crossing

• 表示穿过、横越或交叉的，如穿过道路或路径；也指横跨的、相交的。

Describes something that goes across or intersects, such as a road or path.

1. Angry or annoyedA2informalbritish

   Feeling or showing slight anger or irritation.

   生气或恼怒

   • She was crossing with him for being late.
   • He gave her a crossing look when she interrupted.
   • The teacher was crossing about the noise in the classroom.

   反义词calmcontenthappypleasedserene

• 两条或多条道路、路径或线路相交的地方，或穿越某物（如街道、边界或水域）的行为。

A noun referring to a place where two or more roads, paths, or lines intersect, or an act of going across something such as a street, border, or body of water.

1. Place to crossA2formal

   A designated place where a street, railway, or river can be crossed safely.

   人行横道

   • Use the pedestrian crossing to get to the other side of the road.
   • The railway crossing has barriers that go down when a train is coming.
   • There is a ferry crossing at the end of the river.

   同义词crosswalkfordgrade crossinglevel crossingpedestrian crossingzebra crossing

2. Journey across waterB1formal

   A trip or voyage across a body of water, such as a sea or ocean.

   横渡

   • The crossing from England to France took two hours.
   • They had a rough crossing due to the storm.
   • The ship made a smooth crossing across the Atlantic.

   同义词journeypassagetransittripvoyage

3. IntersectionB1formal

   A point where two or more roads, paths, or lines meet and cross each other.

   交叉口

   • Turn left at the next crossing.
   • The accident happened at a busy crossing.
   • There is a traffic light at the crossing of Main Street and Elm Avenue.

   同义词crossroadcrosswayintersectionjunction

• 表示从一侧移动到另一侧的动作，也指越过或穿过某物。还可表示两条线或事物相交、交叉。

A verb used to indicate the act of moving or going from one side to the other, or to intersect or pass over something.

1. Move from one side to anotherA1formal

   To go across something, such as a road, river, or border.

   穿过

   • Look both ways before you cross the street.
   • We crossed the bridge to reach the other side.
   • She crossed the border into France.

   同义词fordgo acrosspass overtraverse

2. Draw lines acrossA2formal

   To draw a line across something, especially to cancel it.

   划掉

   • Cross out the wrong answers.
   • He crossed his name off the list.
   • Please cross your fingers for good luck.

   同义词canceldeletescore outscratch outstrike out

3. Oppose or hinderB2formal

   To go against someone's wishes or plans; to thwart.

   违背

   • Don't cross me if you know what's good for you.
   • She crossed the boss by missing the deadline.
   • He crossed the union and faced consequences.

   同义词blockcontradictdefyfoilfrustrateimpedeobstructopposeresistthwart

   反义词advanceaidassistfurtherhelpsupport

4. Produce hybridC1formalscientific

   To breed individuals from different species or varieties.

   杂交

   • Scientists crossed two types of roses to create a new variety.
   • They crossed a horse with a donkey to produce a mule.
   • Farmers cross breeds to improve crop yield.

   同义词crossbreedinterbreed

短语动词变体cross offcross out