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| 1 | I/T to go from one side of something such as a road or river to the other 穿过（马路等）；渡过（河） |
| She wanted to be sure the children had crossed the road safely. 她想要确定孩子们已经安全穿过马路。 |
| Wait until there is no traffic and it’ s safe to cross. 等到没有车辆时再过马路才安全。 |
| | 1a | to go from one side of something such as a room or enclosed area to the other （在房间、封闭区域等处）从一头走到另一头 | | A tall woman was crossing the office towards me. 一个高个子女人正从办公室那头向我走来。 | | +to He crossed to the window and closed the curtains. 他走到窗户边拉上窗帘。 | |
| | 1b | to go from one side of a border or line that separates places to the other 越过（边界或边线） | | It was dark when we crossed the French border. 我们越过法国边界时，天已经黑了。 | | +into Refugees had been crossing into Albania all day. 难民整天都在越界进入阿尔巴尼亚。 | |
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| 2 | I if things such as roads or lines cross , they go across each other 交叉 |
| Meet me at the point where the two paths cross. 在交叉路口等我。 |
| | 2a | T to go across something 穿过 | | An old Roman road crosses the modern street at right angles. 一条罗马古道和现代街道成直角相交。 | |
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| 3 | T to combine one breed of animal or plant with another to produce animals or plants that are a genetic mix 使（动植物）杂交 |
| cross sth with sth a domestic dog crossed with a wolf 与狼杂交的家犬 |
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| 4 | T if an expression crosses someone’ s face or lips, it appears there for a short time （脸上或嘴唇短暂地）露出，显露 |
| A little smile crossed her lips. 她嘴唇上掠过一丝微笑。 |
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| 5 | T in sports such as football , to kick or hit the ball from one side of the field to someone in the middle or on the other side （足球等运动中）横传 |
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| 6 | T to oppose someone or disagree with them 反对；不赞同 |
| No one ever dared cross him. 谁也不敢反对他。 |
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| - | cross your arms
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| to put one arm over the other in front of your body , so that each hand is on the opposite elbow |
| 交叉双臂 |
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| - | cross a boundary/line
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| to go beyond accepted limits or standards of behaviour |
| 做过头；做过火 |
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| Her humour often crosses the boundaries of good taste. 她开玩笑经常开过头。 |
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| - | cross a cheque BRITISH
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| to draw two lines across a cheque to show that it can be paid only into the bank account of the person whose name is on it |
| 在支票上画两道线（表明只能把款项划到支票上所写之人的账户中） |
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| - | cross your fingers
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| to put your middle finger over your first finger as a wish for good luck |
| （将食指和中指交叉）祈求好运 |
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| I’ m going to see if the car starts; keep your fingers crossed! 我倒想看看这辆车能否发动；祝你好运！ |
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| - | cross your heart (and hope to die) spoken
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| used as a way of making a promise , especially between children |
| （尤指孩子们之间许诺时）在胸口画十字发誓 |
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| ‘I won’ t tell – cross my heart!’ “我不会说出去的，我发誓！” |
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| - | cross your legs
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| to sit with one leg placed over the other at the knee |
| 跷二郎腿 |
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| - | cross sb’ s mind
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| if something crosses your mind , you think of it , but often not for very long or very seriously |
| （某事物）掠过某人的脑海 |
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| It suddenly crossed his mind that maybe Stephanie had been right. 他突然意识到斯蒂芬妮也许是对的。 |
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| - | cross sb’ s palm with silver
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| to give money to someone |
| 给某人钱 |
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| - | cross that bridge when you come to it
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| to deal with something when it happens, and not worry about it before |
| 车到山前必有路；船到桥头自然直 |
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| - | cross yourself
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| to make the shape of the Christian symbol of the Cross over your body , by moving a hand from the head to the chest and then from shoulder to shoulder , especially in the Roman Catholic religion |
| （尤指天主教中）在胸前画十字 |
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| - | paths cross
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| if two people’ s paths cross , they meet without planning to |
| 不期而遇 |
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| Their paths were to cross several times in the years ahead. 在之后的几年中他们好几次不期而遇。 |
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| - | what do you get if you cross a sth with a sth else? spoken
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| used in jokes for asking what two things mixed together would make |
| （用于笑话中）如果把某物和另一物混合，结果会怎么样？ |
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| - | ˌcross ˈoff |
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| | to draw a line through something on a list to show that you have dealt with it 划掉，删去（名单上已经处理过的东西） | The children say their names, and you cross them off. 孩子们自报姓名，你逐一把他们划掉。 | |
| - | ˌcross ˈout |
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| | to draw an X or a line through writing because it is wrong or you have decided to write something else （在书写中）给…打叉，给…画道线（尤因某事物错误或决定另写） | Just cross out the old address. 把旧地址划掉即可。 | |
| - | ˌcross ˈover |
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| 1 | to stop supporting one group and start supporting another 转变立场 | +to Another member of the government has crossed over to the opposition. 又有一名政府成员转向了反对党。 | |
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| 2 | to start to belong to a different group or type than before 转到另一方；转型 | +into Several Latino singers have crossed over into mainstream rock. 几名拉丁美洲歌手已转入主流摇滚乐派。 | |
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