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cross (obj) GO ACROSSHkrBs, $krB:svto go across from one side of (something) to the other穿过，渡过，越过Look both ways before you cross (over). [I]过马路时注意左右看看。A chicken crossed the road/street. [T]一只小鸡蹦过街。Cross the bridge and turn right at the first set of traffic lights. [T]过了桥，到第一组交通灯时向右拐。We crossed (the frontier) into Germany. [I/T]我们越过边境进入德国。For two hundred miles, the railway crosses a bare, empty plain. [T]铁路穿过一片长达两百英里的荒芜空旷的平原。In sports, if a ball crosses the line it goes out of the playing area.(球)出界Serini tried to keep the ball in play, but the referee said it had crossed the line. [T]塞里尼想控球继续比赛，但裁判说球已出界了。Despite the defender's efforts, the ball just crossed the line (=went in the goal). [T]尽管后卫尽力扑救，球还是进了。If you cross someone's hand/palm with silver, you give them money so that they will tell you what will happen to you in the future.付钱请人算命(通常在算命者手中画个十字)If something crosses your mind, you think of it.想起，记起It crossed my mind yesterday that you must be a bit short of staff--shall I send someone to help out?昨天我想起来你身边的人员一定不够，要我派人帮你吗?If you say that you will cross that bridge when you come/get to it, you mean that you will not worry now about problems that are still in the future.车到山前必有路，不必居安思危。
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