CROSSING


Meaning of CROSSING in English

noun

1 trip across a stretch of water

ADJECTIVE

▪ rough

▪ smooth

▪ ferry ( esp. BrE )

There are six ferry ~s a day.

▪ ocean , river , sea ( esp. BrE )

▪ Atlantic , Channel , transatlantic , etc.

VERB + CROSSING

▪ attempt , complete , make

You can only make the ~ in good weather.

PREPOSITION

▪ during a/the ~

We discussed our plans during the ~.

▪ ~ from , ~ to

a rough ~ from Bali to Flores

2 place where you can cross sth

ADJECTIVE

▪ border

▪ grade ( AmE ), level ( BrE ) (= over a railway/railroad)

▪ railroad ( AmE ), railway ( BrE )

▪ road , street

▪ pedestrian , pelican , zebra (all BrE ) (= where people can cross the road) ( crosswalk in AmE )

CROSSING + NOUN

▪ point

the main ~ point on the border

PREPOSITION

▪ at a/the ~

They were stopped and searched at the border ~.

We were caught at the grade ~. ( AmE )

▪ on a/the ~

A passenger train smashed into a lorry on a level ~. ( BrE )

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