to the nearest church steeple.
    • There is also an attractive cross-country route to the hall.
    • To fly to Cuito requires a five-hour cross-country journey to the airport.
    • From its base we could explore the headwaters of the stream leading back to camp for our cross-country route into Wallace Creek, to the north.
    • The last thing I should be doing in my condition is heading cross-country on the back of a donkey.
    • When attacking from the march the troops reach the attack line by roads, cross-country tracks and along the most accessible routes.
    • Our trip is a combination of trail and cross-country travel through remote backcountry.
    1. 2.1US Traveling to many different parts of a country.
      〈主美〉去全国各地旅行的
      a whirlwind cross-country tour

      一次旋风式的全国各地游。

      Example sentencesExamples
      • Today, they embarked on a cross-country tour called ‘Believe In America.’
      • His cross-country road trip started last Friday am and he's now West of Albequerque heading for Reno.
      • Later, they embark on a cross-country journey.
      • He leaves home on his son's third birthday and begins a cross-country road trip to try to answer some of his nagging questions about himself.
      • The film catalogues his cross-country journey to confront old flames and discover the truth in a poignantly comedic way.
      • This will give me the perfect excuse to do my cross-country travelling.
      • It was the unexpected pot of gold at the end of his cross-country journey.
      • He is taking time off for a cross-country tour with his new stage show.
      • The President was back in the state where he spent that fateful morning, before being flown off on a zig-zag cross-country journey which finally took him back to Washington.
      • Whether your adventure is a weekend at the cottage, a camping getaway or a cross-country road trip, be prepared before you buckle up and head out on the highway.
      • He's in the middle of a cross-country tour, speaking to business leaders.
      • The daughter accompanies her father on a cross-country journey.
      • And polls show the President's cross-country tour has not boosted support for private accounts a bit.
      • For one thing, cheap travel will become a thing of the past - goodbye backpacking trips to Bali and cross-country road trips.
      • He will be going on a cross-country tour.
      • Get in touch with your inner travel bug - it can be as easy as exploring the next town over from yours or as complicated as convincing the folks that the family should take a cross-country trip.
      • In December she's publishing a 2006 calendar, photographed on a 10-day cross-country road trip.
      • The movie's plot involves the cross-country journey that ensues when his bicycle is stolen.
      • Joining Mark on his cross-country journey are two more DJs.
      • For example, here's a handy little guide I made for you to reference before embarking on any tedious cross-country road trip.
nounˈˌkrɔs ˈkəntri
  • 1A cross-country race or competition.

    越野赛跑(或比赛)

    Example sentencesExamples
    • The cross-country saw the main Irish challenger in the six-country competition come into sharp focus as the time played the major factor.
    • It was after the world junior cross-country in 1991.
    • For the first time a human has won the annual 22-mile Man versus Horse cross-country held in Mid-Wales each year.
    • The final mandatory jog would take place 45 minutes after a given horse had finished the cross-country.
    • His next race is the world junior cross-country in France in two weeks time.
    • Many thanks to everyone who turned out to give them complete teams - this was the first cross-country for many of them.
    • Looking back on the last year, I have run for England and won the North cross-country, so things are moving forward.
    • Years later I would use this advice down a snowy hill in Boston to win the world junior cross-country.
    • Three weeks ago he was fifth, and the top-placed Briton, at the Great North cross-country in Newcastle.
    • There is a 5k fun run/walk, a 3k junior run/walk, a wheelchair race and a kids' mini cross-country.
    • It was more of a trail race rather then a cross-country.
    • A teenage boy happily wins both the horse sprint and cross-country, gladly collecting his monetary prize.
    • He won the under-18 cross-country in a new record time.
    • The following day, Ian ran in another cross-country.
    • In between is the most gruelling test, the cross-country.
    • She was 50th in her first cross-country for the club.
    • They staged the final cross-country of the season.
    • He also finished 3rd in the cross-country in Cardiff on Sunday, 14th January.
    • He ran the cross-country, with more than 120 participating.
    • He has won numerous titles at cross-country, road and track.
    1. 1.1 The sport of cross-country running, riding, skiing, or driving.
      越野运动(如越野赛跑或骑马、滑雪、驾车)
      skiing in the Rockies is a pleasant mix of downhill and cross-country

      在落基山脉滑雪是一种令人愉快的速降滑雪和越野滑雪的结合。

      Example sentencesExamples
      • I know that much of my own coaching time is absorbed in training youths for cross-country, fell-racing and middle distance track.
      • An Olympic cross-country track is also a long-term plan, as are mounted patrols.
      • The students have an aptitude for all sporting activities including athletics, football, basketball and cross-country.
      • ‘Our dressage and cross-country was good, but our show jumping was not so hot,’ she said.
      • It's not seen as a punishment in the same way that cross-country is.
      • There's downhill, slalom, cross-country and so forth.
      • He ran cross-country for Lancashire, but although he was a good standard he didn't enjoy it and his heart really wasn't in it.
      • In the meantime, cross-country is her main focus.
      • His least favourite sport is cross-country and I must admit I share his opinion on this.
      • The former cross-country champion has created quite a stir since she began training for a marathon debut.
      • It is also important for schools to offer a wide range of sports, not just the traditional football, rugby, hockey, netball, cross-country and cricket.
      • Most noticeable were the cross-country and track and field team.
      • There are many elements that make team sports like cross-country fun.
      • If your horse's long, flowing mane gets in the way when you're doing dressage or cross-country, try a running plait.
      • The Harriers welcomes new members of all ages and abilities and caters for road, cross-country and track and field, as well as providing a full social programme.
      • He has showed great ability on roads, cross-country and track.
      • This event, unusually, also included two outdoor events javelin and cross-country.
      • The entire team starts training in September, while the distance runners compete in cross-country.
      • But world cross-country champion Radcliffe says she has learnt from those experiences and has come back a better athlete.
      • This year, he helped usher in girls' ninth grade basketball and cross-country.
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