crosstown

• Adjetivo usado en inglés americano para describir algo que se extiende a través de una ciudad o pueblo, referido a menudo a movimiento, rutas o rivalidades.

An adjective used in American English to describe something that extends across a town or city, often referring to traffic, routes, or rivalries.

1. Cross-city travelB2formalamerican

   Going or extending from one side of a town or city to the other.

   Transversal por la ciudad

   • We took the crosstown bus to reach the museum.
   • The crosstown traffic was heavy during rush hour.
   • She lives on a crosstown street that connects the east and west sides.

   Sinónimoscross-town

• Adverbio usado principalmente en inglés americano que significa «a través de la ciudad», generalmente referido a un viaje o desplazamiento de una parte de la ciudad a otra. Se utiliza a menudo en el contexto de autobuses, trenes o rutas que cruzan la ciudad de un lado a otro.

An adverb used primarily in American English meaning "across a town or city," typically referring to travel or movement from one side of a town to the other. It is often used in the context of buses, trains, or routes that traverse the city horizontally.

1. Across a town or cityB1formalamerican

   Moving or traveling from one side of a town or city to the other.

   a través de la ciudad

   • She took the crosstown bus to reach the other side of the city.
   • The crosstown traffic was heavy during rush hour.
   • He walked crosstown to visit his friend in the neighboring district.