Croisy (en. Crossed)
/kʁwazi/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
noun
The action of crossing or the state of that which is crossed.
The crossing of paths was inevitable.
Le croisy des chemins était inévitable.
A crossing of animals or plants.
The crossing of these two species gave rise to a new variety.
Le croisy de ces deux espèces a donné naissance à une nouvelle variété.
verb
To act in a way that crosses something.
She crosses her fingers for everything to go well.
Elle croise les doigts pour que tout aille bien.
To put together in a crossed position.
He crossed his arms while waiting.
Il a croisé les bras en attendant.
Etymology
Derived from the verb croiser in Old French.
Common Phrases and Expressions
crossing paths
Meeting someone by chance.
croiser les chemins
crossing swords
Engaging in a fight or intense discussion.
croiser le fer
crossing gazes
Establishing eye contact with someone.
croiser le regard
Related Words
crossed
Who has been crossed, who has crossed elements.
croisé
intertwining
The action of interlacing elements.
entrelacement
mixture
The union of several different elements.
mélange
Slang Meanings
Doing something in a messy way.
He made his project too messy and it went wrong.
Il a trop croisy son projet et ça a mal tourné.
Disagreeing with someone.
We often disagree on this issue.
On est souvent croisy sur cette question.