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crosscut

/ˈkrɒs.kʌt/

翻译: 名词,指斜向的路径或路线,比常规路线更短;也可指横切、截面或交叉。, 动词,指横向切割某物,尤用于木工或采矿中;也指横跨、涉及多个类别或群体。

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noun

/ˈkrɒs.kʌt/C1formal
  • zh名词,指斜向的路径或路线,比常规路线更短;也可指横切、截面或交叉。

A noun referring to a diagonal path or a route that is shorter than the usual one.

  1. Diagonal pathB1informal

    A path or route that goes diagonally across an area, often used to shorten travel distance.

    zh斜穿路径

    • We took a crosscut through the park to reach the station faster.
    • The crosscut saved us ten minutes of walking.
    • There is a crosscut between the two main streets.

    同义词beelinecutoffdiagonalshortcut

  2. Shortcut routeB1informal

    A route that is shorter than the usual or main route, often used to save time.

    zh捷径

    • He knew a crosscut through the woods to get to the lake.
    • The crosscut through the alley is quicker than the main road.
    • We discovered a crosscut that bypasses the traffic jam.

    同义词cutoffshortcut

    反义词circuitdetour

词形
  • crosscuts plural form
  • crosscuts' possessive plural form
  • crosscut's possessive singular form

verb

/ˈkrɒs.kʌt/C1formal
  • zh动词,指横向切割某物,尤用于木工或采矿中;也指横跨、涉及多个类别或群体。

A verb meaning to cut across something, especially in woodworking or mining, or to intersect or affect multiple categories or groups.

  1. Cut diagonallyB2formal

    To cut something using a diagonal line, often across the grain or at an angle.

    zh斜切

    • The carpenter crosscut the board to fit the frame.
    • She crosscut the fabric for a tailored fit.
    • He crosscut the logs with a specialized saw.

    同义词crosscut acrosscut throughtransecttraverse

词形
  • crosscut past participle
  • crosscut past simple
  • crosscutting present participle
  • crosscuts third person singular