英语词汇“criss-cross”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

criss-cross

/ˈkrɪskrɒs

noun

A pattern of intersecting straight lines or paths: the blotting paper was marked with a criss-cross of different inks...

I only bought this book because I liked the cover - its purple with black criss-crosses.
The tropical grass made criss-crosses on our legs as we sat.
With criss-crosses stitched in the middle, like cartoon drunk eyes.

adjective

Containing a number of straight lines or paths which intersect each other: the streets ran in a regular criss-cross pattern [as adverb]: the swords were strung criss-cross on his back...

Here's the lawn today, with it's stunning criss-cross pattern.
Flatten lightly with fork to make criss-cross pattern.
Signature details included intricate criss-cross fabric weaving, long lines and flowing fringe-like ties.

verb [with object]

1Form a pattern of intersecting lines or paths on (a place): the green hill was criss-crossed with a network of sheep tracks [no object]: the smaller streets criss-crossed in a grid pattern...

Rhododendrons line some of the many paths that criss-cross the park.
Half a dozen tree lined boulevards criss-cross the city with French elegance and the streets through the middle heave with traffic of all kinds.
The long term goal is to build monorail lines criss-crossing the city, creating a true transportation alternative for Seattle residents.

1.1Move or travel around (a place) by going back and forth repeatedly: the President criss-crossed America...

And so he kept on the move, criss-crossing a large region of gently rolling Cheshire countryside.
An estimated 10,000 working girls will be on the move, criss-crossing the country to follow the fans - and the money - around.
Mr Baxter has travelled thousands of miles criss-crossing the constituency.

Origin

Early 17th century (denoting a figure of a cross preceding the alphabet in a hornbook): from Christ-cross (in the same sense in late Middle English), from Christ's cross. The form was later treated as a reduplication of cross.

单词	criss-cross
释义	criss-cross /ˈkrɪskrɒs / noun A pattern of intersecting straight lines or paths: the blotting paper was marked with a criss-cross of different inks... I only bought this book because I liked the cover - its purple with black criss-crosses. The tropical grass made criss-crosses on our legs as we sat. With criss-crosses stitched in the middle, like cartoon drunk eyes. adjective Containing a number of straight lines or paths which intersect each other: the streets ran in a regular criss-cross pattern [as adverb]: the swords were strung criss-cross on his back... Here's the lawn today, with it's stunning criss-cross pattern. Flatten lightly with fork to make criss-cross pattern. Signature details included intricate criss-cross fabric weaving, long lines and flowing fringe-like ties. verb [with object] 1Form a pattern of intersecting lines or paths on (a place): the green hill was criss-crossed with a network of sheep tracks [no object]: the smaller streets criss-crossed in a grid pattern... Rhododendrons line some of the many paths that criss-cross the park. Half a dozen tree lined boulevards criss-cross the city with French elegance and the streets through the middle heave with traffic of all kinds. The long term goal is to build monorail lines criss-crossing the city, creating a true transportation alternative for Seattle residents. 1.1Move or travel around (a place) by going back and forth repeatedly: the President criss-crossed America... And so he kept on the move, criss-crossing a large region of gently rolling Cheshire countryside. An estimated 10,000 working girls will be on the move, criss-crossing the country to follow the fans - and the money - around. Mr Baxter has travelled thousands of miles criss-crossing the constituency. Origin Early 17th century (denoting a figure of a cross preceding the alphabet in a hornbook): from Christ-cross (in the same sense in late Middle English), from Christ's cross. The form was later treated as a reduplication of cross.
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