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Meanings of cross over in English
Placement of two or more otherwise discrete fictional characters, settings, or universes into the context of a single story.
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Usage of cross over in English
1
Be encouraged; cross over the Jordan and enter the Canaan of soul-rest.
2
Nobody in that accident is at their time to cross over yet.
3
They cross over and back into the North for work,school and shopping.
4
I think the moment we cross over the threshold, we'll go through.
5
On the 4th instant I tried to cross over the Seli River.
6
South Africa use the knock on advantage for Senatla to cross over.
7
Whenever you enter to cross over, you won't remember having been here.
8
There seemed no way for them to cross over this mighty range.
9
It was a thankless job, and I got very cross over it.
10
But few other East Berliners get to cross over into the West.
11
He would cross over the ridge to where his hirelings were tunnelling.
12
First I will, God permitting, cross over to Sumatra in my canoe.
13
Richard made it a point to cross over and speak to them.
14
Didn't one of the halls cross over to another set of stairs?
15
We'll charter a schooner at Dover and cross over during the night.
16
Here are three commandments that cross over all types of weight-loss approaches.
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Cross over across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
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