cross-file

A verb meaning to file a legal document or claim in response to or in opposition to another filing, often in a court or legal context.

• 🇫🇷Verbe signifiant déposer un document juridique ou une action en réponse à une autre déclaration ou pour s'y opposer, souvent dans un contexte judiciaire ou légal.

1. Register as a candidate for multiple parties C1 formal american

   To have one's name listed as a candidate for several political parties simultaneously, typically in a primary election.

   • The senator decided to cross-file in the upcoming primary election.
   • Candidates often cross-file to increase their chances of winning.
   • She cross-filed as a candidate for both the Democratic and Republican parties.

   🇫🇷Se présenter sous plusieurs étiquettes partisanes

• cross-filed past participle
• cross-filed past simple
• cross-filing present participle
• cross-files third person singular