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1 cross one's arms/legs
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2 cross
adj. boos; kruisend; tegengesteld--------n. kruis; lijden; mengsel; kruising (bij dieren)--------v. kruisen; oversteken; kruisigen; tegenwerkencross1[ kros]I 〈eigennaam; Cross; the〉2 kruis ⇒ beproeving, lijden♦voorbeelden:1 make the sign of the cross • een kruis(je) slaan/makentake up one's cross • gelaten zijn kruis dragen————————cross2〈bijvoeglijk naamwoord; crossness〉♦voorbeelden:————————cross31 (elkaar) kruisen/snijden♦voorbeelden:1 I'll meet you where the roads cross • ik tref je bij/op het kruispunt/de viersprong1 oversteken ⇒ over/doortrekken♦voorbeelden:2 een kruisteken maken op/boven3 (door)strepen ⇒ een streep trekken over/door, wegstrepen♦voorbeelden:1 cross one's arms/legs • zijn armen/benen over elkaar slaan2 cross oneself • een kruis(je) slaan/makencross out/off • doorstrepen/halen, schrappen 〈 ook figuurlijk〉
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