crisscross in Latin
crisscross in Latin is intercursō — crisscross means to cross something repeatedly in different directions.
crisscross in Latin
intercursō
(transitive) To move back and forth over or through.
What does "crisscross" mean?
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verb To cross something repeatedly in different directions.
"Hiking trails crisscross the entire mountain range."
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noun A pattern of crossing lines.
"The fence was made of wire in a crisscross pattern."
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adj Marked with lines crossing each other.
"The pie had a crisscross lattice crust."
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crisscross in a sentence
- Hiking trails crisscross the entire mountain range.
- The delivery driver crisscrossed the city all afternoon.
- The fence was made of wire in a crisscross pattern.
- The pie had a crisscross lattice crust.
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What is "crisscross" in Latin?
"crisscross" in Latin is intercursō. crisscross means: To cross something repeatedly in different directions.
How do you use "crisscross" in a sentence?
Example: "Hiking trails crisscross the entire mountain range." In Latin, "crisscross" is intercursō.
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