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crisscross

/ˈkrɪs.krɒs/

Traduction: Décrit un motif ou un mouvement qui implique des lignes ou des trajets qui se croisent dans des directions opposées., Adverbe signifiant « en croisant » ou « de manière entrecroisée », décrivant un mouvement ou une disposition qui va et vient ou se croise dans des directions opposées., Nom désignant un motif ou une marque formé de lignes qui se croisent, ou un entrecroisement de traits., Verbe décrivant un mouvement de va-et-vient ou de multiples croisements dans des directions différentes, formant souvent un motif de lignes entrecroisées.

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adjective

/ˈkrɪs.krɒs/B2formal
  • frDécrit un motif ou un mouvement qui implique des lignes ou des trajets qui se croisent dans des directions opposées.

Describes a pattern or movement that involves crossing lines or paths in opposite directions.

  1. Marked with crossing linesB2formal

    Having a pattern of intersecting lines, like a grid or a network.

    frMarqué de lignes entrecroisées

    • The map showed a crisscross pattern of streets.
    • Her dress had a crisscross design on the front.
    • The garden paths formed a crisscross layout.

    Synonymescheckedinterlacedintersectinginterwovenlatticednetlike

Formes
  • more crisscross comparative form
  • most crisscross superlative form
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adverb

/ˈkrɪs.krɒs/B2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « en croisant » ou « de manière entrecroisée », décrivant un mouvement ou une disposition qui va et vient ou se croise dans des directions opposées.

An adverb meaning "in a crisscross pattern" or "crosswise," describing movement or arrangement that goes back and forth or crosses over in opposite directions.

  1. Crossing in opposite directionsB2formal

    Moving or arranged in a pattern where lines cross each other repeatedly.

    fren croisillons / en entrecroisant

    • The paths crisscross through the forest.
    • The wires crisscross above the street.
    • The roads crisscross the entire region.

    Synonymescrosswayscrosswisetransversely

Formes
  • more crisscross comparative form
  • most crisscross superlative form
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noun

/ˈkrɪs.krɒs/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un motif ou une marque formé de lignes qui se croisent, ou un entrecroisement de traits.

A noun referring to a pattern or marking consisting of intersecting lines that cross each other.

  1. Crossing patternB2formal

    A pattern or marking consisting of lines that cross each other, often forming a grid or network.

    frentre-croisement

    • The map was covered with a crisscross of roads and trails.
    • The fabric had a crisscross of blue and white threads.
    • The garden paths formed a crisscross of intersecting walkways.

    Synonymescrosshatchgridlatticemeshnetworkweb

Formes
  • crisscrosses plural form
  • crisscrosses' possessive plural form
  • crisscross's possessive singular form
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verb

/ˈkrɪs.krɒs/C1formal
  • frVerbe décrivant un mouvement de va-et-vient ou de multiples croisements dans des directions différentes, formant souvent un motif de lignes entrecroisées.

A verb used to describe the act of moving back and forth or crossing repeatedly in different directions, often forming a pattern of intersecting lines.

  1. Move back and forthB2formal

    To travel or move repeatedly across an area in a pattern of crossing lines.

    frsillonner en tous sens

    • The search party crisscrossed the forest looking for the lost hiker.
    • The delivery driver crisscrosses the city every day.
    • The birds crisscrossed the sky in a beautiful formation.

    Synonymescrosstraverseweavezigzag

  2. Mark with crossing linesB2formal

    To mark or cover a surface with a pattern of intersecting lines.

    frMarquer de lignes entrecroisées

    • The artist crisscrossed the canvas with bold strokes of paint.
    • The map was crisscrossed with hiking trails.
    • The old wooden table was crisscrossed with scratches.

    Synonymescrosshatchhatchlinescorestreakstriate

Formes
  • crisscrossed past participle
  • crisscrossed past simple
  • crisscrossing present participle
  • crisscrosses third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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