- To come across – to meet or find without intending to
‘I was cleaning out a cupboard when I came a cross some old wedding photos’. - Across the pond – a way of referring to the Atlantic Ocean between the UK and the USA e.g. 'In the UK we use celcius, a cross the pond, they use Fahrenheit to measure temperature.'
- Across the street – on the other side of the street
e.g. ‘There’s a frog shop across the street’ - A cross between – a mix of two things e.g ‘a cross between a Tiger and a Lion is called a ‘Liger’ , natomiast Krowa i Żubr nazywają się ‚Żubron’.
- A cross (as a noun) is a krzyż or crucifix.
- To be be cross – to be angry.
- Don’t cross me – nie przeszkadzaj mi.
- Our paths will cross again – będziemy spotykać ponownie.
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