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cross
/krɔːs/
noun
İki kesişen çizgi veya parçadan oluşan işaret, nesne veya şekil
A mark, object, or figure formed by two intersecting lines or pieces (+ or ×).
- Put a cross next to your answer.
- She wore a silver cross around her neck.
- The teacher marked it with a red cross.
- Survey respondents were instructed to place a cross in the appropriate box indicating their level of agreement.
- Medieval cartographers often marked dangerous territories on maps with a prominent cross to warn future travelers.
- The statistical analysis revealed a significant cross between two independent variables affecting agricultural productivity rates.
noun
İki farklı şeyin karışımı veya melezi
A mixture or hybrid of two different things, especially breeds or varieties.
- The dog is a cross between a poodle and a terrier.
- This fruit is a cross of an apple and a pear.
verb
Bir taraftan diğer tarafa geçmek
To go across from one side to the other.
- Look both ways before you cross the street.
- We crossed the border into France.
- The bridge crosses the river.
verb
Bir şeyi başka bir şeyin üzerine veya karşısına yerleştirmek veya çizmek
To place or draw something across or over another thing.
- Cross your arms over your chest.
- She crossed her legs and sat down.
- Cross out the wrong answer.
adjectiveinformal
Sinirli veya kızgın
Annoyed or angry.
- Don't be cross with me!
- She gets cross when people are late.
- He gave me a cross look.