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Meanings of crossing in English
A pedestrian crossing featuring broad white stripes painted parallel to the street.
(Genetics) the act of mixing different species or varieties of animals or plants and thus to produce hybrids.
Synonyms
Examples for "crossover"
Examples for "crossover"
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Let's hope the golden age of the crossover is only just beginning.
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Intervention: A randomised crossover trial with two phases of 14 days each.
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Many of these SABC shows held crossover appeal for children and adults.
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Audi has finally introduced its second-generation Q3 crossover to the local market.
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Glycinergic amacrine cells clearly play a major role in ON-OFF crossover inhibition.
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He pulled up to the crosswalk and stopped for the red light.
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Hippo signaled a left, waited while three teens slouched through the crosswalk.
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Someone moving on the lower walkway...and someone or something...on the higher crosswalk.
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Once the occupying forces were mustered on the crosswalk opposite, we entered.
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Carrie gave the leash a sharp tug as they reached the crosswalk.
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When it spotted a pedestrian crossing some 30 yards ahead, it braked.
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Can you imagine motorists driving up on pedestrians on the pedestrian crossing?
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What happens when you push the button at a pedestrian crossing?
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The other day I was at a busy pedestrian crossing in the CBD.
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As we paused at the pedestrian crossing, streams of backpackers passed.
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Dare I suggest that what's needed at the Zoo is a zebra crossing?
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Madam, - It would be good to come across a zebra crossing at Dublin Zoo.
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In January 1996 he crashed into the back of a Mercedes at a zebra crossing.
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Thatcher did both, but unfortunately walked the opposite way over the zebra crossing from the Beatles.
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The PSA is designed as a zebra crossing made up of names of pedestrians killed by cars.
Usage of crossing in English
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Of course, crossing the Cerulean Sea in a morning was impossible too.
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KiwiRail said in February that the crossing had every safety measure available.
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In the meantime conditions at the border crossing remain difficult for some.
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Talks to avert threatened industrial action by 300 level-crossing gate-keepers begin today.
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Several research papers published on Monday provided scientific details of that crossing.
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Cases of Ebola patients crossing borders during this outbreak have been rare.
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Thousands of refugees are crossing into Jordan, Turkey and Lebanon every day.
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However, it doesn't protect the data as it is crossing the Internet.
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Ida has regained strength after crossing land and re-entering the Caribbean Sea.
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You can even count the number of 'rain lines' crossing each area.
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A river crossing here, particularly in his weakened state, would be fatal.
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In crossing the bridge, she dropped the door key in the river.
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Others try crossing into wealthier Gulf Arab states in search of work.
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The year since our crossing had wrought a marked change in him.
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The Democratic Party was technically disbanded following the 2003 floor crossing period.
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The area is a great mesh of railroad lines, criss-crossing the roads.
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Translations for crossing
Spanish
Crossing through the time
Crossing across language varieties
Canada
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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