英语词组cross是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

cross (one) (up)

To defy, challenge, or frustrate one. Don't cross that guy if you want a job in publishing—he's a celebrated editor. Stephen has crossed me up so many times I just can't trust him anymore.

cross someone

to oppose someone. You best not cross Jim. He has a very bad temper. This is the last time you cross me, you hear?

See:

(as) cross as a bear
(as) cross as a bear with a sore head
a cross to bear
at cross purposes
at cross-purposes
be at cross purposes
be/talk at cross purposes
bear (one's) cross
bear cross
carry (one's) cross
caught in the middle
come home by Weeping Cross
criss-cross applesauce
cross
cross (one) (up)
cross (one's) bows
cross (one's) fingers
cross (one's) mind
cross (one's) palm
cross (one's) palm with silver
cross (one's) path
cross (one's) t's
cross (somebody has) to carry
cross a bridge before one comes to it
cross a bridge when one comes to it
cross a bridge when you come to it
cross a/that bridge before (one) comes to it
cross as a bear
cross as two sticks
cross from (some place) to (some place)
cross from some place to some place
cross heart
cross mind
cross my heart
cross my heart (and hope to die)
cross my heart (and point to God/hope to die)
cross my heart and hope to die
cross off
cross one's fingers
cross one's mind
cross out
cross over
cross over into (some place)
cross over into some place
cross palm
cross palm with silver
cross paths
cross paths with (one)
cross purpose
cross somebody's mind
cross somebody's path
cross someone
cross someone up
cross someone's palm with silver
cross someone's path
cross swords
cross swords with (one)
cross that bridge later
cross that bridge when (one) comes to it
cross that bridge when one comes to it
cross that bridge when you come to it
cross the aisle
cross the floor
cross the Great Divide
cross the line
cross the Rubicon
cross the Rubicon, to
Cross the stream where it is shallowest
cross to bear
cross to bear, a/one's
cross t's
cross up
cross up someone
cross with
cross your fingers
cross your mind
cross-examine
cross-examine (someone)
cross-eyed
cross-eyed drunk
Don't cross that bridge till you come to it.
dot (one's) I's and cross (one's) t's
dot the i's and cross the t's
dot the i's and cross the t's, to
dot the/your i's and cross the/your t's
double cross
have (one's) cross to bear
have a (heavy) cross to bear
have a cross to bear
have your cross to bear
in the cross hairs
keep fingers crossed
keep your fingers crossed
like nailing Jell-O to a cross
like trying to nail Jell-O to a cross
look at (one) cross-eyed
look at cross-eyed
nail (one) to a cross
nail Jell-O to a cross
nail Jell-O to the wall
nail someone to a cross
nail to a cross
pass through mind
paths cross
talk at cross purposes

词组	cross
释义	cross 1. noun an act of betrayal, a doublecross UK, 2001.► in a crossin trouble US, 1976.► on the crossdishonestly UK, 1819 2. verb 1 to betray someone UK, 1821. 2 to cheat a cheat US, 1950 Cross noun► the Crossthe King's Cross district of Sydney AUSTRALIA, 1946 idiomcrossa heavy cross to bearused about a problem that makes someone very unhappy or worried for a long time:Her husband's illness had been a heavy cross to bear.Although he accepted his fate, he found it a heavy cross to bear. Note The cross in this idiom is two pieces of wood in the shape of a 'T' which were used as a structure on which to crucify someone (=kill someone by nailing them to a cross as a punishment). The person being crucified often had to carry or 'bear' their own cross to the place where they would die. phrasecross[crossed, crossed, crossing] cross off cross off sth/sb • *cross sth/sb* off** • cross sth/sb off sth to remove a word or someone's name from a list by drawing a line through it: I've done the washing, so we can cross that off the list. Jane said she won't be able to come, so I've crossed her off.■ SIMILAR TO: cross out, delete cross out cross out sth • *cross sth* out** to draw a line through something that you have written, usually because it is wrong: She crossed out the word 'Miss' and wrote 'Dr' instead. He read the sentence again, then scowled and crossed it out.■ SIMILAR TO: deletecrossings-out n plural BrE words that have been crossed out: His essay was full of crossings out. cross over 1. cross over • cross over sth to go to the other side of something or a place: Each year thousands of illegal immigrants cross over the border. We crossed over the bridge and followed the wet and muddy path along the bank. Braddock's plan was to cross over the rugged Appalachian mountains, and attack the French at Fort Duquesne.+ to Wade stood up and crossed over to the living room window.■ SIMILAR TO: cross2. cross over • cross over sth BrE to walk from one side of a road to the other: Make sure you look both ways before you cross over. We crossed over the road to look at the shops on the other side.■ SIMILAR TO: walk across, cross3. cross over to start supporting a person or group that you opposed before: The Republicans are putting forward a moderate candidate, in the hope that this will encourage disaffected Democrats to cross over.+ to Churchill used to be a Liberal at one time, before he crossed over to the Conservative Party.■ SIMILAR TO: come over, defect formal4. cross over if an entertainer crosses over from one area of entertainment to another, they become successful in the second one as well as the first+ into David Duchovny is one of many television stars who are trying to cross over into the movies.cross-over adj always before noun a cross-over musician or singer is one who plays a mixture of two different styles of music: Cross-over jazz/blues artist Maria Muldaur will headline this year's festival.5. cross over to change from being popular with just one particular group in society, to being popular with people from all groups in society+to/into Stevie Wonder and James Brown were among the first black acts to cross over to white audiences in the 1970s.6. cross over if a disease that affects a particular type of animal crosses over, it starts to affect another type of animal as well+ to/from HIV had begun in African monkeys and crossed over to humans. In the late 1980s, scientists discovered that the BSE virus could cross over from cattle to humans.■ SIMILAR TO: pass cross (one) (up) To defy, challenge, or frustrate one. Don't cross that guy if you want a job in publishing—he's a celebrated editor. Stephen has crossed me up so many times I just can't trust him anymore. cross someone to oppose someone. You best not cross Jim. He has a very bad temper. This is the last time you cross me, you hear? See: (as) cross as a bear (as) cross as a bear with a sore head a cross to bear at cross purposes at cross-purposes be at cross purposes be/talk at cross purposes bear (one's) cross bear cross carry (one's) cross caught in the middle come home by Weeping Cross criss-cross applesauce cross cross (one) (up) cross (one's) bows cross (one's) fingers cross (one's) mind cross (one's) palm cross (one's) palm with silver cross (one's) path cross (one's) t's cross (somebody has) to carry cross a bridge before one comes to it cross a bridge when one comes to it cross a bridge when you come to it cross a/that bridge before (one) comes to it cross as a bear cross as two sticks cross from (some place) to (some place) cross from some place to some place cross heart cross mind cross my heart cross my heart (and hope to die) cross my heart (and point to God/hope to die) cross my heart and hope to die cross off cross one's fingers cross one's mind cross out cross over cross over into (some place) cross over into some place cross palm cross palm with silver cross paths cross paths with (one) cross purpose cross somebody's mind cross somebody's path cross someone cross someone up cross someone's palm with silver cross someone's path cross swords cross swords with (one) cross that bridge later cross that bridge when (one) comes to it cross that bridge when one comes to it cross that bridge when you come to it cross the aisle cross the floor cross the Great Divide cross the line cross the Rubicon cross the Rubicon, to Cross the stream where it is shallowest cross to bear cross to bear, a/one's cross t's cross up cross up someone cross with cross your fingers cross your mind cross-examine cross-examine (someone) cross-eyed cross-eyed drunk Don't cross that bridge till you come to it. dot (one's) I's and cross (one's) t's dot the i's and cross the t's dot the i's and cross the t's, to dot the/your i's and cross the/your t's double cross have (one's) cross to bear have a (heavy) cross to bear have a cross to bear have your cross to bear in the cross hairs keep fingers crossed keep your fingers crossed like nailing Jell-O to a cross like trying to nail Jell-O to a cross look at (one) cross-eyed look at cross-eyed nail (one) to a cross nail Jell-O to a cross nail Jell-O to the wall nail someone to a cross nail to a cross pass through mind paths cross talk at cross purposes
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