Definition of George Cross in English:

George Cross

(also GC)

nounˌdʒɔːdʒ ˈkrɒs

(in the UK and Commonwealth countries) a decoration for bravery awarded especially to civilians, instituted in 1940 by King George VI and taking precedence over all other medals and decorations except the Victoria Cross.
Example sentencesExamples
- Thieves made off with the haul, which included a George Cross, in a January raid at the Dedham home.
- AB Colin Grazier, from Tamworth, died while recovering the vital codes from the sinking U - 559 in 1942, and was awarded a George Cross.
- Trooper Christopher Finney, of The Blues and Royals, is to be decorated with the George Cross.

单词	George Cross
释义	Definition of George Cross in English: George Cross (also GC) nounˌdʒɔːdʒ ˈkrɒs (in the UK and Commonwealth countries) a decoration for bravery awarded especially to civilians, instituted in 1940 by King George VI and taking precedence over all other medals and decorations except the Victoria Cross. Example sentencesExamples Thieves made off with the haul, which included a George Cross, in a January raid at the Dedham home. AB Colin Grazier, from Tamworth, died while recovering the vital codes from the sinking U - 559 in 1942, and was awarded a George Cross. Trooper Christopher Finney, of The Blues and Royals, is to be decorated with the George Cross.
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