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Meanings of cross the floor in English
Spanish
salto de talanquera Catalan
trànsfuga Usage of cross the floor in English
1
The light enters in thin, level strips, gills, which cross the floor.
2
I don't like people to cross the floor if they're public representative.
3
Mr O'Brien on Tuesday afternoon urged Labor MPs to cross the floor.
4
The other yielded and began to cross the floor behind the impetuous Maggie.
5
I cross the floor, careful to avoid as much debris as I can.
6
The problem is the old Malcolm Turnbull did cross the floor.
7
Ley said the Liberal MPs would not cross the floor to force a vote.
8
He has already threatened to cross the floor to oppose the government's superannuation changes.
9
Entsch declined to answer whether he would cross the floor to bring on a vote.
10
Mr. Grey was still with his daughter and I could cross the floor without fear.
11
WA Liberal MP Andrew Hastie is also among those reserving their right to cross the floor.
12
I saw Smith cross the floor, as a mighty clap of thunder boomed over the house.
13
I hate how I'm stupid with chicks, unless they're my friends, but cross the floor anyway.
14
Western Australian Liberal MP Andrew Hastie is also among those reserving their right to cross the floor.
15
Be careful when you cross the floor.
16
Maria, you can hardly cross the floor.'
This collocation consists of:
Translations for cross the floor
Catalan
Cross the floor through the time
Cross the floor across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Rare