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cross-country

/ˌkrɒsˈkʌn.tri/

Traducción: Adverbio que indica movimiento o viaje a través del campo o terreno abierto, sin usar caminos, común en deportes como correr, esquiar o andar en bicicleta y en actividades de aventura al aire libre.

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adverb

/ˌkrɒsˈkʌn.tri/B2formalsport
  • esAdverbio que indica movimiento o viaje a través del campo o terreno abierto, sin usar caminos, común en deportes como correr, esquiar o andar en bicicleta y en actividades de aventura al aire libre.

An adverb used in sports and travel contexts meaning "across fields or open country rather than on roads." It describes movement or travel that goes directly over natural terrain, often used in reference to running, skiing, or cycling.

  1. Across the countrysideB1formal

    Moving or traveling directly across fields and open land, not following roads or paths.

    esa campo traviesa

    • They traveled cross-country on horseback.
    • The hikers went cross-country to reach the remote lake.
    • We drove cross-country to avoid the traffic on the highway.

    Sinónimosoverland

  2. Not following tracks or roadsB1formal

    Moving in a straight line over natural terrain, without using established routes.

    escampo a través (sin seguir caminos)

    • The runners competed in a cross-country race through the forest.
    • The explorers went cross-country to map the uncharted area.
    • They skied cross-country across the snowy plains.

    Sinónimosas the crow fliesoverland

Formas
  • more cross-country comparative form
  • most cross-country superlative form