Смысл: crossed

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1. [krɒs] n
<Í> 1. 1) крест
Maltese [Latin, Greek] cross - мальтийский [латинский, греческий] крест
to make one's cross, to sign with a cross - поставить крест (вместо подписи)
2) крестное знамение (тж. sign of the cross)
to make the sign of the cross - перекреститься, осенить себя крестом
2. 1) распятие
2) надгробный памятник в виде креста
3) крест (на перекрёстке дорог и т. п.)
3. (the Cross) христианство
4. (Cross) крест (знак отличия)
Distinguished Service Cross - крест «За боевые заслуги»
5. черта, перекрещивающая буквы t, f
6. биол.
1) гибридизация, скрещивание (пород)
2) кросс, однократное скрещивание
3) гибрид, помесь
a mule is a cross between a horse and an ass - мул - это помесь лошади и осла
7. 1) испытания, страдания, выпавшие на (чью-л.) долю
to bear one's cross - нести свой крест
2) неприятное, досадное обстоятельство
the slightest cross puts him out of humour - малейшая неприятность портит ему настроение
8. разг. нечестный поступок
on the cross - нечестно, обманным путём [ср. тж. 9]
he has been on the cross all his life - он всю свою жизнь жульничал /мошенничал, был прохвостом/
9. диагональ, косое направление
on the cross - по косой, по диагонали [ср. тж. 8]
to cut on the cross - резать /кроить/ по диагонали
the skirt is cut on the cross - юбка расклешена
10. ист. церковные поместья в Ирландии
11. тех. крестовина, пересечение
12. кросс (телефонный)
♢ to take the cross - ист. стать крестоносцем
no cross, no crown - ≅ несчастья бояться - счастья не видать

2. [krɒs] a
<Í> 1. поперечный; пересекающийся; перекрёстный
2. взаимный, обоюдный
3. 1) противный (о ветре)
cross head wind - боковой встречный ветер
2) противоположный
cross voting - голосование против своей партии
cross interests - противоположные интересы
4. неблагоприятный
cross weather - неблагоприятная погода
5. скрещённый (о породах); кроссбредный

3. [krɒs] adv редк. разг.
<Í> криво, косо, неправильно

4. [krɒs] v
<Í> 1. 1) пересекать, переходить, переправляться
to cross the Atlantic - пересечь Атлантический океан
to cross a bridge [a road] - перейти мост [дорогу]
to cross a river - переправиться через реку [ср. тж. ♢ ]
to cross from Dover to Calais - пересечь Ла-Манш между Дувром и Кале
he has not crossed the door for two years - он не переступал порога этого дома в течение двух лет
to cross the finishing line - спорт. а) пересечь линию финиша; б) выиграть
2) пересекать другому ездоку дорогу (конный спорт)
2. 1) скрещивать
to cross one's legs - скрестить ноги
to cross one's arms on one's breast - скрестить руки на груди
to cross swords (with smb.) - а) скрестить шпаги (с кем-л.); б) вступить в спор (с кем-л.)
2) скрещиваться, пересекаться; перепутываться
at the spot where two roads cross - на месте, где пересекаются две дороги
3. осенять крестным знамением
to cross oneself - креститься
4. 1) перечёркивать, зачёркивать
to cross a ❝t❞ - перечеркнуть букву t
to cross a letter - написать (резолюцию) поперёк написанного в письме
to cross smb.'s name off the list - вычеркнуть кого-л. из списка
2) фин. перечёркивать, кроссировать (чек)
5. разг. садиться верхом (на лошадь)
6. разминуться, разойтись
we crossed each other on the way - мы разминулись друг с другом в пути
our letter crossed yours - наше письмо разошлось с вашим
7. противодействовать, препятствовать; противоречить
to cross another's will [plans] - противодействовать чьему-л. желанию [чьим-л. планам]
he crosses me in everything - он противоречит мне во всём
he has been crossed in love - ему не повезло в любви
8. биол.
1) скрещивать
2) скрещиваться
9. воен. форсировать
10. сл. вести двойную игру
to cross smb. - предать кого-л.
11. эвф. перейти в мир иной
♢ to cross one's fingers, to keep one's fingers crossed - скрещивать указательный и средний пальцы (против сглаза, на счастье и т. п.)
keep your fingers crossed! - ≅ как бы не сглазить!
to cross one's t's and dot one's i's - ≅ ставить точки над i
to cross smb.'s path - а) встретиться на чьём-л. жизненном пути; б) стать кому-л. поперёк дороги
to cross the floor of the House - парл. перейти из одной партии в другую
to cross the aisle - парл. голосовать против своей партии: присоединить свой голос к голосам противников
to cross the river - а) преодолеть препятствие; б) умереть; [ср. тж. 1, 1)]
to cross smb.'s palm - подкупать кого-л., давать кому-л. взятку
officials whose palms had been crossed - подкупленные чиновники
to cross the target - воен. проф. взять цель в вилку
cross my heart! - вот те(бе) крест!

5. [krɒs] = across II

II
[krɒs]
a разг.
<Í> сердитый, злой, раздражённый
cross words - злые слова
cross answer - сердитый ответ
to be cross with smb. - сердиться на кого-л.
to make smb. cross - рассердить /разозлить/ кого-л.
♢ as cross as two sticks - в плохом наст роении, не в духе; ≅ зол как чёрт
as cross as a bear - не на шутку рассерженный; ≅ смотрит волком

get (one's) wires crossed Идиома

get one's wires crossed

be confused or mistaken about something.

get your wires crossed

get the wrong meaning, communicate poorly We got our wires crossed. I said someday, and you heard Sunday!

keep one's finger's crossed

wish for good luck I will keep my fingers crossed that you are able to get the new job that you have applied for.

keep one's fingers crossed for

Idiom(s): keep one's fingers crossed (for someone or something) AND cross one's fingers

Theme: HOPE

to wish for luck for someone or something, often by crossing one's fingers; to hope for a good outcome for someone or something.
• I hope you win the race Saturday. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for you.
• I'm trying out for a play. Keep your fingers crossed!

Keep your fingers crossed

If you are keeping your fingers crossed, you are hoping for a positive outcome.

keep one's fingers crossed

keep one's fingers crossed
see cross one's fingers.

get (one's) affairs crossed

1. Of oneself, to be or become confused, mistaken, or mentally abashed (about something). An allusion to blast curve actuality abominably affiliated and appropriately abolition calls. I'm apologetic for bringing you the amiss order, sir, I've been accepting my affairs beyond all day! Wow, it sounds like you absolutely got your affairs beyond about how to action that shipment!2. Of two or added people, to accept a miscommunication amid one another, consistent in a aberration or misunderstanding. I'm apologetic about all the abashing apropos the contract, Bob; it looks like we got our affairs beyond somehow. I anticipate Mary and Robert's action is absolutely aloof the because they got their affairs crossed.Learn more: crosse, get, wire

get one's affairs crossed

Also, have one's affairs crossed. Become or be abashed or mistaken about something, as in If you anticipate there's a affair today, you absolutely accept your affairs crossed; it's not till abutting ages . This announcement transfers a abominably active blast or telegraph affiliation to animal misunderstanding. [Colloquial; aboriginal 1900s] Learn more: crosse, get, wire

get your affairs crossed

BRITISH, AMERICAN or

get your curve crossed

BRITISHIf you get your wires crossed or get your lines crossed, you are mistaken about what addition abroad means. She looked abashed at what he said and he began to admiration if he'd gotten his affairs crossed. He appeared to get his curve crossed. `What allotment of America are you from?' he asked. `Sweden,' came the reply. Note: You can additionally use the noun crossed wires to accredit to an break back there is abashing about what addition means. After a few account of beyond affairs and confusion, it transpires Cerys has mistaken me for addition she knows. Note: Bodies acclimated to say they had a beyond band back their buzz alarm was affiliated abominably and they could apprehend addition else's conversation. Learn more: crosse, get, wire

get your affairs (or lines) crossed

accept a misunderstanding. Affairs actuality beyond originally referred to a adulterated blast affiliation (‘a beyond line’), which resulted in addition alarm or calls actuality heard.Learn more: crosse, get, wire

get your ˈlines/ˈwires crossed

have beyond ˈlines/ˈwires

(informal) misunderstand anniversary other: I anticipate we’ve got our curve beyond somewhere. I said Venice, not Vienna. ♢ We charge accept got beyond wires. I anticipation you were activity to drive, not me.This refers to blast wires/lines that are not affiliated properly.Learn more: crosse, get, line, wire

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get (one's) wires crossed Идиома