cross

I

adj.

irritable

cross at, with (cross at smt.; cross with smb.)

II

n.

symbol of the Christian religion

1) to die on the cross (said of Jesus Christ)

2) to bear one's cross ('to bear a heavy burden')

3) to make the sign of the cross

figure of a cross

4) to make one's cross (in place of a signature)

5) a Greek; Latin; Maltese cross

mixture

6) a cross between (a cross between two breeds)

III

v.

1) (D; intr., tr.) ('to go') to cross from; to (they crossed from one bank of the river to the other; we crossed the valley from one ridge to the other)

2) (D; tr.) ('to breed') to cross with (to cross one breed with another)

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Latin

Maltese cross

to (they crossed from one bank of the river to the other; we crossed the valley from one ridge to the other)

with (cross at smt.; cross with smb.)

(D; intr., tr.) ('to go') to cross from

['irritable'] cross at

a Greek

to make the sign of the cross

to bear one's cross ('to bear a heavy burden')

['mixture'] a cross between (a cross between two breeds)

['figure of a cross'] to make one's cross (in place of a signature)

['symbol of the Christian religion'] to die on the cross (said of Jesus Christ)

(D; tr.) ('to breed') to cross with (to cross one breed with another)