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крест; крестовина; пересечение (улиц); перекрёсток (дорог); помесь; гибрид; скрещивание; угломер; II скрещивать(ся); пересекать(ся); переправляться (через реку); разминуться; разойтись; II поперечный; крестообразный; диагональный; перекрёстный; пересекающийся- cross-bar - cross-braced frame - cross breaking - cross-breaking strength - cross-breaking test - cross-breed - cross-brushes - cross-compound - cross-compound cycle - cross connecting piece - cross-country - cross-country cargo carrier - cross-country chassis - cross-country locality - cross-country lorry - cross-country power - cross-country run - cross-country running - cross-country service - cross-country sixwheeler - cross-country track - cross-country truck - cross-country type - cross-country vehicle - cross-cut - cross-cutter - cross-draught producer - cross-drive - cross-feed - cross-flow - cross-flow heat exchanger - cross-flow scavenging - cross force - cross-hatch pattern - cross-head - cross-member - cross-over - cross-over line - cross-over point - cross-over road - cross-over track - cross-piece - cross-pin - cross-ploughing - cross-rail - cross-road - cross-scavenging - cross section - cross-sectional inlet area - cross-sectional view - cross shake - cross-shaped - cross-sill - cross-spring - cross-steering - cross-steering lever - cross street - cross the river fords - cross traffic - cross-traffic time - cross-valve - cross-walk - cross-wall - cross-wind - cross-wind test - differential cross - Geneva cross - Maltese cross
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