cross in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
cross in Sanskrit संस्कृतम्
- तरन्ति
Grammar:Verb तृ 1 P.P. present tense third person plural
Etymology:तृ + लट्
References:मायामेतां तरन्ति ते । भ. गी. 7. 14Grammar:Verb तृ 1 P.P. present tense third person plural
Etymology:तृ + लट्
References:मायामेतां तरन्ति ते । भ. गी. 7. 14 onclick='Pronounce(this.id);'>⇄
cross in English
- cross⇄adj. crossable.
- cross⇄adj. 1. lying or going across; crossing.
Ex. He stood at the intersection of the cross streets.
2. in a bad temper; peevish.
Ex. She is cross because her cake burned. I have never had a cross word from him in my life (Jane Austen). < - cross⇄adv. crossly.
- cross⇄adv. crosswise; across.
- cross⇄cross, noun, verb, adjective, adverb.
- cross⇄expr. cross over,
a. (Biology.) to go from one homologous chromosome to another during meiosis.
Ex. The farther apart the genes are on the same chromosome, the greater is the opportunity for crossing over (Harbaugh and Goodrich).
b. ( - cross⇄expr. cross up, (Slang.)
a. to betray; double-cross.
Ex. The accused ... seemed to have been crossed up only by the one event of July 13 that the killer had overlooked (Time).
b. to confuse.
Ex. Consumers crossed up the sales ex - cross⇄expr. take the cross, to join a crusade.
Ex. Baldwin ... exhorted men to take the cross (Richard Grafton). - cross⇄expr. the Cross,
a. the cross on which Christ died. It is a symbol of Christianity.
Ex. Those blessed feet ... nailed on the bitter Cross (Shakespeare).
b. Christ's sufferings and death; the Atonement.
Ex. the doctrine of the Cr - cross⇄noun crosser.
- cross⇄noun crossness.
- cross⇄noun 1. a stick or post with another across it like a T or an X.
2. anything shaped like this. A cross is a symbol of the Christian religion, such as when mounted on a pole and carried in a religious procession, or as a sign made with the right ha - cross⇄v.i. 1. to lie across; intersect.
Ex. the place where the two roads cross. Parallel lines cannot cross.
2. to meet and pass.
Ex. My letter to her and her letter to me crossed in the mail.
3. to move from one side or place to ano - cross⇄v.t. 1. to draw a line across.
Ex. In writing you cross the letter ""t"".
2a. to cancel by drawing a line or lines across.
Ex. to cross off a name on a list. He crossed out the wrong word.
b. to mark with an X.
3. to put