across

adverb, preposition

UK /əˈkrɒs/

Across can be used in the following ways:

as a preposition (followed by a noun): I walked across the road.

as an adverb (without a following noun): Our host hurried across to meet us.

1
from one side to the other
1. 1a
  moving or looking from one side of a place, space, or line to the other
  Over 70 airlines fly across the Atlantic between Europe and North America.
  Barbara stared across the room at her husband.
  The children ran straight across in front of our car.
  Synonyms and related words
  Describing movement towards a place or person
  direct
  advancing
  oncoming
2. 1b
  reaching from one side of a space or surface to the other
  Max’s body lay across the doorway where he had fallen.
  There are four bridges across the River Danube.
  He stood in silence with his arms folded across his chest.
  Synonyms and related words
  Function words referring to location
  about
  across
  after
3. 1c
  used for showing the width of something
  one mile/two metres etc across:
  The channel is less than half a mile across in some places.
  Synonyms and related words
  Words used to describe width
  across
  attenuated
  broad
2
on the opposite side of a road, river, line etc
There’s a bus stop just across the road.
They had opened a new factory across the border in Mexico.
across from:
I’m staying at a little hotel just across from the Libyan Embassy.
Synonyms and related words
Function words referring to location
about
across
after
3
in a large part of an area or surface
1. 3a
  in many parts of an area or country
  an insurance company that has over 120 offices across Europe
  right across (=in every part of an area):
  There are 20 million landmines scattered right across the region.
  Synonyms and related words
  Function words referring to location
  about
  across
  after
2. 3b
  used for saying that something hits or affects a large area of a part of your body
  Julia felt a burning pain across her forehead.
  He struck me a blow across the shoulders.
3. 3c
  used for saying that something spreads until it covers the whole of an area or surface
  There is a danger of the conflict spreading across the whole of Central Africa.
  A broad smile spread across the old man’s face.
  Synonyms and related words
  Function words referring to location
  about
  across
  after
4
used for saying that something includes or affects a whole range of people or things
We need to test students’ ability across a wide range of subjects.
The figures show that across the economy as a whole there has been steady growth.
Synonyms and related words
Everything and including everything
everything
whole
all

单词	across
释义	across adverb, preposition UK /əˈkrɒs/ Other entries for this word come across phrasal verb cut across phrasal verb get across phrasal verb put across phrasal verb read across phrasal verb read-across noun run across phrasal verb stumble across phrasal verb across-the-board adjective come across with phrasal verb across the piece phrase clear to/across/down etc phrase across the board adverb at across-the-board adjective cut across come across DEFINITIONS4 Across can be used in the following ways: as a preposition (followed by a noun): I walked across the road. as an adverb (without a following noun): Our host hurried across to meet us. 1 from one side to the other 1a moving or looking from one side of a place, space, or line to the other Over 70 airlines fly across the Atlantic between Europe and North America. Barbara stared across the room at her husband. The children ran straight across in front of our car. Synonyms and related words Describing movement towards a place or person direct advancing oncoming 1b reaching from one side of a space or surface to the other Max’s body lay across the doorway where he had fallen. There are four bridges across the River Danube. He stood in silence with his arms folded across his chest. Synonyms and related words Function words referring to location about across after 1c used for showing the width of something one mile/two metres etc across: The channel is less than half a mile across in some places. Synonyms and related words Words used to describe width across attenuated broad 2 on the opposite side of a road, river, line etc There’s a bus stop just across the road. They had opened a new factory across the border in Mexico. across from: I’m staying at a little hotel just across from the Libyan Embassy. Synonyms and related words Function words referring to location about across after 3 in a large part of an area or surface 3a in many parts of an area or country an insurance company that has over 120 offices across Europe right across (=in every part of an area): There are 20 million landmines scattered right across the region. Synonyms and related words Function words referring to location about across after 3b used for saying that something hits or affects a large area of a part of your body Julia felt a burning pain across her forehead. He struck me a blow across the shoulders. 3c used for saying that something spreads until it covers the whole of an area or surface There is a danger of the conflict spreading across the whole of Central Africa. A broad smile spread across the old man’s face. Synonyms and related words Function words referring to location about across after 4 used for saying that something includes or affects a whole range of people or things We need to test students’ ability across a wide range of subjects. The figures show that across the economy as a whole there has been steady growth. Synonyms and related words Everything and including everything everything whole all across adverb, preposition US /əˈkrɔs/ Other entries for this word come across phrasal verb cut across phrasal verb get across phrasal verb put across phrasal verb read across phrasal verb read-across noun run across phrasal verb stumble across phrasal verb across-the-board adjective come across with phrasal verb clear to/across/down etc. phrase rap someone on/across the knuckles phrase across the board adverb at across-the-board adjective cut across come across DEFINITIONS4 Across can be used in the following ways: as a preposition (followed by a noun): I walked across the road. as an adverb (without a following noun): Our host hurried across to meet us. 1 from one side to the other 1a moving or looking from one side of a place, space, or line to the other Over 70 airlines fly across the Atlantic between Europe and North America. Barbara stared across the room at her husband. The children ran straight across in front of our car. Synonyms and related words Describing movement towards a place or person direct advancing oncoming 1b reaching from one side of a space or surface to the other Max’s body lay across the doorway where he had fallen. There are four bridges across the Cedar River. He stood in silence with his arms folded across his chest. Synonyms and related words Function words referring to location about across after 1c used for showing the width of something one mile/two meters etc. across: The channel is less than half a mile across in some places. Synonyms and related words Words used to describe width across attenuated broad 2 on the opposite side of a road, river, line, etc. There’s a bus stop just across the road. They had opened a new factory across the border in Mexico. across from: I’m staying at a little hotel just across from the Libyan Embassy. Synonyms and related words Function words referring to location about across after 3 in a large part of an area or surface 3a in many parts of an area or country an insurance company that has over 120 offices across America Synonyms and related words Function words referring to location about across after 3b used for saying that something hits or affects a large area of a part of your body Julia felt a burning pain across her forehead. He struck me across the shoulders. 3c used for saying that something spreads until it covers all of an area or surface There is a danger of the conflict spreading across all of Central Africa. A broad smile spread across the old man’s face. Synonyms and related words Function words referring to location about across after 4 used for saying that something includes or affects a whole range of people or things We need to test students’ ability across a wide range of subjects. The figures show that across the economy as a whole there has been steady growth. Synonyms and related words Everything and including everything everything whole all
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