across

牛津高阶英汉双解词典

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/ əˈkrɔs; US əˈkrɔːs; əˋkrɔs/ adv part

from one side to the other side 从一边到另一边; 横过: Can you swim across?

你能游过去吗? * Will you row me across? 你划船把我送过去行吗? * I helped the blind man across. 我帮助那个盲人过去了. * Come across to my office this afternoon. 你今天下午到我办公室来一趟.

on the other side 在另一边: We leave Dover at ten and we should be across in

France by midnight. 我们十点钟离开多佛, 午夜时应能抵达法国那边.

from side to side 从这边到那边之间; 宽: The river is half a mile across, ie wide.

这条河有半英里宽.

# across from prep (esp US) opposite (sth) 在...的对面: Just across from our house there's a school. 就在我们房子的对面有一所学校.

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/ əˈkrɔs; US əˈkrɔːs; əˋkrɔs/ prep

from one side to the other side of (sth) 从（某物）的一边到另一边; 横过（某物）:

walk across the street 走过这条街* row sb across a lake划船送某人过湖.

on the other side of (sth) 在（某物）的另一边: We shall soon be across the

Channel. 我们不久即将渡过英吉利海峡了. * He shouted to me from across the room. 他从房间的另一边向我喊. * My house is just across the street. 我的房子就在马路对面.

extending from one side to the other side of (sth) 从（某物）的一边向另一边伸

展: a bridge across the river 横跨河上的一座桥* Draw a line across the page. 在这页上画一条横线.

so as to cross or intersect (sth) 交叉; 与（某物）相交叉: He sat with his arms

across his chest. 他两臂在胸前交叉坐着.

朗文当代英语词典

across

a·cross

W1S1 /əˈkrɔs US əˈkrɔːs/adv, prep

[Date: 1200-1300; Language: Anglo-French;Origin: an crois 'in cross']

from one side of something to the other

the first flight across the Atlantic

They ran straight across the road (=without stopping) .

There isn't a bridge. We'll have to swim across.

We'd got halfway across before Philip realized he'd left his money at home.

We gazed across the valley.

towards someone or something on the other side of an area

There's Brendan. Why don't you go across and say hello?

across to/at

The referee looked across at his linesman before awarding the penalty.

He walked across to where I was sitting.

used to say that something exists or reaches from one side of an area to the other

a deep crack across the ceiling

the only bridge across the river

Do you think this shirt is too tight across the shoulders?

Someone's parked right across the entrance to the driveway.

on the opposite side of something

My best friend lives across the road.

He knew that just across the border lay freedom.

across (sth) from sb/sth

Across the street from where we're standing, you can see the old churchyard.

the woman sitting across from me (=opposite me) on the train

in every part of a country, organization etc

a TV series that became popular across five continents

Teachers are expected to teach a range of subjects right across the curriculum.

used to show how wide something is

10 feet/five metres etc across

At its widest point the river is 2 km across.

牛津高阶英语词典

across

adverb, preposition

adverb

Help Note: For the special uses of across in phrasal verbs, look at the entries for the verbs. For example come across is in the phrasal verb section at come. from one side to the other side: It's too wide. We can't swim across. ◆The yard measures about 50 feet across.

in a particular direction towards or at sb/sth: When my name was called, he looked across at me.

(across from) opposite: There's a school just across from our house.

(of an answer in a CROSSWORD) written from side to side: I can't do 3 across. preposition

from one side to the other side of sth: He walked across the field. ◆I drew a line across the page. ◆A grin spread across her face. ◆Where's the nearest bridge across the river?

on the other side of sth: There's a bank right across the street.

on or over a part of the body: He hit him across the face. ◆It's too tight