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Meanings of traverse in English
Catalan
travessa Synonyms
Examples for "crosspiece"
Examples for "crosspiece"
1
The bottom crosspiece can be either riveted or welded to the uprights.
2
Put plenty of soap or grease between the crosspiece and upright.
3
Better than forging on a crosspiece, and it'll give some strength.
4
Into this crosspiece he'd whittled a niche to fit the speelycaptor.
5
Fasten the crosspiece over the zinc in its proper position.
1
Fortunately our compass had been fastened with long screws to a crossbeam.
2
Rows of scratches from the fingernails of scourged men covered the crossbeam.
3
He was lying on his back, pinned down by a heavy crossbeam.
4
Hrolfur raised himself up on the crossbeam, his fists clenched round the steering-ropes.
5
Baltar felt as if he'd been hit in the face by a crossbeam.
1
Here he found a trave which had been broken; he took a saw and plane, and mended it.
2
The Trave, which flows between Travemünde and Lubeck, has to be crossed by boat.
3
Trave investigates the murder of the niece of a diamond merchant known for rescuing Jews from Nazi-occupied Belgium.
4
The steamship Trave of the North German Lloyd docked at its Hoboken pier at eight o'clock one morning in December.
5
The day was clear and cold, the low hills around Lübeck were covered with snow, and the Trave was already frozen over.
Catalan
travessada Spanish
descenso en zigzag Usage of traverse in English
1
Likewise, consider a short rappel or tension traverse to circumnavigate sticky problems.
2
Freely traverse the water in your military kayak, across rich, flooded environments.
3
He recovered enough over the next 10 days to allow the traverse.
4
Gordon abandoned the traverse and followed an ascending crack in the wall.
5
People traverse the dangerous journey to the US because of deep fear.
6
Holmes would do what he thought was the right path to traverse.
7
November 1: They battle with the first traverse pitch, hoping to win.
8
Dufton working his way down and across for the pitch 2 traverse.
9
Take a small seam straight up, then traverse right into a roof.
10
Stepping to the end of the traverse, he peered around the jog.
11
The natives of Alaska felt the proposed pipeline would traverse their land.
12
Their mini-tanks were small enough to allow them to traverse the tunnel.
13
It took ten minutes to traverse the driveway into the ranch's courtyard.
14
The country was difficult to traverse, the people were bold and hostile.
15
He led the first ski traverse of the Brooks Range in 1972.
16
Figure 7-Stillphotography from the first unsupported traverse of Greenwich Village, NYC.
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Translations for traverse
Portuguese
Traverse through the time
Traverse across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common