crisscross
crisscross 英 ['krɪsˌkrɒs] 美 ['krɪsˌkrɒs]
n. 十字形；矛盾 adj. 十字形的；交叉的 vt. 画十字形于…；使…交叉成十字状
进行时:crisscrossing 过去式:crisscrossed 过去分词:crisscrossed 第三人称单数:crisscrosses 名词复数:crisscrosses
- A crisscross is a pattern of lines that cross or intersect. Your favorite shirt might be printed with pink and purple crisscrosses.
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- n. 十字形；矛盾
- adj. 十字形的；交叉的
- vt. 画十字形于…；使…交叉成十字状
- vi. 交叉；交叉往来
- adv. 十字形地；十字交叉地
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1. His car swung round at the crisscross.
他的车在十字街口处突然转弯了。
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2. You're going to be sitting crisscross applesauce.
你将要跪在地上，双腿交叉坐着。
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3. You're going to be on your knees. You're going to be sitting crisscross applesauce.
你将要跪在地上，双腿交叉坐着。
- crisscross (v.) also criss-cross, 1818, from Middle English crist(s)-crosse "Christ's cross" (early 15c.), earlier cros-kryst (late 14c.), "referring to the mark of a cross formerly written before the alphabet in hornbooks. The mark itself stood for the phrase Christ-cross me speed ('May Christ's cross give me success'), a formula said before reciting the alphabet" [Barnhart]. Used today without awareness of origin. As an adjective, 1846; as a noun, 1848.
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