walk across (something or some place)

To cross or traverse something or some place from one side to another on foot. I had no money for a taxi, so I had to walk across town to get home. People from the village have to walk across this blistering desert every day to reach the only source of water for miles around. I'm spending three weeks this summer walking across Southern France.

walk across something

to move across something on foot. We walked across the bridge carefully. Jerry walked across the field and examined the fence on the other side.

词组	walk across (something or some place)
释义	walk across (something or some place) walk across (something or some place) To cross or traverse something or some place from one side to another on foot. I had no money for a taxi, so I had to walk across town to get home. People from the village have to walk across this blistering desert every day to reach the only source of water for miles around. I'm spending three weeks this summer walking across Southern France. See also: across, walk Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. walk across something to move across something on foot. We walked across the bridge carefully. Jerry walked across the field and examined the fence on the other side. See also: across, walk McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: walk across go across (something) to (someone or something) go across to fly across fly across (something) go across trek trek across trek across (something or some place) hail a taxi
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