Meaning & Definition of Crossed in English

Detailed Definitions

• Definition: Past tense of cross; to have moved or extended from one side to another.

  Example Sentence: She crossed the street to get to the other side.

• Definition: To have marked something with a cross (often to indicate that it is incorrect or to eliminate it).

  Example Sentence: He crossed out the wrong answer on the test.

• Definition: A term used to describe relationships or interactions that have become negative or hostile.

  Example Sentence: They crossed each other after the argument.

Etymology

Origin: From Middle English 'cros', from Old English 'cros', from Latin 'crux'.

Synonyms

Common Phrases and Expressions

• crossed wires: Miscommunication or misunderstanding between two parties.
• crossed paths: To have met or come into contact with someone unexpectedly.
• crossed the line: To have gone beyond acceptable limits.

Translations

• Spanish: cruzado

• French: croisé

• German: gekreuzt

• Russian: пересечённый

Related Words

• cross: To extend across something; to intersect.

• crossing: The act of moving from one side to another.

Slang Meanings of crossed

• Meaning: Angry or annoyed.

  Example Sentence: He was so crossed after that meeting.

• Meaning: Under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

  Example Sentence: She was completely crossed last night at the party.