cross

/krɒs/

verb

przekraczać

/pʂɛˈkrat͡ʂat͡ɕ/· czasownik

Also

przejśćkrzyżować

Definition

To go from one side of something to the other; to draw a line or lines across something.

Examples

Be careful when you cross the road.

Bądź ostrożny, gdy przechodzisz przez ulicę.

She crossed her arms and waited.

Skrzyżowała ramiona i czekała.

We decided to cross the border illegally.

Zdecydowaliśmy się nielegalnie przekroczyć granicę.

Synonyms

traverse intersect ford

Collocations

cross the roadcross your fingerscross your mind

noun

krzyż

/kʂɨʂ/· rzeczownik

Also

znak X(m)

Definition

A mark, object, or shape made of two lines or pieces crossing each other, often a religious symbol.

Examples

There was a small cross on top of the church.

Na szczycie kościoła był mały krzyż.

Put a cross next to the correct answer.

Postaw krzyżyk obok poprawnej odpowiedzi.

Synonyms

crucifix intersection mark

Collocations

red crossCeltic crossdouble cross

adjective

zły

/zwɨ/· przymiotnik

Also

rozgniewany

Definition

Feeling annoyed or angry.

Examples

My mother was cross with me for being late.

Moja mama była na mnie zła za spóźnienie.

Don't be cross, it was an accident.

Nie bądź zły, to był wypadek.

Synonyms

angry annoyed irritated

Collocations

cross withget crosslook cross

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