Translation
cross
Definition
The word 'cross' can refer to a structure consisting of an upright post with a horizontal bar, used in ancient times for execution and now as a symbol of Christianity. It can also mean to move from one side to the other, or to become angry or annoyed. For this entry, we focus on the noun meaning: a shape or object with two lines or bars that intersect at right angles, often representing a religious symbol or a mark indicating a choice or error. This is a common word in everyday English, used in contexts ranging from religion to simple instructions like 'put a cross in the box.'
Example
“She wore a small gold cross around her neck.”
“The church was built in the shape of a cross.”
“Please put a cross next to the correct answer.”
“The cross on the map marks the location of the treasure.”
“He drew a cross on the paper to indicate his vote.”
“The cross is a powerful symbol in many cultures.”
“She made a cross with her fingers to ward off bad luck.”
“The Red Cross provides humanitarian aid worldwide.”
“He signed the document with a cross because he couldn't write.”
“The cross on the hill is visible from miles away.”
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