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to go from one side of something such as a road or a border to the other: You can cross over the bridge and walk back along the other bank of the river. We crossed over and went down into the subway. Thousands of refugees have crossed over the border into neighbouring countries. See.
cross over to [sth] vi phrasal + prep (change loyalties) pasarse a v prnl + prep : cambiarse a v prnl + prep : The senator crossed over to the opposition. El senador se pasó a la oposición. cross over vi phrasal (exchange genes) intercambiarse genéticamente loc verb : The genes cross over from one chromosome to another.
cross over. phrasal verb with cross verb uk / krɒs / us / krɑːs / Add to word list. to change from one activity or style to another: Charles crossed over from blues to gospel. to become popular with a new group of people: The group's traditional black soul sound has crossed over to white audiences.
cross over (to/into something) to move or change from one type of culture, music, political party, etc. to another. Definition of cross over phrasal verb in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
1. verb To pass over something, as from an elevated position. Can we use the bridge to cross over the creek? I don't want to get wet. 2. verb To move from one place to another, as by crossing some sort of border, barrier, or stretch of land; to cross. Thousands of refugees are expected to cross over the border in the coming months.
cross over. phrasal verb. cross over (to/into something) to move or change from one type of culture, music, political party, etc. to another a cult movie that has crossed over to mass appeal related noun crossover. Join us. Join our community to access the latest language learning and assessment tips from Oxford University Press!
Hace 3 días · A crossover of one style and another, especially in music or fashion, is a combination of the two different styles. ...the contemporary crossover of pop, jazz and funk. [ + of] ...dance/rock crossover bands. 2. singular noun.
