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3 Translation results for cross in Spanish

noun | verb | adjective

cross noun

unfavorite favorite play sound
crosses
cruz; cruza (en biología)

Example sentences of
cross noun

  • •a necklace with a gold cross
  • •The teacher marked the absent students on her list with crosses.
  • •Those who could not write signed their names with a cross.
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cross verb

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crossed, has crossed, is crossing, crosses
cruzar, atravesar; tachar, cancelar; cruzar (en genética)

Example sentences of
cross verb

  • •We crossed the state border hours ago.
  • •The dog crossed the street.
  • •The highway crosses the entire state.
  • •He was the first runner to cross the finish line.
  • •The train crosses through France.
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  • •Put a nail where the boards cross.
  • •One line crossed the other.
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Synonyms of
cross verb

cancel, interbreed

cross adjective

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que atraviesa; contrario, opuesto; enojado, de mal humor

Example sentences of
cross adjective

  • •I didn't mean to make you cross.
  • •I was cross with her for being so careless.
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Synonyms of
cross adjective

irascible, quick-tempered, testy, touchy, cranky, cantankerous, irritable, grouchy, angry, contrary

Detailed synonyms for cross adjective

See: Irascible
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Phrasal verbs for cross

Related phrases for cross

Reverse translation for cross

cruz  - cross 
cruza  (en biología) - cross (hybrid) 
cruzar  - to cross, to exchange (words, greetings), to cross, to interbreed 
atravesar  - to cross, to go across, to pierce, to lay across, to go through (a situation or crisis) 
tachar  - to cross out, to delete 
cancelar  - to cancel, to pay off, to settle 
cruzar  (en genética) - to cross, to exchange (words, greetings), to cross, to interbreed 
que atraviesa
contrario  - contrary, opposite, conflicting, opposed 
opuesto  - opposite, contrary, opposed 
enojado  - annoyed, angry, mad 
de mal humor
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