英语释义

1. a structure consisting of an upright with a transverse beam used especially by the ancient Romans for execution

2. the cross on which Jesus was crucified

3. crucifixion

4. an affliction that tries one's virtue, steadfastness, or patience
We all have our crosses to bear.

5. a cruciform sign made to invoke the blessing of Christ especially by touching the forehead, breast, and shoulders

6. a device composed of an upright bar traversed (see traverse entry 1 sense transitive 3) by a horizontal one specifically one used as a Christian symbol

7. the Christian religion

8. a structure (such as a monument) shaped like or surmounted by a cross
a cross over a grave

9. a figure or mark formed by two intersecting lines crossing at their midpoints
The crosses at the end of the letter indicate kisses. specifically such a mark used as a signature

10. a cruciform badge, emblem, or decoration

11. the intersection of two ways or lines crossing

12. annoyance, thwarting
a cross in love

13. an act of crossing (see cross entry 2 sense 8) dissimilar individuals

14. a crossbred individual or kind
The dog is a cross of a hunting dog and a sheepdog.

15. one that combines characteristics of two different types or individuals
A zedonk is a cross between a zebra and a donkey.

16. a fraudulent or dishonest contest
"I never fought a cross or struck a foul blow in my life … "
— George Bernard Shaw

17. dishonest or illegal practices —used especially in the phrase on the cross

18. a movement from one part of a theater stage to another

19. a punch thrown over the opponent's lead in boxing
hit him with a right cross

20. an attacking pass in soccer played across the field from one side to the other or to the middle

21. a security transaction in which a broker acts for both buyer and seller (as in the placing of a large lot of common stock) — called also cross-trade

22. to lie or be situated across

23. intersect

24. to make the sign of the cross upon or over

25. to cancel by marking a cross on or drawing a line through strike out
cross names off a list

26. to place or fold crosswise one over the other
cross the arms

27. to run counter to oppose

28. to deny the validity of contradict

29. to confront in a troublesome manner obstruct

30. to spoil completely disrupt —used with up
His failure to appear crossed up the whole program.

31. to turn against betray
crossed me up on the deal

32. to extend across or over traverse
a highway crossing the entire state

33. reach, attain
Only two crossed the finish line.

34. to go from one side of to the other
cross a street crosses racial barriers

35. to draw a line across

36. to mark or figure with lines streak

37. to cause (an animal or plant) to interbreed with one of a different kind hybridize

38. to meet and pass on the way
Our letters must have crossed each other.

39. to occur to
It never crossed my mind.

40. to carry or take across something
crossed the children at the intersection

41. to turn (the eyes) inward toward the nose
The boy made a funny face and crossed his eyes.

42. to move, pass, or extend across something
crossed through France crossed over to the other side of the river

43. to move or pass from one character, condition, or allegiance to another —used with over
crossing over to vote for another party's candidate

44. to lie or be athwart each other

45. to meet in passing especially from opposite directions

46. interbreed, hybridize

47. to hope for a particular or stated outcome
Owners are crossing their fingers that relief might be on the way.
— Mike Freeman Keep your fingers crossed that something will be worked out.
— Marge Crumbaker

48. to meet especially by chance
crossed paths with an old friend on a business trip

49. to engage in a dispute

50. lying across or athwart

51. moving across
cross traffic

52. running counter opposite

53. mutually opposed
cross purposes

54. involving mutual interchange reciprocal

55. marked by typically transitory bad temper

56. extending over or treating several groups, conditions, or classes
a cross sample from 25 colleges

57. crossbred, hybrid

58. across

59. not parallel crisscross, crosswise

60. Wilbur Lucius 1862–1948 American educator and politician

61. river 300 miles (483 kilometers) long in western Cameroon and southeastern Nigeria flowing west and south into the Gulf of Guinea

62. a long piece of wood with a shorter piece across it near the top that people were once fastened to and left to die on as a form of punishment

63. the cross on which Jesus Christ died

64. an object or image in the shape of a cross that is used as a symbol of Christianity

65. to go from one side of (something) to the other to go across (something)

66. to go or pass across each other

67. to place one arm, leg, etc., over the other

68. annoyed or angry

69. a structure, object, or mark formed by two lines that cross each other

70. the structure on which Jesus Christ was crucified used as a symbol of Christianity

71. a mixture of two different things, types, or qualities
The game is a cross of luck and skill.

72. a hardship that someone endures for a long time
We all have our crosses to bear.

73. to move, pass, or extend across or past
Look both ways before you cross the street.

74. to place one over the other
Cross your fingers!

75. to lie or be situated across
A path crosses the front yard.

76. to go across intersect

77. to turn (the eyes) toward the nose

78. to draw a line across
Remember to cross your t's.

79. to act against oppose
She's tough, and I wouldn't dare to cross her.

80. to cause (an animal or plant) to breed with one of another kind produce hybrids

81. to pass going in opposite directions
Their letters crossed in the mail.

82. to draw a line through (something)
You can cross my name off the list.

83. to draw a line through (something) to show that it is wrong
I crossed out the misspelled word.

84. to be thought of by someone
Losing never crossed her mind.

85. to touch the forehead, chest, and shoulders as an expression of Christian faith (as in prayer)

86. hard to get along with irritable

87. lying, falling, or passing across
a cross street

88. a device composed of an upright bar traversed by a horizontal one

89. an act of crossing dissimilar individuals

90. a crossbred individual or kind

91. to cause (an animal or plant) to interbreed with one of a different kind hybridize
the crossing of two cattle breeds

92. interbreed, hybridize

93. crossbred, hybrid

片语

Time Crosser时空穿越者贞德传

crosser asteroid小行星

crosser operator杂交算子

border crosser入境者

Ella Crosser标签

LATE CROSSER底线传中

double crosser出卖朋友的人

crosser E垫条

Matthew Crosser标签

英汉例句

• this scribe does not apparently subscribe to the thesis that wegge had a strain and that he bought from everyone and thus was an out crosser as wegge once implied.

  该作者显然并未订阅论文，韦奇有品种，但他也从别人那儿买鸽进行外系杂交。

• the adaptive crosser and mutation operators are devised to maintain the variety of population and to ensure the convergence of algorithm.

  为维护群体的多样性，保证寻优的收敛，选择概率和交叉概率的设计可以随个体适应度和进化阶段的不同而自适应变化。

• throwing the computer keyboard is not advisable as it makes you look an idiot and then your computer doesn「t work, making you crosser still.

  不建议摔电脑键盘，因为这会让你看上去像个白癡，之后，你的电脑坏了，会让你更生气。

• besides that, his shot is one of the best in the premier league in my opinion, and he」s a really good crosser too - he's a major asset for sunderland.

  除此之外，他的射门在我看来也是英超最好之一，他还是一个非常优秀的定位球专家，他是桑德兰的一大威胁。

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