I. verb
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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An estimated 250,000 cars traverse the bridge daily.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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As a result theoretical discourses are traversed by narrative structures which form a hidden thread running through the argument.
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But it was as if we were traversing a cafe-free zone.
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For the moment, however, it is sufficient to reflect on the difficult terrain which we are traversing.
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He portrays the latter as a nomadic people who traversed the steppe in wagons with their herds and flocks.
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If the compromised system is on a backbone network, intruders can monitor any transit traffic traversing between nodes on that network.
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Once at sea level, smooth soapstone slabs had to be traversed for some distance to reach the cliff.
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The software then does the calculations, using built-in data on the energy cost of traversing different kinds of terrain.
II. noun
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A beautifully clean, steep layback leads to an exciting but easy traverse and a nasty pull into a frustratingly smooth scoop.
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Step down and make a delicate traverse left to move up into a recess and small ledge.
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The refuge was crowded with skiers following the Haute Route - the high level alpine traverse .