Summary
crossing {verb}
cruzando · atravesando
cross {noun}
cruce · cruz · hendidura radial · pase cruzado
to cross {verb}
atravesar · pasar · surcar · cruzar · bandear · franquear · entrecruzar
Synonyms
crossing: hybridization · hybridisation · crossbreeding
cross: crabbed · crabby · fussy
more (20)English-Spanish translation for " crossing"
" crossing" Spanish translation
crossing {noun}
He is well aware that he faces "a long crossing on little boats" and that he soars heavenwards "on little wings" (Saint Gregory of...
The new projects would be: first, a rail crossing for the Pyrenees which would overcome the natural obstacle which separates the Iberian
reality of the Trinity "facie ad faciem" (ibid.). He is well aware that he faces "a long crossing on little boats" and that he soars
Mr President, to visitors from afar, the sea crossing to the Scottish islands is the stuff of romance, and indeed the beauty never fails to
crossing {noun}
The crossing of the 2-D lines will form several single 3-D object parts during the extrution.
carrying out checks on persons and efficient monitoring of the crossing of external borders;
Protocol on external relations of the Member States with regard to the crossing of external borders
investment in construction, renovation or upgrading of border-crossing infrastructure and related buildings;
Even if the tone of the communications today is rather low-key, they represent the crossing of a major institutional threshold.
crossing {verb}
It is not right that the perpetrator of a serious offence should escape punishment simply by crossing the border.
This is only right and proper in the light of the fact that consumers are criss-crossing the frontiers of the European Union on a daily
Themed “vernacular crossing borders”, it was jointly organised by ICOMOS Norway, Sweden and Finland as well as the ISC for vernacular
But is this a reason for doing nothing, for allowing the markets carte blanche, for crossing our fingers and hoping that all will be well?
crossing {ger.}
If it is certain that the deep crisis that we are crossing is a cultural and anthropological crisis-the man is the one in crisis -, and all...
cross {noun}
to cross {verb}
to cross [crossed|crossed] {vb} (also: to go beyond, to pass over, to traverse, to break through)
crossing (Present participle)
to cross [crossed|crossed] {vb} (also: to move, to pass, to come, to come off)
crossing (Present participle)
to cross [crossed|crossed] {vb} (also: to plow, to plough, to furrow, to fly through)
crossing (Present participle)
to cross [crossed|crossed] {vb} (also: to cross out, to bridge)
crossing (Present participle)
to cross [crossed|crossed] {vb} (also: to pursue, to wound severely)
crossing (Present participle)
to cross [crossed|crossed] {v.t.} (also: to clear, to overcome, to go through, to free)
crossing (Present participle)
to cross [crossed|crossed] {v.t.} (also: to interlace, to crisscross)
crossing (Present participle)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "crossing":
© Princeton Universityhybridization · hybridisation · crossbreeding · cross · interbreeding · hybridizing · crosswalk · crossover · intersection · crossroad · crossway · carrefour · ford
Synonyms (English) for "cross":
© Princeton Universitycrabbed · crabby · fussy · grouchy · grumpy · bad-tempered · ill-tempered · crossbreed · hybridize · hybridise · interbreed · traverse · track · cover · pass over · get over · get across · cut through · cut across · intersect
Usage examples
Usage examples for " crossing" in Spanish
Similar words
crossbeam · crossbow · crossbreed · crossbreeding · crosscutting · crossed · crossfade · crossfire · crossflow · crosshead · crossing · crossing-over · crosslighting · crossly · crossover · crosspiece · crosspost · crossroad · crossroads · crosstalk · crosswalk
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