cross **（cross的用法及相关短语 并列出例句）

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• cross的用法及相关短语 并列出例句
• cross的用法
• across和through和over的区别
• pass,across,cross,by,past,along有什么区别
• cross 和across的区别及用法
• across.cross.through.past.over beside besides区别

cross的用法及相关短语 并列出例句

cross的用法及相关短语: (1)cross off--=cross out:划掉,勾销.;This account in our books has been crossed out. 我们帐册上的这笔帐已经勾销了. (2)cross over:从一边到另一边.:He has crossed over to the opposition.他已经转到对方去了. (3)cross up:(a)欺骗,出卖.:cross **. up on a deal.在一笔交易中欺骗某人.(b)彻底破坏.:Your unpunctuality crossed up the whole programme.你不守时刻把整个计划都打乱了.

cross的用法

1、cross的比较级是crosser，最高级是crossest。cross在英国常指代cross the English Channel，表示为“渡过英吉利海峡到法国去”。

2、cross既可用作不及物动词，也可用作及物动词。用作及物动词时，接名词或代词作宾语。cross与oneself连用常指某些**徒“用手在胸前画十字”。

3、cross作“十字架”“画十字的动作”“杂交品种”“混合物”等解时，通常用单数形式。

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词汇搭配：

1、cross flow 交叉流动；横向流

2、cross correlation 互相关，交互相关

3、red cross society 红十字会

词义辨析：

across，through，cross都可表示“横过”或“穿过”

1、across主要表示从某物的表面“横过”，涉及“面”的概念。

2、through则表示从某个空间“穿过”，涉及“体”的概念。

3、crossacross和cross在拼写上仅差一字之微，故很易混淆。它们的区别在于词性和使用场合有所不同。across是介词；cross是动词。

across和through和over的区别

首先我们来看下across、through和over的大致意思：

across：词性为preposition/adverb，1. 跨越；穿过2. 在…附近；横穿；横过

through：词性为preposition/adverb，1. 穿过；通过2. 完全经历；深入体验3. 通过（空隙、孔洞等）

over：词性为preposition/adverb，1. 在…之上；越过2. 超过；高于3. 由此一直到那里

通过下面的表格我们了解下across、through和over的含义、发音和用法

接下来让我们看下across、through和over的用法区别：

1.含义：across强调横跨或穿过，through强调穿过或通过，over强调越过或在上方。

例子：

- We need to go through this street.

(我们要穿过这条马路。)

- She jumped over the river.

(她跳过了河。)

- He walked across the entire room.

(他横穿了整个房间。)

2.位置：across一般指从一边到另一边，through一般指从中间穿过，over一般指从上方越过。

例子：

- The puppy came in through the gate of the yard.

(小狗从院子里的门进来了。)

- He came across from the main street.

(他从大街穿过来了。)

- We climbed over the top of the mountain.

(我们越过了山顶。)

3.强调：across强调横跨或穿过，through强调完全经历或深入体验，over强调超过或高于。

例子：

- He got through this difficulty.

(他通过了这个难关。)

- She read the entire book through.

(她从头到尾阅读了整本书。)

- Our sales went over the expectati***.

(我们的销售额超过了预期。)

4.时间：across一般指在时间上横跨，through一般指在时间上持续到结束，over一般指在时间上超过。

例子：

- They finished the task across two days.

(他们在两天内完成了这项任务。)

- I will work through until 9 pm.

(我要一直工作到晚上九点。)

- He waited over an hour.

(他等了超过一个小时。)

5.形容词修饰：across通常与长形容词连用，through通常与长形容词和短形容词连用，over通常与短形容词连用。

例子：

- He walked across the vast forest.

(他穿过了广阔的森林。)

- We continued through the difficult task.

(我们继续进行着艰难的任务。)

- She jumped over the short wall.

(她跳过了矮墙。)

pass,across,cross,by,past,along有什么区别

pass v.+sth 通过（抽象或具体物体）e.g. pass the examacross prep. 平面穿过（立体的用through e.g. run across the street, look through the window,go through the forest）cross v. 与across向对应，可直接加名词by pass by经过past n.过去 in the past three yearsalong 沿着 walk along get along with **.（与某人相处）

cross 和across的区别及用法

cross 1. 名词 (x shape) 交叉符号 2. 名词 (showing disagreement) 叉号 3. 名词 (crucifix shape) 十字 4. 名词 十字架 5. 名词 a cross between sth and sth (mixture) 某物和某物的混合物 6. 名词 (cros**reed) 杂交品种 7. 名词 横传 8. 及物动词 横穿 9. 及物动词 横跨 10. 及物动词 交叉 11. 及物动词 显露在 12. 及物动词 在支票上画两条平行线，只可转账无法兑现 13. 及物动词 to cross sth with sth (cros**reed) 将某物与某物交配 14. 及物动词 横传 15. 及物动词 (oppose) 阻挠 16. 不及物动词 相交 17. 不及物动词 to cross from... to... (walking) 从…走到 18. 不及物动词 (on ferry) 从…横渡到 19. 形容词 (angry) 生气的 the thought never crossed my mind 我从来都没这么想过 cross o.s. 划十字祈求上帝保佑 we have a crossed line 我们的电话串线了 they’ve got their lines {or} wires crossed 他们相互误会了 be/get cross with ** 生某人的气 be/get cross about sth 因为某事生气 it makes me very cross 这令我很生气OK, keep bearing left till the bank, then cross the street, I’ll be waiting for you at the corner. 好的，向左拐走到银行，穿过街道，我会在拐角处等你。 I won’t help you. I’ll cross my arms and sit here looking at you working. 我不会帮你。我会抱着胳膊坐那儿看你工作。 When I was in Africa, I had to cross so many huge banks of sand. 在非洲时，我总得穿过很多巨大的沙堆。 Red Cross is in charge of the operation to fly in supplies to the refugees. 红十字会负责向难民空运供给。 Red Cross is trying to house all the refugees. 红十字会正试图安置所有难民。 Keep going right on till the next cross road. 一直走，走到下一个十字路口。 You need to cross the street. 你需要穿过街道。 The cross on the treasure map marks the location of the booty. 寻宝图上的十字标识出了宝藏的地点。 My mother gave me a cross to hang on my bedroom wall. 母亲给了我一个十字架，挂在我卧室的墙上。 Her mother gets cross every time that she arrives late. 每次她一来迟，她母亲就会大发雷霆。 across (介词和副词) 1. 介词 (moving from one side to the other of) 穿过 He walked across the room. 他穿过这个房间。 2. 介词 (situated on the other side of) 在…对面 the houses across the street 在街对面的房子 3. 介词 (extending from one side to the other of) 跨越 the bridge across Lake Washington 跨越华盛顿湖的桥 4. 介词 (over) 搭在…上 Her clothes were lying across the chair. 她的衣服正搭在椅子上。 5. 介词 (involving different groups) 跨越 parties from across the political spectrum 来自不同政治派别的党派 6. 副词 (to/from a particular place/person) 从/向对面 Richard walked across to the window. 理查德向对面的窗户走去。 7. 副词 (from one side to the other) 从一边到另一边 8. 副词 across from (opposite) 在…对面 They parked across from the theatre. 他们把车停在剧院的对面。 9. 副词 across at/to (towards) 朝向 He glanced across at his wife. 他朝他的妻子瞥了一眼。 10. 副词 (in width) 宽 a hole 200 metres across 200米宽的洞 get {or} put sth across to ** 让某人明白某事 She swam across the river a while ago. 刚才她游到河对岸去了。 The force of the explosion threw him across the room. **的力量把他抛到屋子的另一端。 My plan for this summer is a long journey across the country. 我今年夏天的计划是作一次穿越全国的长途旅行。 Did you see the new bridge across the river? 你看到那个横跨河流的新桥了吗？ I’m so tired. All I’m dreaming of is a bed I can lie across. 我太累了。我现在只希望有张床让我躺在上面。　 Eric lives just across the street, go visit him! 埃里克就住在街对面，去拜访他吧！ He was sitting right across the table staring at me. 他坐在桌对面，目不转睛地看着我。 Our company has over 6000 franchises across the globe. 我们公司在全球有6000多家特许经营店。 That band is very popular in China. They played something like 200 shows across the country last year. 那个乐队在中国非常受欢迎。去年他们在全国大约有200场演出。 Oh no!! Look what have you done. Now all my pictures are strewn across the floor. 哦不！看看你都干了些什么。我所有的图片都洒在地板上了，到处都是。 条更多结果

across.cross.through.past.over beside besides区别

across和cross“从物体表面横过”，区别在于“**. go across sth.”和“**. cross sth.”；through“从物体内部穿过”如森林、村庄等；past常指“经过”，over指“从事物上穿越过/跨过”；beside“在…旁边”，besides“除了…之外也（包括除了的事物如：除了Tom到了，全班也到了 All the class were here besides Tom.）”