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I v/t (hat gekreuzt)1. (Linie, Straße etc.) cross, intersect; die Beine kreuzen cross one’s legs; die Arme kreuzen fold one’s arms2. BIO. cross(breed), interbreedII v/refl (hat) cross; Briefe: cross in the post (Am. mail); fig. Interessen etc.: clash; unsere Wege / Blicke kreuzten sich our paths crossed / our eyes metIII v/i (auch ist)1. NAUT., FLUG. cruise* * *das Kreuzencrossing* * *kreu|zen ['krɔytsn]1. vtto cross (AUCH BIOL)die Degen or Klingen or Schwerter mit jdm kréúzen (lit, fig) — to cross swords with sb
die Arme kréúzen — to fold or cross one's arms
die Beine kréúzen — to cross one's legs
jds Weg kréúzen — to cross sb's path
2. vrto cross; (Meinungen, Interessen) to clash; (BIOL) to interbreeddie Briefe haben sich gekreuzt — the letters crossed in the post (Brit) or mail
3. vi aux haben or sein (NAUT)to cruise; (= Zickzack fahren) to tack* * *1) (to go from one side to the other: Let's cross (the street); This road crosses the swamp.) cross2) ((negative uncross) to place (two things) across each other: He sat down and crossed his legs.) cross3) (to breed (something) from two different varieties: I've crossed two varieties of rose.) cross* * *kreu·zen[ˈkrɔytsn̩]I. vt Hilfsverb: haben▪ etw \kreuzen to cross sth3. (verschränken)▪ etw \kreuzen to cross sthdie Beine/Arme \kreuzen to cross one's legs/arms4. (sich überschneiden)▪ etw \kreuzen to cross sthII. vr Hilfsverb: haben2. (sich begegnen) to crossihre Wege kreuzten sich their paths crossed3. (sich überschneiden) to cross, to intersectunsere Briefe kreuzten sich our letters crossed2. (sich hin- und herbewegen) to cruiseFlugzeuge kreuzten über dem Gebiet planes cruised over the area* * *1.transitives Verb (auch Biol.) cross2.die Arme/Beine kreuzen — cross or fold one's arms/cross one's legs
reflexives Verb1) cross; intersect2) (zuwiderlaufen) clash ( mit with)3.intransitives Verb1) mit haben od. sein (hin und her fahren) cruise2) (Seemannsspr.) tack* * *A. v/t (hat gekreuzt)die Beine kreuzen cross one’s legs;die Arme kreuzen fold one’s arms2. BIOL cross(breed), interbreedunsere Wege/Blicke kreuzten sich our paths crossed/our eyes metC. v/i (auch ist)1. SCHIFF, FLUG cruise* * *1.transitives Verb (auch Biol.) cross2.die Arme/Beine kreuzen — cross or fold one's arms/cross one's legs
reflexives Verb1) cross; intersect2) (zuwiderlaufen) clash ( mit with)3.intransitives Verb1) mit haben od. sein (hin und her fahren) cruise2) (Seemannsspr.) tack* * *(Schifffahrt) v.to cruise v. v.to cross v.to cruise v.to hybridise (UK) v.to hybridize (US) v.to interbreed v.to traverse v.
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