| 词汇 | crossed |
| 释义 | crossed adjective uk /krɒst/ us /krɑːst/ crossedadjective (BODY PART)(of someone's arms, legs, or fingers) in a position where one arm, etc. is placed over the other one: He just sat at the table with crossed arms and refused to eat. The children all sit on the floor with legs crossed. Her legs were crossed at the ankles. Opposite uncrossed keep/have your fingers crossed(alsofingers are crossed, fingers crossed) used when you hope very much that something will happen in the way that you want: We're all keeping our fingers crossed for good weather on the day. I had my fingers crossed that it would work. He's injured at the moment but fingers crossed he'll be able to play. All they could do was wait with their fingers crossed. She rested her head on her crossed arms. I smoothed down my skirt over my crossed legs. You may be able to tell a lot from the couple's body language, for example if their arms are crossed or their legs are crossed away from each other. He held up his crossed fingers and smiled. Posture attitude bearing body mechanics carriage carry deportment orthostatic pose position postural posture power pose power posing slump soldierly strike strike an attitudeidiom suck suck something in You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Hoping and hopefulness Good luck and bad luck crossedadjective (WITH LINE/PATH ACROSS)having a line drawn across it: The crossed lines inscribed on the object may represent the four points of the compass. She will make sure the contract has every t crossed and every i dotted (= that it is very careful and completely correct). having a path, river, bridge, etc. going across it: The golf course is crossed in three places by streams. Opposite uncrossed See also get yourwires crossed The letters included a distinctive symbol: two crossed lines through a circle, resembling the crosshairs of a gun. They hiked for two hours uphill on a rough dirt track crossed by dozens of streams. The area is a desert, racked by dust storms and crossed by ancient dry riverbeds. Describing handwriting & print asemic autographic chicken scratch crabbed cursively handwritten illegibility indecipherable jot legibility legible legibly non-character pencilled scratching spidery undecipherable undeciphered writing written You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Crossing and moving through crossedadjective (MIXED)crossed with bred with a different animal or plant, or combined with a different type of thing, to produce something new: The dogs are often Siberians or Malamutes crossed with greyhounds. The bar looks like a coffee shop crossed with a cocktail lounge. They were the epitome of 1960s cool crossed with classic British style. Mixing and mixtures amalgam be neither one thing nor the otheridiom blend blend in/blend into something blender blitz decoction emulsion guaraná homogeneous mixture hybridize methylate mingle mosaic mush neither saturated solution scramble substance synthesis You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Variety and mixtures crossedadjective (CHEQUE)finance & economics UKspecialized (of a cheque) having two lines drawn across it to show that it must be paid into a bank account: （支票）划线的 A crossed cheque gives some protection against fraud if it falls into the wrong hands.如果支票落入坏人之手，划线支票可以提供一些保护，防止欺诈。 Opposite uncrossed Uncrossed cheques should be crossed immediately to avoid fraud. A crossed check bears on its face two parallel transverse lines and cannot be presented for cash. Payment methods anti-kickback ATM card automatic withdrawal bad cheque baksheesh bribe chip commission liquid meal ticket monetization monetize money-back monometallic Monopoly money payoff ready money remittance severance wave and pay Examples of crossedcrossed Finally, a modification of the last family provides examples of crossed product factors that are not full but for which central sequences are under control. In this pedigree only 7 dams were crossed with more than 1 sire while 6 sires were mated with more than one dam. However, the great length of the outer enclosures and the many causeways that crossed them surely precluded their use for defence against determined enemies. The study of documentary sources reveals the musicians to be highly ambitious participants with associations that crossed many professional and social boundaries. All photographs were taken dry using crossed polarizing filters to enhance contrast. For easy reference we refer to these two orientations as 'aligned' or 'crossed'. This improvisation featured the repetition of a distinctive rhythmic pattern that was based on a patterned movement using both hands diagonally crossed over the congas. There was little appreciation of the value of creative design output, or of book output that crossed the technology/histor y/theor y divides. Equally, they are crossed by complex influences, needing to be identified in subjectivities as well as narratives. The plain, dotted and crossed bars denote protons associated with more, less and least mobilities, respectively. Follow with the eyes keeping the head still - three times with each hand and three times with the hands together, thumbs crossed. A skeleton carrying a banner with another skull and crossed bones rides one of the oxen. The boundaries between these gendered agricultural spaces were at times permeable as men and women crossed over in order to perform very specific tasks. It seems to be an interesting question to understand the structure of the crossed products in these cases, but we leave it for future work. When a character crossed the stage holding an umbrella, the sound of raindrops had to be heard. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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