cross
crossverb
UK/krɒs/US/krɑːs/
Dạng từ: crosses · crossed · crossing
GO ACROSS
A2to go from one side of something to the other
- Look both ways before you cross the road.
- We crossed the river by boat.
PUT ACROSS
B1to put one thing over another, such as your arms or legs
- She sat down and crossed her legs.
- Keep your fingers crossed!
MEET
B2if lines or roads cross, they go across each other
- The two roads cross near the church.
crossnoun
UK/krɒs/US/krɑːs/
Dạng từ: crosses
MARK
A2a written mark (x), used to show a mistake or to mark a place
- Put a cross next to the wrong answers.
SHAPE
B2an upright post with a shorter bar across it, a symbol of Christianity
- She wears a gold cross around her neck.
MIXTURE
B2a mixture of two different things
- The dog is a cross between two breeds.
crossadjective
UK/krɒs/US/krɑːs/
Dạng từ: crosser · crossest
B1annoyed or angry (mainly UK)
- My mum was cross with me for coming home late.
- Don't be cross – it was an accident.