across

across

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近义词

反义词

柯林斯词典

1. In addition to the uses shown below, across is used in phrasal verbs such as 'come across' and 'get across'.
2. If someone or something moves or is moved across a place or line, they go from one side of it to the other.
3. If something is spread or laid across a surface, it is put there so that it covers the surface.
4. If you come across an idea or piece of information, you find it or learn of it, often when you are not expecting to.
5. If something such as a plan or message gets across or is got across, it is understood by people.

牛津词典

1. From one side to the other side of something, especially something large.
2. On the other side of a place.
3. In a direction or position that crosses something.
4. So as to cross or pass.

用法

相关例句

1. He walked across the street to the bus stop. (名词)
2. The bridge spans across the river. (副词)
3. I came across an interesting book in the library. (动词短语)
4. She managed to get her message across to the audience. (动词短语)
5. The news spread quickly across the country. (介词)
6. The cat jumped across the fence. (副词)
7. The students were asked to line up across the room. (介词)
8. The plane flew across the ocean. (副词)
9. I saw him walking across the park. (介词)
10. The car swerved to avoid hitting the pedestrian crossing the road. (名词)
11. He stumbled and fell flat on his face, right in the middle of the street. (名词)
12. The picture hangs above the fireplace. (介词)
13. The letter was slipped under the door. (介词)
14. She ran along the beach, chasing after her dog. (介词)
15. They sailed around the world in a small boat. (介词)
16. The children played happily below the tree. (介词)
17. He walked beneath the ladder without realizing it was considered bad luck. (介词)
18. The hikers climbed up the mountain. (副词)
19. She climbed down the ladder carefully. (副词)
20. The birds flew over the treetops. (介词)
21. They jumped off the diving board into the pool. (介词)